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May. 15th, 2012 08:33 pmFor a new house across town, the place looks remarkably like the one he just left.
Caesar sits down at the most cluttered desk in the lab, taking one swig of coffee before setting the cup aside. Now, to pick up where he left off yesterday...
Caesar sits down at the most cluttered desk in the lab, taking one swig of coffee before setting the cup aside. Now, to pick up where he left off yesterday...
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Date: 2012-05-27 03:29 pm (UTC)It seemed this was going to be a success. Maybe, eventually, he'd be able to get the other Cesar out of the lab and into interacting with the others. ... Okay, one step at a time, but there was still hope.
It was then, in his happiness, that he ended up tripping right over Cog as the robot scrambled for the eggs. Caesar flailed and twisted to protect his bag of eggs from touching the ground. Any hit at all would destroy them.
Of course, that left him vulnerable on the floor as he scrambled to get back up while Cog yelped in confusion and fear, but that was a small price to pay for still having ammo.]
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Date: 2012-06-26 05:09 am (UTC)"Sorry, Cog!" Cesar called, rising to sooth the robot. He could just barely see where the dog had retreated to, and Cog peered from behind the chair, ears up and alert. Cesar looked a moment longer--the tip of a metallic tail came into view, no longer tucked defensively away. Those were good signs, weren't they? Cesar had never owned a dog of his own, having lived too mobile a young life and too distracted an adult one, but he thought Cog would be alright. How did one even judge, when the pet in question was a robot cat-dog?
It abruptly came to Cesar's attention he'd wandered and stayed right out in the open, giving his opponent an advantage he couldn't refuse.
"Ah--not the face!" Cesar blurted, scrambling back and bringing his arms up protectively.
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Date: 2012-06-27 11:19 am (UTC)Caesar decided to let him realize it, first. It'd be more fun at that way. With Cascarones at the ready, Caesar waited.
When Cesar realized his folly and tried to get back to safety, Caesar didn't aim for his face--he aimed for his back. And his hair. Oh, Caesar knew from years of playing this game how hard it was to get everything out.
It was now war. The evil grin across his face said as much.
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Date: 2012-07-06 06:09 am (UTC)This time Cesar found cover behind a free-standing set of bookshelves. There were gaps between each shelf, but he took cover behind a section that had a lot of tall, obscuring boxes, and tossed a pair of cascarones between a gap. One shell turned out to be confetti, but the other was glitter.
"Running low on cascarones, yet?" Cesar taunted, trying to regain some psychological ground. "When you do, I'll be ready!" He straightened to throw another cascaron, before snatching himself out of the way of a well-thrown retaliation.