There are all sorts of guns, man. So there are all types of bullets. Big ones, small ones, itty ones. Some aren't made of metal or copper or what not, like I've got two quad blasters, they use energy and lasers instead, uhhh basically I shoot lightning from my guns.
[How do explain.]
But yeah, depends on what kinda gun you're getting the bullets for.
I didn't think to ask anything beyond that he needed ammo. I hope that whatever I find is something that he can use ... as I'm far too ashamed to bother him, again.
Flowers are cheap. Chocolates may work. Poetry would not be the best idea. The way that my words weave and dance and play upon the page can ... be a little troubling to others.
Don't know, man, don't really know you that well. Could always draw him a picture.
Or see what else he likes besides bullets. Maybe go have a drink with him? There's a place up in Northtown, little bar with a pool table, play some pool.
Haha, I don't know if you're trying too hard, I think you're just thinking waaaay too hard about it. Getting yourself worked up.
But games are a good way of making friends. Pool is fun, even if you don't know what you're doing. Trust me, I'm garbage at it, totally. You use sticks to hit balls into holes on a table. Sounds boring, can be great, especially with a drink or two.
I do suppose that I am. And it is never good when I get worked up.
[He tilts his head. He imagines just regular sticks and various sized balls that one strikes at the side to hit into holes all around a table. How can one be garbage at such a game?] Well, it sounds fun and simple enough.
Daw, ain't you sweet. [A little weird, but he grew up around weird and tons of assholes. So just another regular day for him.]
But I'm sorry to break it to you, but I am in deed, an outlaw. Guess I'm a... sometimes good, sometimes bad outlaw? Little bit of both. Makes life interesting.
Oh.
[Arm? Uh. Well. A friend of his, Sally, may have tried to eat him. Literally. Bit him right in the upper arm pretty damn hard, he'll have teeth marks for a while, bruising, hurts like the dickens. Could be because he'd taken care of it himself, not wanting to bring attention to the fact his bff pal has a taste for flesh.]
I uh, kinda got into a fight when some of us were a bit sing song happy. Still healing up. [Not a full lie, he'd gotten into a good fight, almost killed his pal Kirk. Fun times with his friends lately. It's wrapped, he actually made an effort to patch it up, ripped up shirt or something.]
I certainly try to be. [Save for when his temper gets the better of him.]
Yes, it does. It is rather foolish of me to think that a legendary outlaw would be all bad. If that were the case, I doubt you would be an outlaw. Your title would be something much, much worse. [A soft laugh.]
Oh. [The elf lightly touches his face as he remembers cutting into it.] I had been afflicted by song. It was such an awful thing. I ... I didn't like it much. I'm sorry that you had to suffer under someone who was under the song's power.
Luckily I'm awesome. Kind of a... space cowboy. Who sometimes steals things. Or takes things that people left behind. Finders keepers, man.
[Peter makes a little face, cause yeah. Sadly he was the one being sing song crazy.]
Ehh, I was actually in the same boat as you. Hurt someone, scared em more than anything, they had to knock me out to stop me from killing them. [And he takes a bit to put down, he can take a bit of a beating.]
I fear I do not know what a cowboy or how that relates to space. Still, I believe that is fine. What good are sentimental items when the person is dead or gone? It is best to be given to those that can appreciate them than left to gather dust.
[He makes a small noise.]
I see. I am glad that they were able to stop you from doing so. For an outlaw, you seem too kind a person to be able handling killing someone.
Don't worry, if I explained it it'd probably make even less sense. And see, see, you get it! Though usually I'm giving the items to dudes who'll give me a lot of money so someone else can buy said item.
But hey, a guys gotta put fuel in his ship and buy food alright?
[And oh Yaha, you sweet crazy cinnamon roll.]
Me too, man. Though I'm not that nice. I mean I've straight up killed dudes before. Though they're usually assholes, one hundred percent. Or they're trying to kill me. So I think it's fair.
