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wildestlands2021-11-18 10:07 pm
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Answering the age old question... [Video]
[It's been a topic of debate around many bachelorette parties and girls' nights out. More than a few boys' nights out, too. Not to mention a few villainous meet ups.]
[Just what DOES the Bat wear under that suit?]
[The mirror shows a man in his late twenties, possibly very early thirties, wearing a thin t-shirt and boxer shorts. Blue boxer shorts with a red S in a shield. Very similar to the symbol somebody else wears as well. His black hair and blue eyes are similar to somebody else, too.]
[He looks surprisingly unperturbed by everything at the moment.]
So. This is not what I was expecting when I thought I heard something in the living room. Instead of an intruder, I've got...an entire forest? Pretty sure I missed something big.
[Nobody needs to know about the suit of black armor that he's had to leave behind. Whatever's happening here took the "Dark Knight" moniker a bit too seriously. If the cape had been impossible to work with, the entire suit was more than he could deal with now.]
[He'd cope. And the story at least gave him a plausible reason for having his escrima sticks with him.]
[Just what DOES the Bat wear under that suit?]
[The mirror shows a man in his late twenties, possibly very early thirties, wearing a thin t-shirt and boxer shorts. Blue boxer shorts with a red S in a shield. Very similar to the symbol somebody else wears as well. His black hair and blue eyes are similar to somebody else, too.]
[He looks surprisingly unperturbed by everything at the moment.]
So. This is not what I was expecting when I thought I heard something in the living room. Instead of an intruder, I've got...an entire forest? Pretty sure I missed something big.
[Nobody needs to know about the suit of black armor that he's had to leave behind. Whatever's happening here took the "Dark Knight" moniker a bit too seriously. If the cape had been impossible to work with, the entire suit was more than he could deal with now.]
[He'd cope. And the story at least gave him a plausible reason for having his escrima sticks with him.]

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[Taking a closer look a Dick, Nog does recognize the logo on his boxers. Which means it's probably a good idea to clarify a few things.]
Also, judging by your underwear? Yes, I am a Ferengi. Yes, I am Starfleet officer. No, those two things aren't mutually exclusive, and no, this isn't a costume.
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[The question IS on the tip of his tongue, but the guy answers it before he can utter it. There's a moment before he nods and shrugs.]
Last I had seen, there were a lot of races that only had one or two representatives in Starfleet. Though I can't say I'm an expert. Glad to meet you.
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[No he was not going to let that go.]
I'm Nog, by the way.
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Uh. Dick. Is my name. Nice to meet you, Nog.
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Step one, wake up.
Step two, get dressed.
Step three, fall down the rabbit hole. I don’t see what you missed.
I have a cloak, if you want it.
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[Considering the last time they'd really talked had been a fight, well...even better that Tim's actually talking to him.]
Cloak would be appreciated. At least whatever brought me here warped my slippers into something wearable.
[Even knights had leather boots under their greaves. Pretty much the only bit of the armor he could feasibly take with him, along with a few small items. But that's something to be talked about in person.]
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Are you in the camp, the town, or back in the woods?
[ He’s already up and looking for Dick, hoping to find him before he joins traveling minstrel show. In the meantime, he should probably reinforce his flimsy excuse of a secret identity. ]
You’re not going to believe who’s here!
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Woods. I seem to have gotten a bit turned around, really.
[More taking the lay of the land, but Tim would certainly understand that.]
[The cheerfulness gets a raised eyebrow though.]
I can't believe that I'M here, so I'm sure I'm not going to believe this, either.
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[ That sounds neutral and not-terrifying, right? Because getting teleported back to the group is jarring. ]
And Superboy is here! So there’s no need to worry.
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[Still, once he hears that there's something that doesn't want people to wander away from camp, Dick starts following that feeling.]
[He does stop a moment, looking at the mirror with...a not quite blank look but almost uncertain. Kon hasn't returned for him, yet, so it takes a moment for it to filter through properly. Then, at least outwardly, he seems to cheer up.]
Really? Well, that's good news. You'll have to tell me all about it when you find me.
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But he knows Dick, and that they’re going to have a conversation once the magic mirrors aren’t needed anymore. They were going to talk anyway. ]
Yep. So now I can prove he’s shorter than he looks on tv.
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[Jennifer has, of course, missed the point.]
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I have no idea. But I meant the living room in my apartment. Back in Gotham. Before I found myself here.
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Well, welcome!
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[She gets up to show herself on the mirror. The skirt of her dress is still relatively long, but she figures it might still count as not pants.]
No need to feel bad!
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[Dick just give a grin, though.]
But thank you. I'll do my best not to feel bad about it.
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[But that's fine, because there probably will be more mortal danger in the future. Still, Ange says that a tad sardonically because she wishes she had been as lucky as this guy]
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[Rolling with the punches seems to be the best thing to do, really]
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[He does. They're just not nearly as bad as the ones in the rest of his family.]
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[Worth noting Ange is a bad judge of character. No wonder she reaches such an opinion after only like five minutes, but hey, who knows! Is she right?]
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I do my best, though I'm hardly unbothered in general. [He takes a moment to look down at himself.] Though I suppose this sort of lends credance to that assessment.
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[That was all absolutely unhelpful commentary, Ange, thanks]
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