Post by Leon on Feb 1, 2018 18:13:04 GMT -8
One of his very few days off. To rest, relax... Recharge... The anniversary of the death of his older brother, he took leave from the Academy and duty at Cabal to drink his thoughts away. Celebrate the memory of his brother. Having called Ken, his younger brother and talked for a few hours he decided to hit a bar and drink a little bit while watching sports on the new tech televisions. This bar was regularly quiet. Mostly just veterans from the war paying respects to those lost, sharing glances and understanding between each other. Mutual respect was all that mattered here.
Most paid homage in some way to the Dragons for the many things they knew to have happened. Stories exchanged through hopefuls, or witnessed by the very souls in this room. They said Leon Sudeki was immortal through time, only killable in battle. It was the only rational explanation for someone who desired to take on the kinds of odds he did. The need to be that deep in combat all the time, to live life in constant danger. As he walked to the bar a place was made for him, with paper and pencil, his favorite drink sitting in wait with fresh ice.
Leon silently wrote his memoir's. His strategies and tactics. Things that could be taught versus things that had to be experienced. He lost track of time as two hours easily passed. His butt becoming sore from the poor cushion of the stool as he put the pencil down to take a drink. Seemed foreigners from a far off territory were traveling through and stopped in for a bite and drink. Three people, males of different heights, one smoking, the others seemed a bit more formal. Leon ignored them and watched the TV.
The three sat at the bar and began drinking, speaking some foreign language Leon didn't;t understand. It sounded dutch, but seemed to have a natural slur that had nothing to do with the drinking. Time passed and one of the guys drink spilled, rolling over Leon's papers as he tried to snatch them up to save from being ruined. The fate of someone writing in pencil however was to watch it fade. Eyes narrowing a bit as the bartender cleaned Leon's spot first before helping the three. They looked at Leon and one sneered.
"What makes you so important, huh? My drink is the one that spilled, piss on his doodles."
The guy complained as Leon waved a hand for another drink. The bar tender looked to the foreigners in warning.
"Don't do it, kid."
He was all but completely ignored as they moved to surround Leon, puffing out their chests and lifting their shoulders a bit. Leon simply sipped his new drink.
"Those doodles are a promise I made to my brother."
The guy smoking smiled in a mocking way, hitting both his companions to get them in on a mock chuckle he gave.
"Yeah? He dress like fag too?"
Leon raised an eye brow and looked at his clothes. The bar tender closed his eyes and shook his head, slowly ducking behind the bar. Other bar patrons seemed to attempt silently moving out of the way, unsure of how the Lightning Dragon would take the insult. It wasn't a secret Leon's brother died saving him from capture from an enemy force. He took another sip and put his drink down.
"Walk away."
Was his only order. Leon said it sternly and with as much warning as he could give. The guy on Leon's left grabbed him by the shoulder gripping his vest. Leon's right hand gripped the back end of the pencil and as he was turned around he stood quickly and in the same motion stabbed the pencil into the ear as far as it would go. The shock was real as he pushed the guy in front of him with his left hand, spinning and ripping the pencil out of the ear of the guy on his left , grabbing the guy on his right with his left hand and stabbing the pencil into the neck of that guy, pulling his shoulder down to smash his neck on the bar, throwing the pencil at the kid who he pushed, and retracting the throwing arm to elbow the back of the head of the guy whose chin was now resting on the bar, snapping his neck and crushing his esophagus. The kid caught the pencil about three inches in front of his neck with a gasp before smiling. Leon's right foot would flash into the back of the pencil, making the kid stab himself in the throat.
Choking as he fell back gripping the pencil in a mixture of fear, shock, pain, and panic, Leon reached over to the one he stabbed in the ear, who was yelling in pain hunched over. Grabbing him up by the hair Leon would drag him kicking and screaming as he approached the teary eyed, kid on the ground. Reaching down and shoving his hand like a vice around the kids throat pushing the pencil all the way in, poking out the back of his neck. Blood spewing now as the kid began to go into shock. Leon would make the kid watch as he smashed the guy with the pierced ear face first into the ground, until it was just a bloody crater, staring him in the eyes while he did it. Finally from a mix of shock and drowning on his own blood the kid would pass out and stop breathing.
