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Everglade PSA: Call to Action! [Voice] [Anon]
Ted had been a while in thinking of both what his alter ego would be, and whether it was necessary. His three-star uniform still terrified him with its portents of damnation. And yet he couldn't ignore Everglade in its darkest hour. So many criminals wandering free was absolute chaos. He had to act. Didn't he? He couldn't bear to watch things degrade any longer. Even if he was darkness...well, they say a house divided cannot stand. Maybe fighting fire with fire wasn't the worst idea in all creation.
As for his alter ego, he kept both his own personality and the needs of Everglade in mind: fear. And who did he know that was fear-inspiring? Koishi and Flowey sprung to mind. And what did they have in common? A mawkish air with something sinister behind it. In other words, the high-low effect. Sickeningly sentimental on the one hand, and demonic on the other, alternating as the need arose. A simple effect he could appreciate, and would imitate wholesale. Begging and borrowing were, perhaps, his only talents.
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[The voice is cloyingly sweet, somewhere between Mickey Mouse and Steve from Blue's Clues. Just barely adult, yet saccharine.]
"Hiya guys! What I'm about ta say might not be appropriate for young audiences, so be advised!
All righty then! So, ya may have heard about all the trouble going on in Everglade right now. Just when ya thought things couldn't get any worse! Fai blames the mayor. Welp! I'm here to set the record straight.
It all started way back in January when Dracula, that dumb ol' vampire hanging out in Everglade, used the mayor as a stooge, and made it so ya could kill humans after sunset! Wow! Pretty evil, huh? Now, even though both Guardian Fai and David figured this out from the get-go, they didn't really do anything about it. Why not? Beats me! There's some baloney out there about how murder is A-OK so long as it powers the barrier or fills your tummy. Talk about rotten!
Fast forward through a whole half year of legalized murder, and not much has changed. The curfew is lifted, but humans can still be hunted same as always. Second verse, same as the first. And just like before, there's some funny business with that poor old mayor. Now, he's probably not that great a guy, since Everglade's pretty lousy with crime even on a good day. But still! That video of his was mighty suspicious! Someone's obviously up to no good and putting the screws on 'im. The real blame should go to the people that put him up to it, and the people that shoulda' fixed things from the start.
Welp, if the city's own Guardian won't do anything, I guess that means it's up to us! All right, enough of the doom 'n gloom. Time for the real reason for this video:
Hello! Pleased to meetcha! I'm Everglade's newest vigilante, and I can't wait to meet the good guys and beat the bad guys! And boy are there a bunch to beat! Ya may have heard in the news that they just released a whole bunch of 'em from the pokey. Surprise surprise, they haven't learned a thing. So much for prison reform!
Thing is, even when I try my hardest, I just can't get 'em all by myself. That's where you guys come in! I'm puttin' out the call for anybody and everybody who can lend a hand and keep Everglade safe and sound. There's a lotta criminals out there, and the poor city's really feelin' the hurt! So if you've got what it takes, Everglade could sure use a whole lotta' giving!
But hey, even if you're not some crime-fighting, bounty-hunting big shot, there's still plenty of stuff you can do to lend a hand! Window washing, bartending, even cleaning the gutters! There's something for everybody.
Welp, time to head back in there! Before I go, a great big thank you to all the awesome people who've been helping out lately! You guys are seriously the coolest and I want all your autographs yesterday!
Ace D. Portgas, for taking care of that no-good ritual sacrificer
Mr. Gold and Toby for putting those whispers to bed
Toby & Jeff for putting out the fireman
Danny & Cipher for taking down some of those nutty triplets (maybe go a little easier next time, geez!)
And last but not least, Namur for taking on not one but two bounties all by his lonesome! Wow! I hope some day I'm as good as him!
Golly! I'm inspired just looking at all these amazing people! And hey, if ya ever need help with anything, I'm only a call or a text away. Wish Everglade lots of luck, cause boy is it gonna need it! Until next time, good night, and stay safe!"
As for his alter ego, he kept both his own personality and the needs of Everglade in mind: fear. And who did he know that was fear-inspiring? Koishi and Flowey sprung to mind. And what did they have in common? A mawkish air with something sinister behind it. In other words, the high-low effect. Sickeningly sentimental on the one hand, and demonic on the other, alternating as the need arose. A simple effect he could appreciate, and would imitate wholesale. Begging and borrowing were, perhaps, his only talents.
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[The voice is cloyingly sweet, somewhere between Mickey Mouse and Steve from Blue's Clues. Just barely adult, yet saccharine.]
