I can only promise to treat you as a person. [His eyes narrow.] You were murdered? Are you experiencing the death toll? That isn't easy. I recently experienced it myself.
This place ain't natural. Bringin' people back from tha dead. Forcin' 'em ta do what someone else thinks is right. Fuck that, and fuck all of ya complacent with it.
I agree with you...on the first part. [It isn't natural for death to be undone.] Right and wrong are not difficult to assess. If you have been abused, that too is wrong.
Well let me clear it up fer ya: I'm a killer fer hire. Doin' me job is me gift. I ain't changin'.
Go help someone else.
[And with a snarl, he "hangs up" his side of the conversation. He won't look at the next reply as his device is no longer within his reach. It's...crashed against the opposite wall.]
[Later, food will be brought to his door. A knock follows, alerting Dennis to the offering. Zichen hesitates, wondering just how bad off his inmate might be.
[As much as he likes respecting boundaries, this...worries him. So he tries to push open the door normally before he uses his unnatural strength to break the barrier down.]
[That sort of thing startles Collins and he's up and moving despite the ache before Zichen is fully through the doorway. His hands are fisted, his jaw clenched in pain anticipation of a fight, and his stance like that of an old-timey (Irish) boxer.
Of note: the lingering bruises from the killing blows of his death are mostly hidden beneath his shirt collar but one of his eyes is horrifically red at the moment.]
Tha fuck are ya doin'? Get- [His eyes narrow as he recognizes Zichen.] Jesus fuckin' Christ! What is yer problem, lad!?
[Zichen picks up the tray of food once he has enough room to get inside. He brings said tray to a flat surface before taking out a healing balm that is good for cuts and bruises. He sets that by the tray too.]
I'm here to help. [Ah...aggressively.] You needn't fear me.
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Do ya now? What made you wanna be a damn warden then? What tha fuck is yer problem?
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[That's a challenge in his tone.]
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A little pain is nothin'. I'm fine. Now, if we're done talkin' about yer uselessness, kindly fuck off.
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I'm not a fuckin' invalid. I can take care of meself.
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This place ain't natural. Bringin' people back from tha dead. Forcin' 'em ta do what someone else thinks is right. Fuck that, and fuck all of ya complacent with it.
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I agree with you...on the first part. [It isn't natural for death to be undone.] Right and wrong are not difficult to assess. If you have been abused, that too is wrong.
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Go help someone else.
[And with a snarl, he "hangs up" his side of the conversation. He won't look at the next reply as his device is no longer within his reach. It's...crashed against the opposite wall.]
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Should he force his way in...?]
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painanticipation of a fight, and his stance like that of an old-timey (Irish) boxer.Of note: the lingering bruises from the killing blows of his death are mostly hidden beneath his shirt collar but one of his eyes is horrifically red at the moment.]
Tha fuck are ya doin'? Get- [His eyes narrow as he recognizes Zichen.] Jesus fuckin' Christ! What is yer problem, lad!?
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I'm here to help. [Ah...aggressively.] You needn't fear me.
[Now? Now he bows to Dennis.]
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