Demoman
He/Him
30
March 17
Circhester (Galar)
Heterosexual
Demolitionist/Eco-Terrorist
i used to dream in the dark of palisades park.
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tavish rose
Tavish ignored the the wail of the distant siren, the Larvitar that dragged his trainer out the bar by himself, and even the pain that still wracked his body. Damn it all. He could NOT lose one of his few teammates this early on. They’d only been here for almost half a year, yet it felt like much more.
Eventually, Tavish reached the place where Sir was ‘buried’. Bits of mortar coated those once proud feathers, which he brushed off gently. Tears streamed down his face at the realization that there was still life, if faint, inside this bird’s broken body. He grabbed and tore one brick, then another, and one last bit of the wall. Then, with the gentlest of grabs, the kind reserved for a firstborn, the chemist pulled out his companion.
“Sir…” Farfetch’d-Galar tried to utter a word, but Tavish shushed him softly. “Save your strength, soldier. They might have won this battle…”
His other arm tugged at the leek. It slid out on the second pull, and sent even more debris to the ground. The bar looked like a battlefield, and its victors long gone. A flame of passion burned behind his eye patch. Fury flooded his senses. A fellow eye patch owner did this, and didn’t even have the decency to help out a wounded person.
“But that bloody-fuckin-coward will rue this day. They won't live the war.”
They hobbled past the defunct jukebox, which sparked dangerous flickers of energy into the air. There were almost zero remaining, intact tables or chairs. All of the booze behind the bar remained in relatively good shape. The bottom shelf stuff had shattered somewhere along the way, but the expensive stuff escaped. As Tavish stepped over the broken furniture, he hoped the counter and took the fullest one. Disinfectant.
As he approached the stainless steel door to the kitchen, he properly examined the bar. In all honesty... it could've been much worse. Hoenn probably considered this a terrorist attack. A ploy to distract all the participants in the Vital City Tournament for malicious reasons. Or perhaps an argument gone wrong. A fighting of ideals, a robbery, a cover up-- the determination would rest with those who spoke up and how the news writers spun it.
Tuesday night in Galar, though.
LOSS
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