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[How do explain.]
But yeah, depends on what kinda gun you're getting the bullets for.
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He sent me on a task that I could not properly complete.
I should cut out that silver tongue of his and force him to eat it with the bloody mess that is left!]
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I like him very much.
And friendship is more important than punishment.
Isn't it?
Yes.
Probably.]
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I had no idea. I was about to get my friend something that he may not be able to use.
What an embarrassing situation.
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I didn't think to ask anything beyond that he needed ammo. I hope that whatever I find is something that he can use ... as I'm far too ashamed to bother him, again.
gasp
[That's right. Use that fancy talk back at him. Saying shameful is not fancy talk, Peter.]
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There's little chance that he has that gun and we may not be able to find it.
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Maybe you should look into getting him flowers? Some chocolates? Write him a poem?
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I can't imagine why.
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Or see what else he likes besides bullets. Maybe go have a drink with him? There's a place up in Northtown, little bar with a pool table, play some pool.
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Perhaps, I am trying too hard? Perhaps, it looks like I love him more than -- I don't, you know. If he asked, I would -- pool?
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But games are a good way of making friends. Pool is fun, even if you don't know what you're doing. Trust me, I'm garbage at it, totally. You use sticks to hit balls into holes on a table. Sounds boring, can be great, especially with a drink or two.
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[He tilts his head. He imagines just regular sticks and various sized balls that one strikes at the side to hit into holes all around a table. How can one be garbage at such a game?] Well, it sounds fun and simple enough.
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Simple in theory, but there's a lotta skill to it. Skill I don't have. [Yes, he can admit it. He's a big boy. Sometimes.]
Still, real fun to play with people, no matter how good or bad you are.
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Does that mean you want to play with me?
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You know, any other time I'd say yes, but kinda hurt one of my arms recently, so I'd be even more shit than I already am. What about a rain check?
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Hm? Your arm? What did you do, Peter?
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But I'm sorry to break it to you, but I am in deed, an outlaw. Guess I'm a... sometimes good, sometimes bad outlaw? Little bit of both. Makes life interesting.
Oh.
[Arm? Uh. Well. A friend of his, Sally, may have tried to eat him. Literally. Bit him right in the upper arm pretty damn hard, he'll have teeth marks for a while, bruising, hurts like the dickens. Could be because he'd taken care of it himself, not wanting to bring attention to the fact his bff pal has a taste for flesh.]
I uh, kinda got into a fight when some of us were a bit sing song happy. Still healing up. [Not a full lie, he'd gotten into a good fight, almost killed his pal Kirk. Fun times with his friends lately. It's wrapped, he actually made an effort to patch it up, ripped up shirt or something.]
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Yes, it does. It is rather foolish of me to think that a legendary outlaw would be all bad. If that were the case, I doubt you would be an outlaw. Your title would be something much, much worse. [A soft laugh.]
Oh. [The elf lightly touches his face as he remembers cutting into it.] I had been afflicted by song. It was such an awful thing. I ... I didn't like it much. I'm sorry that you had to suffer under someone who was under the song's power.
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[Peter makes a little face, cause yeah. Sadly he was the one being sing song crazy.]
Ehh, I was actually in the same boat as you. Hurt someone, scared em more than anything, they had to knock me out to stop me from killing them. [And he takes a bit to put down, he can take a bit of a beating.]
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[He makes a small noise.]
I see. I am glad that they were able to stop you from doing so. For an outlaw, you seem too kind a person to be able handling killing someone.
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But hey, a guys gotta put fuel in his ship and buy food alright?
[And oh Yaha, you sweet crazy cinnamon roll.]
Me too, man. Though I'm not that nice. I mean I've straight up killed dudes before. Though they're usually assholes, one hundred percent. Or they're trying to kill me. So I think it's fair.
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[Another laugh.]
Indeed, it is fair. You were only defending yourself or ensuring that the world did not have to suffer from their kind anymore.
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