Little Bunny Foo Foo (Brook) (
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[Normally, Brook would be perfectly happy to make a video post. It'd just be like his weekly recorded updates for his blog back home. Given the state he's in, though, he doesn't want to risk putting his face on camera. What if he looks as bad as he feels?
Why does he feel bad in the first place? Nothing makes any sense.]
ok, i know that for whatever reason, everyone's powers and shit have been weakened since they got here.
but has anybody else been feeling... weird?
like wobbly or your head hurting. or your legs not working right.
or like you have to lie down for a while until your eyes go back to normal.
idk, is this smth else that just happens here like weeds trying to eat you?
((OOC: Brook just hasn't realized that nerfing means he has to eat and sleep now, so he's been wandering around on little more than a Starbucks cake pop and no rest for days. That said, once people help him figure that out, he'll likely react to the thought of eating with disgust. This might hit a little close to disordered eating patterns, so please keep yourself safe if that's a trigger! Brook also has a permissions page with a long list of content warnings and an opt-out form, because I'm the Grim Reaper is a minefield of common triggers, and I don't want to suddenly spring anything unwanted on anyone.))
Why does he feel bad in the first place? Nothing makes any sense.]
ok, i know that for whatever reason, everyone's powers and shit have been weakened since they got here.
but has anybody else been feeling... weird?
like wobbly or your head hurting. or your legs not working right.
or like you have to lie down for a while until your eyes go back to normal.
idk, is this smth else that just happens here like weeds trying to eat you?
((OOC: Brook just hasn't realized that nerfing means he has to eat and sleep now, so he's been wandering around on little more than a Starbucks cake pop and no rest for days. That said, once people help him figure that out, he'll likely react to the thought of eating with disgust. This might hit a little close to disordered eating patterns, so please keep yourself safe if that's a trigger! Brook also has a permissions page with a long list of content warnings and an opt-out form, because I'm the Grim Reaper is a minefield of common triggers, and I don't want to suddenly spring anything unwanted on anyone.))
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[It's as simple as that. Onni doesn't like to waste food, but this is a special case. Just like it had been with all the times he'd tried to make food Lalli would like and finish. Thankfully, Brook seems as accustomed to following orders as Lalli is, and Onni watches while the smaller man dips the bread in the stew and then tries to take a bite.
He doesn't laugh when Brook says it's hot, but one corner of his mouth quirks up.]
I did just simmer it for twenty minutes or so.
[Onni doesn't comment further, just takes a roll of his own and tears a piece of it off, dipping it in his own stew and taking a bite after blowing on it for just a moment. The sweetness of the bread is interesting with the stew and he takes another bite, feeling the hunger that had been clawing around in his belly settling a little as he eats.]
Blow on it first if it's too hot.
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[Whether or not he remembered before Onni reminded him, who can say? What matters is that he heeds the advice, dipping the bread again, blowing on the stew, and taking a more careful bite. He manages like that for a while, eating slowly and methodically, frowning over each mouthful as if assessing whether or not he's still fine with it. Eventually, he even tries the other bits floating in the stew. Carrot makes the grade, apparently; onion does not. Meat gets the most unsure reaction. The jury's still out on that one.
It'll have to continue its deliberations some other time. The bread and stew sate his unfamiliar hunger quickly, leaving his shrunken stomach warm and full. That, for some reason, makes it harder to keep his head up. Brook catches himself nodding and forcibly blinks his eyes back open, unable to dredge up a name for the feeling.
We, of course, might call it sleepy.]
Mmmfh. I'm done. You eat the rest.
[Brook offers the remainder of his meal back to Onni. In total, he got down one and a half dinner rolls and at least some of the stew, so, success? Take the W, Onni.]
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Brook tries the bread and gravy in the stew, and then Onni finds himself pleased when Brook tries the vegetables as well. After a while, Brook finally finishes, looking groggy and sleepy, and hands the bowl back to Onni. Having finished his own stew, Onni takes his spoon and digs into the rest of Brook's, eating thoughtfully while he watches him.]
You're tired.
[He says it very matter-of-factly, with his mouth full, looking at Brook's sleepy face.]
After I finish this, I'll put the fire out and we can find a bed for you to sleep in. I'll keep watch.
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I'm getting the picture that there's no arguing with you.
[In the meantime, he pulls his knees back up, folds his arms on top of them, and rests his cheek on his forearms.]
Someone said they've just been using the benches to sleep on. I could do that. You don't have to bother.
[He already knows Onni will shoot that idea down, but it had to be said.]
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Not really.
[A shrug, and he watches as Brook folds himself back up on the bench and rests his cheek on his knees. For a moment, he just looks, feeling the unexplainable urge to protect this person.]
If there's beds, why would you sleep on a bench. If you're not comfortable going into the apartments, you can use my bedroll.
[Another shrug, and he's ignoring that he himself is sleeping outdoors on a bedroll instead of in one of the apartments.]
If it's your first time sleeping in a long time, you might as well be comfortable.
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Can't argue with that.
[He closes his eyes, apparently not uncomfortable huddled up in a ball like he is.]
When you're done, then. Don't hurry. Looks like neither of us has anywhere to be.
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[Onni doesn't hurry, but he doesn't dilly dally while eating the stew either. He finishes it relatively quickly, then starts packing up his supplies while Brook apparently naps on the bench.
For a moment, once he's packed up, he's tempted to just go pick Brook up and carry him to a bed, because he looks so small and like he's sleeping. But he resists the urge because it's unlikely Brook would like something like that. Brook's theme seems to be that of a rabbit, and he's got the same skittish energy as a rabbit. It's another thing that reminds him of Lalli. He can remember his Aunt Tuulikki fawning over Lalli, her soft voice calling him 'mommy's little bunny' after she hadn't seen him in some time.
Shaking off the memory, he heads over to the bench and leans over.]
Brook. It's time to go get some sleep.
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[He isn't quite asleep, worn out as he is. It's not so easy to pick the knack of snoozing back up, after one hundred years of doing without. He's just been dozing a little, not drifting all the way off. When Onni comes back after packing up, he doesn't need any more prompting than that to stir and unfold his scrawny limbs.]
Yeah, all right. Fine. Let's go find a room to squat in.
[Up he comes, as bleary and cranky as a toddler.]