Liam Kincaid (
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fandomtownies2021-12-17 11:05 pm
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Trooper Station, ...Friday?
Liam's first indication that something was wrong (you know, besides the ominous new island addition, and the gunshots, and the fact that Steve and Danny had gotten into a rickshaw chase, etc etc etc) was that the mice woke him up performing the exact same ritual as they had the day before.
Which was not, in his experience, something that had ever happened before. Sure, there had been plenty of multi-day rituals and celebrations, but there had always been differences between day one and day two, three, four... you get the picture. But this had been identical.
And then he'd gone outside and there was marshmallow snow.
"What day is it?" he demanded, upon coming in to the Station. Diego was, as far as he knew, still a cat, so he'd been more or less planning on coming in anyway, even before things had started to go all once-a-semester-y yesterday.
"Morning to you too, boss," Ralph replied sarcastically.
"What. Day. Is. It."
"Friday." The 'Duh' was left unspoken.
Sure enough, the newspaper, the computer calendar, his Global... they all claimed it was Friday. What the hell was going on?
Which was not, in his experience, something that had ever happened before. Sure, there had been plenty of multi-day rituals and celebrations, but there had always been differences between day one and day two, three, four... you get the picture. But this had been identical.
And then he'd gone outside and there was marshmallow snow.
"What day is it?" he demanded, upon coming in to the Station. Diego was, as far as he knew, still a cat, so he'd been more or less planning on coming in anyway, even before things had started to go all once-a-semester-y yesterday.
"Morning to you too, boss," Ralph replied sarcastically.
"What. Day. Is. It."
"Friday." The 'Duh' was left unspoken.
Sure enough, the newspaper, the computer calendar, his Global... they all claimed it was Friday. What the hell was going on?

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And when she saw Liam, she paused, a whole spectrum of thoughts clearly crossing her face -- confusion, something like pity, hesitation -- for a moment. "Hey, Liam," she said carefully. "What are you doing in today?"
She still didn't really know what would happen if she had to alert someone to them being in a time loop, but it sort of felt like a sleepwalking thing? Like, maybe you shouldn't wake those people up? It was her first time loop, okay.
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“It’s Friday!!” chorused the Troopers, clearly visibly annoyed at having to have this argument again.
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A pause, and, almost an afterthought: "And yeah, Diego's still a cat."
And Annie hadn't really voiced this to anyone since she'd shifted into Hero Mode upon realizing something was wrong, but: she really, really missed him, especially now that weird shit was happening.
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He frowned.
"Shit. If they think it's Friday, I won't get that report." Because it won't have happened for them and all.
For some reason, he just naturally assumed that they'd both be either affected or unaffected by what was going on.
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Look, 'time loops' felt like the kind of thing where, like, if you could cause them, you could probably do magic or bend space or something. Weird that whoever this was still needed guns!
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But he was fine today!
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Steve, you did not look like someone who had gotten shot and fallen off a building.
Though- if time had, apparently, reset itself, then that actually made a certain amount of sense.
"Well. I guess time loops are good for something."
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He could be taught!
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So he didn't die again. Because embarrassing.
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Okay, very weird.
But Danny was there, assuming, hoping really, that it was just this place messing with them again.
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"Morning," he greeted. "Bit of a rough day yesterday, huh?"
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"With the whole... Carol of the Bells thing?" You know. Thursday being yesterday and all.
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"What's going on?" he demanded of the Troopers.
"This woman just burned down the fire station," one of them replied, tone of voice betraying no opinion one way or the other regarding the irony of that particular building being the one to burn.
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She never thought she’d be arrested in Fandom.
She sat numbly in her cell, rocking back and forth slightly, blinking back a fresh wave of tears that had started to form.
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"It's Liz, isn't it?" He asked. Yeah, he had seen her file. But something about the way she was acting... he'd met criminals, met killers, before. Nothing about her screamed someone who hurt people on purpose.
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“It’s Liz,” she said in a voice that was barely above a whisper and shivered, she wrapped her arms around her and hugged herself tightly to try and stop shivering.
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