Halo: Reach (Grunt Birthday Party AU) SPACE RACIST Career soldier trapped on civilian station. How does I normal society? Angrily, it would appear. ...While it would be difficult to actually be his friend, anyone who wants to try is welcome to. It's not like you actually have to try to get him to hate you, though, so anyone looking for enemies, he's fair game. Uhm. Yeah, no concrete ideas really, unless someone actually wants to app a psychiatrist to deal with this guy's issues. AU'd in a very minor way which anyone who's played the game is probably familiar with - certain enemies have confetti-exploded heads when you get headshots. Emile is also Unofficial Spartan Pony Liason and Station Racist #1. (It's fully justified in his eyes, of course. You'd feel that way too if you had his background.) Anyway. Lack of things to kill makes him twitchy. He;s trying to keep it under control with Jorge's help but something's bound to give at some point.
Red vs. Blue: Out of Mind ( York Lives AU) Cold and logical on the outside, soft and logical on the inside. Has a basic understanding of human emotion, especially what little he feels himself, but he'll always look at the logic first. Always more AI friends, or people who are sympathetic to AI - or not, as I am really enjoying his CR with Sarah Connor. People who like to play Everbreath of Fantasy (he's a level 99 paladin, yo). AU'd taken from the end of episode 5 of Out of Mind; instead of being sent into recovery hibernation when York dies, he manages to repair the damage and York survives, setting them off on a journey to escape Freelancer. Things happen, he gets a little bit of corruption, breaks into Freelancer Command to get a prototype code to fix it, ends up accidentally stealing Epsilon instead, and spends the next while trying to repair his poor broken brother before getting whisked away to Sacrosanct. Delta's been in-game since it opened and observes most network traffic - but typically does not respond to posts as he's not very comfortable with social interaction unless specifically asked for.
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Halo: Reach (Grunt Birthday Party AU)
SPACE RACISTCareer soldier trapped on civilian station. How does I normal society? Angrily, it would appear....While it would be difficult to actually be his friend, anyone who wants to try is welcome to. It's not like you actually have to try to get him to hate you, though, so anyone looking for enemies, he's fair game. Uhm. Yeah, no concrete ideas really, unless someone actually wants to app a psychiatrist to deal with this guy's issues.
AU'd in a very minor way which anyone who's played the game is probably familiar with - certain enemies have confetti-exploded heads when you get headshots. Emile is also Unofficial Spartan Pony Liason and Station Racist #1. (It's fully justified in his eyes, of course. You'd feel that way too if you had his background.) Anyway. Lack of things to kill makes him twitchy. He;s trying to keep it under control with Jorge's help but something's bound to give at some point.
Red vs. Blue: Out of Mind ( York Lives AU)
Cold and logical on the outside, soft and logical on the inside. Has a basic understanding of human emotion, especially what little he feels himself, but he'll always look at the logic first.
Always more AI friends, or people who are sympathetic to AI - or not, as I am really enjoying his CR with Sarah Connor. People who like to play Everbreath of Fantasy (he's a level 99 paladin, yo).
AU'd taken from the end of episode 5 of Out of Mind; instead of being sent into recovery hibernation when York dies, he manages to repair the damage and York survives, setting them off on a journey to escape Freelancer. Things happen, he gets a little bit of corruption, breaks into Freelancer Command to get a prototype code to fix it, ends up accidentally stealing Epsilon instead, and spends the next while trying to repair his poor broken brother before getting whisked away to Sacrosanct. Delta's been in-game since it opened and observes most network traffic - but typically does not respond to posts as he's not very comfortable with social interaction unless specifically asked for.