Odium RP #2: Dignity (Jason Viera)

<As we come to, we are at a place of silence. Not an eerie silence of darkness, but a peaceful silence of respect. We are at the doorway of the building, where to one side is a lone fire alarm. We slowly start to enter the building and scout the area. We start to walk more forewords. We realize that there are many tables in all areas of where we are. Most of them are to our right. People are working and studying quietly at some tables. Passed the tables are rows and rows of shelves. The shelves are really big. They are about six to eight feet high. The shelves are stacked and books and more books. We walk up we quickly glance to the left. We see a distinct sign that says “please be quiet” on you can tell. Ah, we are in a library. As we walk in a little further we see to our left is the children section. After a quick investigation, we see that it is as most would expect to be quite empty. We keep walking to where there is a small music section where you can sign out compact discs and other such music devices. We almost reach the music section. We quickly turn to our left. There is where we see Calvin Lee. He is sitting at one of the lone tables in the far corner of the library. He is reading what seems to look like a magazine. It looks to be a news magazine. He stops reading for a second, and looks up. He then starts to, almost mockingly, speak directly to us in a low, scratchy voice.>


Calvin Lee: So, what’s in the news today? You know, I have been reading up on a bunch of old news papers and magazines as of late. Not like years old, but weeks old. Two particular articles have caught my interest. This certain magazine I have here, tells me a story about a kid, who was nineteen years old, who had the unluckiness of having to go to jail for a crime he did not commit. Now I have been reading this article over and over, trying to see what I would think of it. But before I let out my opinion, I better give you some background on this man. His name is Jason Vieira. Yes, he is also is one of my opponents that I face on Odium along with Alex Sean. This man was sentenced to an undetermined time in prison for a crime that he to this day denies committing. I have to tell you Jason, I have heard about this story a lot, but lately it’s the first time I’ve actually read it in a paper. I never heard it on the news; I keep hearing it from your mouth. And I have to tell you, it’s getting on my nerves. No one cares about whether about you whining about being in jail for no reason. Guess what buddy, it happens. Whether you did it or not, just shut up. No one wants to hear it. Just shut up. I mean come on man, you go on and on and on about how you were in jail for seven years and how you got out on parole and how you hated being in there. We hear you the first time; you don’t have to annoy us anymore. Just shut the hell up and leave you dramatized life out of the WFWF because no one gives a **** about it.


<Calvin Lee places the magazine back in its place. He remembers that he has to be quiet, as it is a library, which will be kind of hard as this guy is so annoying I am sure he just wants to scream. He walks over to the news paper stand. It is just to the left of the magazine shelf. He pulls out a Newspaper. It’s dated a couple weeks ago. Calvin Lee opens the newspaper up and scans the pages. He turns to a certain page in the newspaper. The headline reads “SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT SCOUT ASSAULTED - NO SUSPECT IDENTIFIED.” Calvin Lee laughs for a second. His laughter is quite loud. It is so loud a Liberian is forced to walk over and ask him to be quiet. Calvin Lee chuckles for a second after she walks away.>


Calvin Lee: Hmmm, where have I heard that before? Oh I know, I remember hearing this when Jason admitted to the world that he was the one who did it, and that someone is covering up for him. How sad is this? Jason has to reach a new low and beats the living hell out of a SCOUT! Not a wrestler, a man who works for the federation. A person who at the moment is NOT wrestling. That’s very cowardly of you Jason. You had to beat up on a scout to look big and powerful. Well, you didn’t get me. You just looked worse then you did already. You can convince everyone else in this place that you are this awesome wrestler, but you can’t convince me. You may have beaten Zmaster, and you may have beaten Wayne McGurk. But guess what, Zmaster for one is washed up and show just retire rather then try to get his golden five honour, and Wayne McGurk had to low blow me to beat me. He had to cheat to win. That just shows you how good Calvin Lee is, and sadly you won’t be able to do the same when we face, but that’s beside the point. There is no way in hell you will be able to beat me, because I see through your posing. I see through you faking to me the real thing. I see through your real reason to be here in the WFWF.


<Calvin Lee puts the newspaper back and thinks for a second. He smiles as his thought comes to his brain. He looks down at the newspaper again. He scratches his head for a second. He stops after a short moment, and lets out a small sigh.>


Calvin Lee: I truly do see through your lies, and I will tell you why. It seems to me, whenever someone brings up the idea of you being in jail, you get extremely pissed. You can’t seem to take other people’s opinions. You want proof? Chris Avalon, I believe was the scouts name, told you that you were not serious enough in the WFWF. So what did you do to him? You beat the living hell out of him, and made sure he wasn’t coming back for a little while. You also seem to be determined to make people believe that you did not commit that crime, so whenever someone brings it up, like your friend at that bar for example, you get all pissy and you create complete silence in the area. You can’t stand people’s opinions, and by the sounds of it, you also have a pretty hefty temperament. It sounds to me that maybe you did commit that crime, and you just don’t want to admit it, so you just get angry when people bring it up. In my eyes, you did commit the crime, and you deserved to do the time, and in all honest, I think you should still be in that dark, dirty, cold, damp, cell that you rightfully lived in for seven years. Oh what is that Jason, you don’t like that? Are you going to get pissed and try to beat me up like you did to Avalon? Are you going to act big and tough again, and try to break my hand in a briefcase? Jason, you are no better then the next guy, who commits a crime, denies it and is in jail for years and years. You shouldn’t have been released, and personally, I think you should consider some anger management. It will do you some good. Maybe then you won’t kick the **** out of an innocent guy who was just trying to help you out by giving you a simple opinion. I am sick of you Jason; I am still showed on how you made the main event at Superbrawl. It’s sickening. It makes me want to vomit. This place is turning into a hell whole. When ex-cons are main-eventing the biggest show of the night, Superbrawl, you know something is wrong.


<Calvin Lee starts to walk away. He starts to walk up to the security alarms on his way out of the library. Just before Calvin Lee walks out of the door, stops for a second.>


Calvin Lee: I’m so glad I will be making a difference in this place by joining the Anointed.


<Calvin Lee walks out of the door of the library. He makes a left turn and vanishes out of sight.>