Sheehan is more determined to do this than he has been in a long time. He stays low and stays quiet and then, with a sigh, stands up and rushes towards him, gun drawn, ready to fire.
It is at this moment that Shaun realizes that he never stood a chance here, and it's time to bow to the inevitable. Sheehan will get his fifth shot in, but Shaun is going to do his very best to absolutely cover him in paint in retaliation.
Sheehan got his five hits, yeah, but Shaun definitely got his revenge. He lowers his own paint gun and laughs. "Yeah, yeah, you win." He grins. "How long were you planning this?"
"Oh, days," he says, dropping the gun off to the side. "I didn't lie when I said a friend mentioned it. I did a little reading, came to the Enclosure, and practiced a bit. It helps that Dimitri's been kicking my ass daily for the past six months."
Shaun drops his gun as well. "Well, the practice paid off--though I maintain that this has no reflection on my professional reputation, since zombies don't shoot back."
...Damn, Irwin paintball in a medium-rated hazard zone would be ratings gold, though.
"Well then, lead on." He's in a good enough mood right now that even the prospect of actually talking is enough to sour it. This was a pretty good time, despite him getting his ass absolutely kicked.
He leads him out of the Enclosure and back to his office and the paint's already gone by the time he opens the door. He puts a coke on the desk for him, straight from the fridge.
"Thought we could talk about the breach a little more now that you can't push me in a pond," he smiles.
"I guess this answers my question about pond slime," Shaun muses, glancing briefly down at his paint-free clothes before taking the soda. "You sure you don't want me to push you in again? For science?"
Shaun has to remind himself that he agreed to this conversation to avoid being exactly the kind of asshole he usually is when he's expected to engage with his emotions. He does not punch Sheehan. See what kind of progress he's making?
"I feel like you already know this answer, but sure, I'll play. The zombie fungus got him. He went off into the wilderness to die about it."
Sheehan has to make a calculated sort of call at this moment. He would normally never say this about someone in a situation like Shaun's brother had been, but he's trying to elicit a reaction. He'll forgive himself later.
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Sheehan is more determined to do this than he has been in a long time. He stays low and stays quiet and then, with a sigh, stands up and rushes towards him, gun drawn, ready to fire.
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"I think I win, boss!"
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...Damn, Irwin paintball in a medium-rated hazard zone would be ratings gold, though.
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He has certainly not forgotten their agreement.
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"Thought we could talk about the breach a little more now that you can't push me in a pond," he smiles.
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He leaves it open, letting Shaun decide which way to take it.
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He scowls. "What do you think?"
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"How did he die?"
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"I feel like you already know this answer, but sure, I'll play. The zombie fungus got him. He went off into the wilderness to die about it."
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"So he gave up?"
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