Perfect Cell (
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genessia2018-09-18 06:28 pm
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Giant cicada spotted! News at 11!
Action - Morning - NW Park/Natural Area
[Routine. Everything for Cell fell into a routine, for better or worse. At the start, they kept the android busy, gave him a sense of purpose.. After awhile, not so much. Now, that precious routine was about to change, just before it got too boring.
How lucky for 'this place', as he still called it.
Oh, he knew all the streets, buildings, and sub divisions had names but why bother? As if he were going to live in any of them!
So, there he was, right back where he started; under the tree in the park. The notch from his stinger was still in the bark of the tree. Perfect. Back against the tree once more, stinger right back into place, Cell crossed his arms over his chest and sighed to himself.]
... Now what?
[Routine. Everything for Cell fell into a routine, for better or worse. At the start, they kept the android busy, gave him a sense of purpose.. After awhile, not so much. Now, that precious routine was about to change, just before it got too boring.
How lucky for 'this place', as he still called it.
Oh, he knew all the streets, buildings, and sub divisions had names but why bother? As if he were going to live in any of them!
So, there he was, right back where he started; under the tree in the park. The notch from his stinger was still in the bark of the tree. Perfect. Back against the tree once more, stinger right back into place, Cell crossed his arms over his chest and sighed to himself.]
... Now what?

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[A youth who looks no older than fifteen or so answers the overgrown cicada with a hint of intrigue in his tone. The boy looks a bit too pale for comfort, almost as white as his hair. He stares at the bug-like fiend in absolute silence before suddenly stating the obvious.]
You seem discontent.
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"I am." the new company need not know the reason for this sour state of his. Although, given time it would be obvious, after the mess up with the phone system not too long ago. Which reminded Cell of the ever nosy and chatty Mrs. Briefs, which then brought out a groan.
"and I know it depends on me, boy.. I was merely thinking out loud to what I should do next with the endless amount of time I have on my hands." Bored, immortal, and stubborn. A horrible combination.
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Bored, immortal and stubborn also greatly describes the youth standing before Cell now. Tsukihito glares up at him with a look of actual frustration. Everyone in this godforsaken realm think of him as a child. It's insulting to say the very least but works at Tsukihito's advantage surprisingly. No one expects much from this little fox boy, not until it's too late.
"To bemoan the march of time is a fools error." Tsukihito states as he idly fishes around within the sleeves of his ornate kimono. "You should seek to do something more worthwhile than complain." After a brief moment, the youth pries out what seems to be an ornate long wooden pipe. It's a kiseru, one he purchased during his venture to Fayren. The boy lights it and takes a long drag, his inhumanly red gaze still focused on the insect.
"Why don't you sing me a song, little cicada?" He asks as he blows the smoke directly at the bug man. "That would give you something to do."
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"You disgusting brat!", Cell finally managed clearly just as the smoke faded up into the branches above. But as a precaution, he lifted a shielding hand over
perfecthis face. Least he crumple over from choking on that death cloud again.. "I'll do whatever I damn well please!"no subject
[Seventeen's voice echoed from behind him, hands tucked in his pocket, nothing alarmed as a threat. Hey Brother.]
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"I don't think the 'leaders' of this place would enjoy my hobbies.. Not unless they'll allow me to freely build things to my liking." This made him pause and ponder on his dominate nature. "Will they allow me to hold tournaments, or do they do such events where I can participate?"
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"Or you could come up with something less destructive and a bit more challenging." He wasn't surprised. Even though Dr. Gero had some twisted ambition, most androids were fortunate to fight their own will power against the programming. Seventeen listened to Cell's question, and shrugged. "I don't see why not. People here holds events like that and more. There was a tournament a week ago to promote Cake Town. If anything, the Colosseum in Attleton is free to use."
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Cell took in a deep breath, held it then hissed it out in aggravation. "Normally, Seventeen, I wouldn't give a damn.. I would have done it already, but I'm not stupid.. I see my limitation here. Why else am I back under this damned tree? Why else am I asking you, of all people? You had a life before this." He paused, should he claw at that ball of wax?
"You and Eighteen were something before Dr. Gero. All I know is what that bastard fed to me, what I learned in my short life. Now here I am, basically clueless at what to do other than destroy. Sure, I've been over coming such desires, it's just hard to do when it comes to me so naturally.. Literally.."
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He sighed, leaned his back on the same tree, away from Cell. Now there were almost back to back, hands still in his pockets. "You know, that's where it starts," Seventeen began to talk, his usual tone. "You question yourself and wondered. Bypassing the program isn't easy, even for Eighteen and me, and maybe Sixteen for that matter."
Seventeen pressed the back of his head against the tree.
"Oh, and your Cell Jrs. They got revived somehow, so I picked them up and taught them some stuff. If they are willing to learn and not destroy, it should be easy for you." He paused there for a moment.