"Hiya guys! What I'm about ta say might not be appropriate for young audiences, so be advised!
All righty then! So, ya may have heard about all the trouble going on in Everglade right now. Just when ya thought things couldn't get any worse! Fai blames the mayor. Welp! I'm here to set the record straight.
It all started way back in January when Dracula, that dumb ol' vampire hanging out in Everglade, used the mayor as a stooge, and made it so ya could kill humans after sunset! Wow! Pretty evil, huh? Now, even though both Guardian Fai and David figured this out from the get-go, they didn't really do anything about it. Why not? Beats me! There's some baloney out there about how murder is A-OK so long as it powers the barrier or fills your tummy. Talk about rotten!
Fast forward through a whole half year of legalized murder, and not much has changed. The curfew is lifted, but humans can still be hunted same as always. Second verse, same as the first. And just like before, there's some funny business with that poor old mayor. Now, he's probably not that great a guy, since Everglade's pretty lousy with crime even on a good day. But still! That video of his was mighty suspicious! Someone's obviously up to no good and putting the screws on 'im. The real blame should go to the people that put him up to it, and the people that shoulda' fixed things from the start.
Welp, if the city's own Guardian won't do anything, I guess that means it's up to us! All right, enough of the doom 'n gloom. Time for the real reason for this video:
Hello! Pleased to meetcha! I'm Everglade's newest vigilante, and I can't wait to meet the good guys and beat the bad guys! And boy are there a bunch to beat! Ya may have heard in the news that they just released a whole bunch of 'em from the pokey. Surprise surprise, they haven't learned a thing. So much for prison reform!
Thing is, even when I try my hardest, I just can't get 'em all by myself. That's where you guys come in! I'm puttin' out the call for anybody and everybody who can lend a hand and keep Everglade safe and sound. There's a lotta criminals out there, and the poor city's really feelin' the hurt! So if you've got what it takes, Everglade could sure use a whole lotta' giving!
But hey, even if you're not some crime-fighting, bounty-hunting big shot, there's still plenty of stuff you can do to lend a hand! Window washing, bartending, even cleaning the gutters! There's something for everybody.
Welp, time to head back in there! Before I go, a great big thank you to all the awesome people who've been helping out lately! You guys are seriously the coolest and I want all your autographs yesterday!
Ace D. Portgas, for taking care of that no-good ritual sacrificer
Mr. Gold and Toby for putting those whispers to bed
Toby & Jeff for putting out the fireman
Danny & Cipher for taking down some of those nutty triplets (maybe go a little easier next time, geez!)
And last but not least, Namur for taking on not one but two bounties all by his lonesome! Wow! I hope some day I'm as good as him!
Golly! I'm inspired just looking at all these amazing people! And hey, if ya ever need help with anything, I'm only a call or a text away. Wish Everglade lots of luck, cause boy is it gonna need it! Until next time, good night, and stay safe!"

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Isn't David City Guardian of Genessia? Even if he wanted to do something, he has his own city to worry about.
[He's just throwing that out there, before this kind of too cheerful vigilante causes a lot of misunderstandings between new people who are probably scared and upset, and people who aren't new but probably upset and looking for someone to blame.]
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Sure is! But there's no 'if' about it; he totally wants to do stuff! Just look what he did for Nova City. [Short exchange of Frieza blowing up a building, gloating to David, then it reappearing as though nothing happened.]
Pretty awesome, right? Plus he's always bragging about having a bajillion superpowers; one of 'em has to be the power to open up his schedule a little.
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Even better: you helped out an entire city! If Luffy isn't stoked, I sure am!
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So that city is in such a state of despair as to need drastic measures....
For people to take matters into their own hands, and calling out against the darkness they face.
[His tone had an unusual quality to it. Almost joyful.]
Wanton murder... rampant death....
[There was a definite smile and joy from this thought.]
Of course hope would be born from such a thing. Hope, calling for hope.... I didn't think this world would be like that... I didn't think maybe....
I want to see the hope this situation will birth. Are you the result? Are you proper Hope? Or... does there need to be more?
[Is there a cause he could potentially lend himself to? Was there a chance to actually help create Ultimate Hope? He needed to go visit this city, he needed to know what kind of despair they were really suffering.]
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Well, they say when things look hopeless, that's when ya need hope the most! Guess that's what they call a paradox!
But I'm pretty sure hope is more of an abstract thing so ya can't really see it. As for me being hope, I'm flattered, but nope! And hey, Everglade can always use more hope! Heck, who couldn't?
