003 | voice

[swagneto]

[ No video this time, because Erik is paranoid as fuck in the aftermath of pretty much everything. And hearing from the smiley face thing Stark pointed out initially does nothing to cure that paranoia. It takes him a while to put together the list, but it's the poem itself, that Erik recognized as familiar. Being from the sixties means he doesn't quite manage off to solve the technology aspect just yet, but he'll get there in due time. ]

Cliched poetry, [ He says, sarcastically as possible. ] like our stay here wasn't any more pleasant than it was initially.

No doubt our friends are hinting at a means of cooperation amongst us. Its implication is not one I'm fond of.


text: private/filtered to mutants/allies
I think it's about time someone else steps up.



[ ooc: ICly shortly before Neal's post because I'm slow. Also filter is open to basically anyone with positive/decent experiences with Erik; if you've talked to him, you're on it. ]

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[swagneto]

It's significantly more complicated than that. I don't expect you to understand.

[ Cold as Erik's response may be, it's nothing but the truth. At the core, it's the result of Kirk being human that has him frustrated with the man, but it boils down to his intense dislike of the species in the first place, knowing what they're capable of doing and he harbors that hatred no matter how accepting anyone can be. ]

Make your own crew if you choose to, my intentions are exclusively to retaliate once I find out the source of this threat.

[statsraaden]

Indeed, I cannot understand if you don't explain yourself. I know nothing of what happened in your world, but I don't think it's a good idea to hold Kirk or anyone else responsible for it. It's not like we can change our species at a whim, and only refuse to.

I never intended to make a crew or anything. You know the saying: 'Too many cooks spoil the soup.'. And how are you planning to retaliate, and how is this a good idea in the first place?