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Cells eyes were wide and quickly glossed over with tears, but that was all he'd allow for now. It seemed rather stupid to be overtaken by such emotion for 'beings' he could easily make more of. Guilt was the culprit. Remorse for the selfish act of what he made the little ones for. Their short lives and terrified faces as they met their end. He wouldn't admit that it haunted him some nights but his current state no doubt hinted at it.
With a grit of his teeth, the android reached around the grasp at Seventeens arm. No nails, no threat, just a small tremble to his grip as he began to growl. "Do not lie to me, Seventeen.."
sorry, thought i replied to this, then realized chrome ate it when it crashed v.v
He looked back when Cell grab his arm, . "Really? Have I ever lied?" Seventeen questioned the bug-droid sincerely.
(( meanwhile my ass has been in limbo lmao sorry :(
"How are they?" he struggled say without there any choke to his voice, "Have they grown? Do they.. remember anything?"
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Is this a Digimon? It could certainly pass for one. But more importantly, the vibe Masaru gets from him is that he's strong. Narrowing his eyes, he draws closer, trying to get a good view of the creature without being noticed.
Mind you, he's bad at that.]
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"It'd be less rude to just ask questions than stare, hm?"
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... Okay, fine. I've got a question. You're really strong, aren't you?
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".. Care to find out?"
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"You could take some classes in a subject that interests you."
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"Hello, Ms. Briefs.." He began with a growl, "Trying to pry into my personal life once more, are you? If you must know, things have changed since we last spoke.. and I'm sure whatever "classes" you suggest to me are merely a waste of time.. If not just nonexistent all together."
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She's keeping a polite distance. She may not be afraid, but she's not going to pointlessly antagonize him. Especially not when her intention actually was intended as a helpful one.
"I was suggesting classes so you could have something to keep busy with. What about trying out music or art?"
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Well, not surprising that people would procreate.. Now he was all the curious on just who the father was. Though, it would be a bit brash to ask just who did the dirty with your mother.. Especially just for genealogy connect-the-dot reasons. Cell let out the faintest of chuckles, which was accompanied with a flickering clacking of his wings. Clearing his head of the question.
"I suppose art would be nice. I do have a knack for building things. I sadly can't work in confined spaces.. Or with others, for that matter."
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If he's willing to consider her suggestion, that's something. A sign that he's capable of moving on from the past and doing something more productive with his life, at least.
"If you want to be mostly outside...I think there's a camp grounds in Everglade. Then all you'd need would be a storage shed to keep your art out of the rain."
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Oh, how it took every ounce of him not to laugh in the young womans face. A bit of a snarky chuckle slipped past clenched teeth.. Currency. Working a job. Feh! Nothing but a whole lot of nonsense to the bio-android. Clearly, she did not know of his talents. If he needed supplies for his art, he would retrieve it 'naturally'.
"The books would be best.. I can read faster than someone attempting to teach me." Or, if he wanted to go the cheaters route, he could all too easily watch someone do the skill and learn it immediately. Perfectly, at that! "And where would one find these books? No doubt you expect me to purchase them?"
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Bulla's not fully informed on all of Cell's abilities. She knows he's dangerous, but also knows that there are people here who'd be able to take him on, including her brother, Goku and Seventeen. However, if she can avoid that kind of clash just by offering some suggestions on what he could do with his time, she'll take the common sense route.
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With a bit of a defeated tone to his sigh, Cell adjusted himself more comfortably into the tree. "Thank you for your 'suggestions', Ms. Briefs.. You may go." It was worth a shot but if she were anything more like her mother than he assumed? The android was sure to be stuck with his company for much longer..
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She's guessing probably not, given the way he'd responded to the idea that he buy supplies, but she's not going to make assumptions.
"Finding work that you don't mind would be a good way to pass the time, too."
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"Besides, if I were to seek employment, the rest of the work force would be out of my league! If I wanted, I could no doubt man an entire factory on my own with my powers of speed and telekinesis alone~" Gloating? You bet. He was the perfect android, after all.. It was the only thing he had left the flaunt. Actually, 'look at how Perfect I am' was the only thing he could ever flaunt.
"Although, I have a feeling your next question will be something of what I would like for a job, hm? Aside from the obvious of being a fighter? Perhaps if I build my own personal size arena and offered martial arts training.. I am fully knowledgeable in several different fighting styles, by the way~ No doubt there are some lesser beings here that would pay a fee to learn the ways of seeking Perfection.. When in actuality they never will! Haah!"
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"People aren't eligible for a business license until they've had a job in one of the five cities for at least a month, but if you got a job as a personal trainer to start with, that would put you in a position to meet clients before you opened your own business. Just leave out the part about them never reaching perfection and you've already got a pretty solid sales pitch. Maybe just change it to making your clients into the very best that they can be? It's more positive and encouraging that way."
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"Boredom aside, I have no need to run a company or have a job. You other beings and your issues that require currency are thankfully not my concern. So, as stated before, Ms. Briefs, I thank you for your suggestions.. You are free to go."