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I wouldn't recommend taking them on, however. Not unless you're supremely stupid.
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It was hard to tell what kind of smile he was pulling right now.]
Hmmm, didn't do anything? Like say abuse my powers like the previous Guardian did when they set up a dumb rule themselves? A guardian has limits. A guardian has to use there job within the limits, I cannot be everywhere at once to deal with problems but I find ways. I work close to 24 hours because of all the work I have to do. I actually ask for help from the natives themselves as well as two very helpful people and I pay them myself with the money I make from being a Guardian. I don't see a single penny of that pay.
I have a wonderful deputy guardian who is working her ass off to the bone to make sure things are okay. Saying I don't do anything is a very extremely naive thing to think and a dumb one at that.
Is it because I don't do the bounties? You do realize not every crime is on there, right? What about those crimes done that aren't thrown in the newspaper. Who do you think handles those? Not any of the people you mentioned? Do you know why? Because apart from Toby they don't care for the city. If they really cared for the city they would do more than what you see in a newspaper.
[See, he knew Toby did more and he was extremely grateful to him for it.]
They might be nice people, and I could be wrong, but I've not seen them helping out Everglade much at all. As I said apart from Toby, who I do give cases to due to overflow and pay him for it.
[He stretched slightly, the smile faded ever so slightly. He actually felt better about it.]
But yes, next time you want to do something like this as a coward. Please actually do your research first. Okay, so then you don't say dumb things.
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Gee Fai, it sure is nice of ya to take time out of your super busy day to talk to a coward like me. Double nice for all the unsung hero stuff. Heck, ya even used to do a few bounties yourself, so triple nice!
Then again, it's not realy nice to spend all that time talking about yourself. Careful buddy, your ego's showing! It definitely isn't nice to say people who risked their lives to help out Everglade don't care. What, are ya some kind of mind reader? And it's really, really not nice to hide behind your job just cause ya didn't have the stones to fight against what you know is wrong. What are Guardians for?
That's the thing Fai. You're a nice guy, you're just not a good guy. But hey, that's what vigilantes are for! Guys like me can do all the not-so-nice stuff so guys like you can keep your face pretty and your hands clean!
Welp, if you want a little more shut-eye, feel free to toss some of those overflow cases my way! Ya know, just to prove I care enough.
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You accuse the Guardians of doing nothing. But what do you plan to do about it? Just go out and fight the criminals on the street? Or do you plan to get to the heart of the problem?
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I... I don't understand. Why... Why don't they just m, make murder illegal? I-It's really bad to keep it l-legal...
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Easier answer is that Everglade just can't tell right from wrong. Guess we'll just have to show 'em!
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This guy's just spinning things to make himself sound like the hero Everglade doesn't need nor deserve to be put through.
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Hell yeah, I'm a shitty paragon a justice an' virtue. Been thinkin' a settin' up a bodyguard service for humans that's gotta be out after dark. Wouldn't that be super swell?
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You'll get there, just gotta clean up that language! Yeah, that'd be peachy! So long as it's a service and not, ya know, a business.
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[ The rest of it should be her business, but honestly? She got what she wanted. There are a lot of things she could say are wrong with this post. The fact that humans can be hunted for food means that the non-human creatures can survive when many of them can't eat from other sources is just basic understanding that humans aren't the only people around, the fact that Fai had actually been what had inspired the change in the first place, and the fact that the barrier going out would mean everyone would die instead of the couple of people who were dumb enough to go down a dark alley without some garlic. The criminals thing was just the best 'fuck you' way of getting what she wanted. But all of those facts might imply that she cared, or that she'd been the one to make the last changes. So she'll pass. ]
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[As for people who 'need' to murder to survive, tough cookies. If anyone should die, why not them? Much less hassle.]
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[He just called Fai a kid.]
look, boyyo. just give it up before ya make a mistake ya can't fix.
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Gee Sans, do ya really think it's right to just let somethin' rot without even tryin'? Kinda depressing!
[No argument on the childishness of Fai. With the tantrums, adolescent thinking, and prepubescent aesthetic, he certainly gave that impression.]
Don't try cause ya might mess up, huh? Pretty fatalistic! I dunno, Sans, a guy that smiles as much as you should think positive!
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Huh, this place has Dracula? Vampires? Legalized murder? Um...is that what they do in Everglade? Trying to survive?
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Yes, Father, to all three. As for the last, that seems to me a trite statement. In what sphere of life does one not try to survive?
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