Letting go of both bodies he would walk back to the bar. The third guy still hanging on the edge of the bar by his chin. His neck having broken in such a way it pinned him to the side of it. Grabbing him by the head and prying him off to fall to the ground as he sat back down. Reaching into his vest he would pull out some money and put it on the counter. Waving a hand as the Bar tender stood back up he would be given a new drink, a new pad of paper, and a new pencil.
Most paid homage in some way to the Dragons for the many things they knew to have happened. Stories exchanged through hopefuls, or witnessed by the very souls in this room. They said Leon Sudeki was immortal through time, only killable in battle. It was the only rational explanation for someone who desired to take on the kinds of odds he did. The need to be that deep in combat all the time, to live life in constant danger. As he walked to the bar a place was made for him, with paper and pencil, his favorite drink sitting in wait with fresh ice.
Leon silently wrote his memoir's. His strategies and tactics. Things that could be taught versus things that had to be experienced. He lost track of time as two hours easily passed. His butt becoming sore from the poor cushion of the stool as he put the pencil down to take a drink. Seemed foreigners from a far off territory were traveling through and stopped in for a bite and drink. Three people, males of different heights, one smoking, the others seemed a bit more formal. Leon ignored them and watched the TV.
The three sat at the bar and began drinking, speaking some foreign language Leon didn't;t understand. It sounded dutch, but seemed to have a natural slur that had nothing to do with the drinking. Time passed and one of the guys drink spilled, rolling over Leon's papers as he tried to snatch them up to save from being ruined. The fate of someone writing in pencil however was to watch it fade. Eyes narrowing a bit as the bartender cleaned Leon's spot first before helping the three. They looked at Leon and one sneered.
"What makes you so important, huh? My drink is the one that spilled, piss on his doodles."
The guy complained as Leon waved a hand for another drink. The bar tender looked to the foreigners in warning.
"Don't do it, kid."
He was all but completely ignored as they moved to surround Leon, puffing out their chests and lifting their shoulders a bit. Leon simply sipped his new drink.
"Those doodles are a promise I made to my brother."
The guy smoking smiled in a mocking way, hitting both his companions to get them in on a mock chuckle he gave.
"Yeah? He dress like fag too?"
Leon raised an eye brow and looked at his clothes. The bar tender closed his eyes and shook his head, slowly ducking behind the bar. Other bar patrons seemed to attempt silently moving out of the way, unsure of how the Lightning Dragon would take the insult. It wasn't a secret Leon's brother died saving him from capture from an enemy force. He took another sip and put his drink down.
"Walk away."
Was his only order. Leon said it sternly and with as much warning as he could give. The guy on Leon's left grabbed him by the shoulder gripping his vest. Leon's right hand gripped the back end of the pencil and as he was turned around he stood quickly and in the same motion stabbed the pencil into the ear as far as it would go. The shock was real as he pushed the guy in front of him with his left hand, spinning and ripping the pencil out of the ear of the guy on his left , grabbing the guy on his right with his left hand and stabbing the pencil into the neck of that guy, pulling his shoulder down to smash his neck on the bar, throwing the pencil at the kid who he pushed, and retracting the throwing arm to elbow the back of the head of the guy whose chin was now resting on the bar, snapping his neck and crushing his esophagus. The kid caught the pencil about three inches in front of his neck with a gasp before smiling. Leon's right foot would flash into the back of the pencil, making the kid stab himself in the throat.
Choking as he fell back gripping the pencil in a mixture of fear, shock, pain, and panic, Leon reached over to the one he stabbed in the ear, who was yelling in pain hunched over. Grabbing him up by the hair Leon would drag him kicking and screaming as he approached the teary eyed, kid on the ground. Reaching down and shoving his hand like a vice around the kids throat pushing the pencil all the way in, poking out the back of his neck. Blood spewing now as the kid began to go into shock. Leon would make the kid watch as he smashed the guy with the pierced ear face first into the ground, until it was just a bloody crater, staring him in the eyes while he did it. Finally from a mix of shock and drowning on his own blood the kid would pass out and stop breathing.
Letting go of both bodies he would walk back to the bar. The third guy still hanging on the edge of the bar by his chin. His neck having broken in such a way it pinned him to the side of it. Grabbing him by the head and prying him off to fall to the ground as he sat back down. Reaching into his vest he would pull out some money and put it on the counter. Waving a hand as the Bar tender stood back up he would be given a new drink, a new pad of paper, and a new pencil.