[ On Christmas morning, a drone visits your character's dorm room and drops a package by their door. Once they touch the package, a chip will interact with their implant and a message will be projected in their vision:
Dear Katsuki Bakugo,
LILITH wishes you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. We're expecting great things for you in the coming here. Make sure you don't disappoint.
[Beware gift-bearing drones. At least Bakugo let himself sleep in on Christmas morning. Though that means he's finding the little package when he opens the door to go out, not when he's coming back.
Frowning, he eyes it for a few seconds. Then takes it in while reading the message. (That's really fucking annoying, being in his eye like that.) Still, the fact LILITH is tending to their captives' holidays is... strange but not ignored.
That veiled "threat" at the end earns a glare. It makes the bomb-shaped clock ironically fitting though.
But damn right he's setting it up in his room. (It's cool.)
And spending some time silently thinking about his family, classmates, and teachers back home.]
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blastedass) wrote2020-08-08 04:37 pm
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Dear Katsuki Bakugo,
LILITH wishes you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. We're expecting great things for you in the coming here. Make sure you don't disappoint.
Yours Sincerely,
LILITH
Inside that package, they will find a bomb shaped alarm clock.]
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Frowning, he eyes it for a few seconds. Then takes it in while reading the message. (That's really fucking annoying, being in his eye like that.) Still, the fact LILITH is tending to their captives' holidays is... strange but not ignored.
That veiled "threat" at the end earns a glare. It makes the bomb-shaped clock ironically fitting though.
But damn right he's setting it up in his room. (It's cool.)
And spending some time silently thinking about his family, classmates, and teachers back home.]