call me out v. 12.0

[misheard]

Call out one of the characters from my muselist with a starter, a prompt, a general 'hey can we do something with these characters' comment, a smoke signal, etc., and I'll get back to you with some kind of RP thread!

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[pokexplorer]

Thank you, Cherryblod. I'm sure Tarrlok would be thrilled to hear that as well.

[While Colress is still unsure of his own potential as a parent, he has the utmost faith in Tarrlok. Like...after everything Tarrlok went through with his father, Colress is certain he'll do everything in his power to be the opposite of that for his own kids.

Speaking of rough pasts, though...]

Why do you say that?

[They...never really spoke much of their pasts back in the vault. Circumstances made that kind of tricky. Colress is at least aware of some things about Cherryblod, so he might be able to guess...but he'd rather not jump to conclusions.]

[cherryblooded]

[The smile falls from Cherryblod's face. They haven't had this conversation, and they should, but actually talking about it is still difficult.

But Colress is his best friend. He deserves to know more than most.]

...How much do you already know about my history?

[pokexplorer]

[Ah...

He keeps an even expression and gentle tone, though internally he can't help but feel some concern. He doesn't like seeing Cherryblod like that.]

Only what you've told everyone.

[That he was a criminal, perhaps a rather infamous one. He knows Cherryblod was willing to answer questions when this information came to light, but the timing was...bad. Colress wasn't in any shape to talk about anything. And with everything going on later, he never really had a good opportunity to ask. But if he wanted to find out more, he'd only ask Cherryblod.]

[cherryblooded]

[Colress being fucked up at the time is completely understandable. It's better to talk about this one-on-one anyway.]

Not very much, then.

When I was younger, I was deeply involved in organized crime. For about a hundred years I was something like a mob enforcer. Was good at it, too.

[Good enough to get a reputation.]