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5. PROFIT!
Here's the deal.
1. Comment with your characters
2. Someone else replies with a prompt.
3. Write out a drabble/fic/whatever filling that prompt.
4. ??
5. PROFIT!
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“I didn’t figure that would work,” he glanced back at his other self, grimacing, “I think. . .uh. . .I think this is it.” He almost didn’t want to admit it, and if it had been anyone other than himself, he might have put on an optimistic face. But with himself? It just felt right to face the facts.
“Yeah. Yeah I didn’t think so either.” The reply was heavy. The two boys, mirror images of each other (though one was slightly taller, a little more tired, a bit more haggard), slumped against the wall next to each other. Jaime looked over at his earlier counterpart.
“I kind of always figured I—we—would end up like this. You know. The heroing thing is dangerous and all.” He’s almost babbling, talking to himself to stave off the growing feeling of unease, fear, panic. Khaji isn’t even online and that’s what bothers him the most; that his partner, his friend, won’t be there with him at the end. The other Jaime grits his teeth.
“Yeah. I just—I’m not sure I’m ready yet. I mean, there’s still—we have a multiverse to save. And mom and dad and Milagro and. . .” Jaime nods, feeling his throat swell up as he thinks of his family and his friends, old and new. It’s not going to be easy.
“Th-they’ll be okay,” he replies with a conviction he doesn’t quite feel. And he knows that his other self knows it too.
“I just wish we could’ve seen them again. One more time, you know? They’re still in those pods somewhere and they’ll never—they’ll wake up and we’ll just be gone.” He reached out and clasped himself on the shoulder.
“I’m not ready for this. “
“I don’t think I am either. We did our best, though.”
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