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Ahkmenrah laughed at Tony/Vision's stories about Hawkeye, and how that particular avenger had nested apparently on the letter "A". He found that to be an extremely amusing thought, and, even more trippy - he was currently
in the body that had done it. Sheen in Legolas's body seemed to have a bit of a momentary meltdown, when he was clapped on the back by Iron Man, or Vision, or maybe he counted it as both. The pharaoh laughed lightly,
"It is quite alright, Clint. I won't tell anyone about that particular story...for now," he added, with a kidding grin. He would never
really tell anyone, but it was always fun to tease. Especially with Clint, when there was such a large opening. He laughed harder when Clint told him not to say 'rootin-tootin eagle-eyed expert of a marksman'. He honestly didn't know where that came from, it was a bit unlike the pharaoh. No, wait, he knew
exactly where it came from.
"Sorry, Jedediah is rubbing off on me." He really needed to stop hanging around those miniatures so much. They'd been acting awfully high-and-mighty, ever since the pharaoh agreed to make a YouTube account and like all of their videos.
He watched as Clint took the bow back, offering no resistance when the weapon was grabbed, notched and aimed. Hawkeye's arrow went about three feet, then took a nosedive for the sand, its tip half-buried. The pharaoh's grin melted into a frown when the former-archer marched off and sat himself down in solitary silence.
Uh oh. "Uh, I'll go talk to him," he offered valiantly, traipsing across the sand until he came up behind...
himself, wow, that was an odd experience. He knelt next to Clint and gently tapped his shoulder.
"Hey...Clint?" He heaved a sigh.
"I'm really sorry about the lack of archery skills. If it's any comfort, my body has really strong legs from running away from dinosaurs...and that was even before I got to this island."Ahk winced when he overheard, behind him, Sheen say to Iron Man something along the lines of,
"Wow, okay, I guess maybe it should be Ahk in Hawkeye's body that teaches me to shoot."Offering a nervous grin, the pharaoh turned back to Hawkeye.
"Look, I totally believe that we are going to be back in our own bodies before next sunrise. That's usually the amount of time it takes to solve my museum problems," he added, recalling how Larry always seemed to get them out of deep trouble before the night's end. He had every confidence that it would turn out the same way this time - after all, that's what he was used to. His group always got out of trouble after a few hours of running around and figuring out how to beat the bad guy.
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Rumplestiltskin looked at Coulson and tried to laugh when the agent remarked about the hook.
"Ah, yes, you get accustomed to it, eventually." I hope, he added silently, wondering how Jones ever got used to walking around with only one hand and five fingers. Still, it was actually sadistic satisfaction, to know that
this was the pain Hook had to live with, every waking moment since their paths had crossed. At least the Crocodile had done a number on him, and revenge was sweet. Speak of the devil, the next inquiry Coulson had for him was concerning the 'Crocodile.' As he went down the list of people that Rumple might possibly hang out with, the Dark-One-Turned-Pirate only recognized one of the descriptions - Loki. But he didn't want to give away too much, nor did he want to make it obvious that he wasn't...well,
himself. Plus, he really didn't quite know
what to make of some of those descriptions.
"Let's just say this: if they're mischievous and devious, and they are capable of serving the Crocodile's ends, then yes, it's possible that he would keep them as his allies." The description about the eyeliner, though, was a little strange, and Rumple doubted he would hang about a man like
that even if he
could serve a purpose. Eyeliner was simply distasteful and it reminded him much too much of Killian Jones. He watched with blue irises as Coulson reached into a pocket and took what might've been a tazer. That was disconcerting. The Dark One still hadn't figured out how to use his powers in this body, and if it should come to that, he wasn't sure he'd be able to put up much of a fight, especially when he only had one hand.
"'Hail Hydra?'" he asked, making himself sound uncertain. He himself had heard Loki say something about that at one point, but he didn't know if
Hook had, so it was safer to play dumb.
"No, never heard of it," he lied, then added.
"but I know one thing is for certain: we must bring whoever cast this curse to justice." And he believed that sentiment was true of both himself
and Hook, so he had no qualms with saying it. It was probably one of the few things the rivals would agree on, at this point.
[@My Dawn, it's no problem! I'm sorry for taking a while, as well - I kinda took a break from CS for a few days ^^]
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Ambrosia smiled,
"Nice to meet you, Liza!" it was always great to find someone like her who wasn't really hostile or anti-social. Her brother Reggie always used to say that people weren't to be trusted in general, neither wolf nor human, but she always liked to think that there were good people from every race and walk of life. When Liza asked whether or not they had seen anyone else, Ambrosia had to respond in the negative.
"I'm sorry, I haven't seen anyone besides Bunny," she explained, glancing around.
"I just got here, and I haven't really had chance to pick up a scent," she frowned when she realized she hadn't told Bunnymund about her werewolf nature, yet, but moved past it, figuring he would ask about it himself if he was curious, or perhaps he had missed the remark entirely.
"And, unfortunately, I have no idea how I got here or how to get back out. But I'm sure if we look around, there'll be someone who knows something."ṮẏṙḀṆṆṏṠḀṳṙṳṠ ṙḕẌ
Lying ensconced in a bed of sand on a beach, there was a massive tarp of mottled brown scales, the steady rising and falling of which gave life to the certainty that this was no tarp, but a live creature. There was the sound of heavy, sleep-laden breathing, and then a low grumbling as she stirred. A single, amber-hued eye blinked open, although it detected no immediate motion around her. Muscles rippled underneath the skin as she rose, disturbing a large pile of sand and sending a spray of the particles all over the place. A deafening roar rumbled in her throat, then resonated across the island when she let it loose with a widening of her toothy jaws. The loud cry echoed through the bark, the leaves, and vibrated within the dust itself. When she had satisfied herself with the bloodcurdling roar, she closed her mouth and sniffed the air. The only thing she could taste in the wind was the salt of the sea spray. The last thing she remembered was Claire setting her loose, and then her battle with the I-Rex. But there were no humans here, nor were there any other dinosaurs. Taking small but heavy steps at first, she stomped her way over to the tree-line, then gradually picked up speed, charging through the forest and searching for signs of life - a possible meal. She was no longer in captivity. She was free.
[T-Rex is open, anyone in particular want to run into her? xD]