Willow Rosenberg (
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towerofanimus2012-01-29 03:29 pm
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❝So hand me that remote❞
Characters: Willow (
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Setting: The media level.
Format: Action tags preferably, but I can prose if you wish!
Summary: Willow has way more free time than she's used to, especially without school to be a perfectionist over. She finds herself watching a lot of movies. Feel free to make multi-character threads and join existing ones, by the way!
Warnings: None.
[At the moment Willow is watching Zombieland, a movie right up her alley but from several years past her time, so she'd never had a chance to see it before. She's sitting on a couch across from the TV, hand in a bowl of chips and giggling periodically.
On the screen, there's a college-aged boy with poofy, curly hair running hurriedly away from a zombie co-ed with a broken ankle.] You just can't trust anyone, [says the narration.] The first girl I let into my life and she tries to eat me.
[Goddess, does that remind her of Xander. For once it's a happy reminder, though, and she practically chokes on some chips laughing at it. Him and that preying mantis teacher...
Follow the sounds of giggling and come interrupt her?]
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Setting: The media level.
Format: Action tags preferably, but I can prose if you wish!
Summary: Willow has way more free time than she's used to, especially without school to be a perfectionist over. She finds herself watching a lot of movies. Feel free to make multi-character threads and join existing ones, by the way!
Warnings: None.
[At the moment Willow is watching Zombieland, a movie right up her alley but from several years past her time, so she'd never had a chance to see it before. She's sitting on a couch across from the TV, hand in a bowl of chips and giggling periodically.
On the screen, there's a college-aged boy with poofy, curly hair running hurriedly away from a zombie co-ed with a broken ankle.] You just can't trust anyone, [says the narration.] The first girl I let into my life and she tries to eat me.
[Goddess, does that remind her of Xander. For once it's a happy reminder, though, and she practically chokes on some chips laughing at it. Him and that preying mantis teacher...
Follow the sounds of giggling and come interrupt her?]
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It must be hard to feel that way in a place like this. We're not exactly pacifists.
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[He looks down, here it was awful, there was a lot of violence, a lot of blood. He had forgotten what it was like to not feel vaguely dizzy and sick every moment of the day.]
I try not to judge people... they are not my King...
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But it sounds like it's a... a physiological reaction for you. You can't help something like that, at all! Try not to be so apologetic about it.
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Oh, yeah, I love movies! All kinds. This one seemed like it was pretty funny, actually, but I think I can just relate because I've had to run away from demons one too many times in my life.
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What are they like where you're from?
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But, um, I was wondering. Is being able to summon them part of being a Kirin?
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Erm... well... Kirin can bind them, and make them shirei... Sanshi is my Nyokai, that is a nursemaid demon. They are born a while before a Kirin is and protects the egg fruit and then the Kirin, but because I was lost I didn't meet her until I was ten... [Only six months before he had arrived here.]
Then Kirin are to bind shirei as bodyguards... erm... because we can't fight and blood makes us weak... it is a pact, they protect us and live in the eyes of the gods and when we die they consume our body and take our magic...
So... erm once we have bound one they live in our shadow and we can summon them... Gohran is the only one I have bound though... [He doesn't mention that a Toutetsu like Gohran is one of the most powerful demons in the yellow sea, and Taiki is the first Kirin in known history to bind such a shirei. Because he is Taiki and he is sure it was just a fluke.]
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Plus, it sounds like you have important work to do on your own, at home. When you get back there.
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Yes... my... I saw... [Tears filled his eyes and he tried to ignore them as they fell] I think my king might be dead... I saw... when we were sent to our worlds, before I went to Eridan's... and... there's no light... I can't sense him anywhere...
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Hey, [she says softly,] we don't know anything for sure. You can't give up hope yet. Your king... I bet he's a great guy. He wouldn't give up.
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Sorry... I didn't mean to cry... You're right... I just wish we could all go home... You miss you're friends too right?
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I miss them a lot. [She tries to turn encouraging.] But we'll see them again-- we won't take no for an answer, right?
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Absolutely right. I'm really grateful that I got to meet Eridan-- some things aren't so bad here. We'll all be okay.
And in the meantime, we can watch something a little more up your alley, how about that? [Something in the easy way she comforts him implies that Willow is familiar with taking care of children, though in this case, it's really one in particular. Dawn was a teenager, but there wasn't much reason to treat Taiki differently from her, she thought.]
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That would be nice... erm... sorry... what should we watch? [He wriggles out her grasp to go look at the film selection.]
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[Willow gets out of her seat to trail after him. She's somewhat familiar with the movie collection already, but she looks through, too.] Maybe we should just keep things G-rated.
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How about this one? [He picks up the one film that didn't look like it was going to have lots of violence in it. An American Tail.]
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[She reaches out and ruffles his hair a little, smiling.] You are so cute for a ten year old, you know that? I thought they were all supposed to be snot-nosed brats at that age, but there's just nothing bratty about you.
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You are always successful. A hundred percent success rate. Wherever this annoying is, I haven't seen hide or hair of it.
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But I wouldn't think too much on it, [she directs, sitting comfortably close to him.] It's movie time, not fretting time.
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