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flat "literal cryptid" escardos ([personal profile] escardos) wrote in [community profile] irisnetwork2019-11-17 03:07 pm

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it's almost christmas! how does it feel to be approaching the holidays when nightfall is approaching so quickly? make sure to spend your time wisely, because you might not be here next year you might be three meters underground!

juuuuuuust kidding! but it's a fun thought, isn't it? people celebrating and putting their holiday lights up, almost as if trying to make us unaware of what is coming. they might as well be trying to brainwash us, huh?

i really hope i can buy some new video games-- what are you guys planning?
hawkwardness: (Default)

[personal profile] hawkwardness 2019-11-20 02:33 am (UTC)(link)
Might as well.

So did you really mean what you wrote or are you just trying to wind people up?
hawkwardness: (post)

[personal profile] hawkwardness 2019-11-20 03:11 am (UTC)(link)
Both. Okay.

Pretty harsh things to say about people enjoying their very last holiday, if you're assuming we're all doomed.
infestedcouncilpresident: (This is stupid and also you are stupid)

[personal profile] infestedcouncilpresident 2019-11-20 03:17 am (UTC)(link)
So youre an asshole. Got it
hatesdeerstalkers: (hm...?)

[personal profile] hatesdeerstalkers 2019-11-20 03:21 am (UTC)(link)
Hurting me? My boy, I cannot feel much pain. In fact -

[He gets up and heads towards his room, coming back out with a hunting knife and a handkerchief - and as he sits down, he plunges the knife into his palm without hesitation, going all the way through.

He's bleeding - but he doesn't flinch, or show any outward signs of pain.]


I cannot feel this. See? You can move it around in the wound, if you'd like!

[MORIARTY, SHERLOCK CAN FEEL THAT. He places the handkerchief around the tip, catching the blood,, letting it just sit in his hand.]

My worst death....hm. I suppose the Bisection would be the worst? That one, I actually felt due to it cleaving through part of my spine. Horrible elevator 'accident', you see - I had to sneak out of the morgue once I'd returned, which became distressingly common as time went on.
hawkwardness: (wild)

[personal profile] hawkwardness 2019-11-20 03:26 am (UTC)(link)
Good luck making any friends, you're going to need it.
infestedcouncilpresident: (Sure thing buddy)

[personal profile] infestedcouncilpresident 2019-11-20 03:26 am (UTC)(link)
The first one
improbablenotimpossible: (This is YOUR fault Moriarty)

[personal profile] improbablenotimpossible 2019-11-20 03:30 am (UTC)(link)
[Moriarty, your phone is going off]
hatesdeerstalkers: (OH NO IT'S MOEPA)

[personal profile] hatesdeerstalkers 2019-11-20 04:09 am (UTC)(link)
[when he takes it out, there's a faint scream from somewhere else on campus. Sorry, Sherlock.

With the undamaged hand, he picks up his phone and checks it - a text? - and shoots off a 'What' to the vampire while still focusing on Flat, not paying attention to whatever Sherlock wrote.]


Hm, well - You've read the books, so I assume you remember how I 'met my end', as it were? I bounced off a rock - and my spine was broken in two places. When the immortality took hold, it was repaired - but since the severing was so intense, it's continually regenerating.

[He laughs.]

I actually dragged myself out of the falls and then went mad with pain - It took 5 years for my mind to piece itself back together! But because of the pain, I simply can't feel anything that doesn't approach the level of agony I continually go through. It's amazing what the human mind can adapt to, isn't it?

[He says it so cheerfully that it's hard to imagine he's telling the truth, and yet...]

Anyway! Yes, I will regenerate cut off digits or limbs, though it takes time. For a finger, it's about a week or two - for an arm, around two to three months. Of course, if the limb or digit is still in one piece, it's much quicker and easier to merely hold it to the wound and allow it to reconnect itself.

[He holds up his hand, which is already beginning to show signs of knitting together under the blood.]

As for decapitation....hm. I'm not quite sure! I've never undergone it myself, but I would assume that I would be 'dead' for however long it took for a body to regrow, or to reconnect my head to my body again.
infestedcouncilpresident: (Arguing)

[personal profile] infestedcouncilpresident 2019-11-20 04:13 am (UTC)(link)
It DOESNT need to be said! We all KNOW we might die! Were trying to not go insane thinking about it and you had to SHOVE it all in our fucking faces! So yes, youre an asshole
shockingblue: (Irritated)

[personal profile] shockingblue 2019-11-20 04:19 am (UTC)(link)
Yeah, go to the Outlands and deal with cosmic horror that would make Lovecraft feel ill and then we'll talk grumpy. It's been a long month.
hatesdeerstalkers: (WINK WONK)

[personal profile] hatesdeerstalkers 2019-11-20 04:37 am (UTC)(link)
Indeed! It's exactly like that - I'm sure the signals of pain are still sent, but it's so inconsequential that I just don't receive it.

[He pushes his regenerating hand closer to flat, wiping away the blood where he can. It's fast - it's only been about 1-2 minutes, and it's already halfway closed - but there's the sense that it should be faster, somehow.]

Ah, why this happened? ...Well, it's funny you should ask that and also about Sherlock in the same breath....though I suppose I should keep some secrets for later, so let's table that for now.

[A wink - sorry, you have to be a level 3 student in order to access that backstory.]

Anyway, Holmes is still alive - or, well, existing. He's a Vampire now - and is at this school, though he goes by the name 'Arthur Bell' here.
shockingblue: (Skeptical)

[personal profile] shockingblue 2019-11-21 04:12 am (UTC)(link)
We literally fought slimy squid-people with tentacles for faces and psychic powers that tried to eat peoples' brains, man.

Literary critique wasn't what I was going for with that statement.

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