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towerofanimus2012-03-05 06:33 pm
nobirdie) wrote in towerofanimus2012-03-05 06:33 pm
First Page.
Characters: Nageki Fujishiro and whoever!
Setting: The Library on the 3rd floor, room 2-06, or the hallways.
Format: I really REALLY prefer action I'm so bad with prose...
Summary: Nageki has finally acclimated to this "being human" thing. Kind of. So he's... hanging out in the library and wandering a little. Not very far, but you know.
Warnings: Nageki being adoradove and potential Hatoful Boyfriend BBL spoilers. Otherwise, nothing!
Library (floor 3):
[ Pipit had shown him the library, so he was quite pleased to get to work with a pile of books on a table, reading them all, absorbing all the information he can find.
Curiously, none of them seem to be on this Tower, though... if it weren't for the occasional page turn, you might not even tell there's a boy amongst this pile of books. But it IS hard not to notice the huge stack of them he's making with each new read one closed and put off to his left... bother the quiet boy? ]
Hallways:
[ He had come back from the library (reluctantly) because he had to eat, of course. Humans didn't just live on birdseed. He's slowly realizing he's no longer a ghost, but it's still a strange thing to get used to, people seeing him, so he's probably not expecting to run into anyone just yet. ... Given that, it'll probably be no surprise if he actually accidentally bumps into you, considering how lost in thought he is. ]
Room 2-06:
[ Nageki is in here laying in his bed, quiet. He seems to be overthinking something, and a copy of a book called "Night on the Galactic Railroad" is in his hands. Something is on his mind, and it seems to be more than just the book. ]
Setting: The Library on the 3rd floor, room 2-06, or the hallways.
Format: I really REALLY prefer action I'm so bad with prose...
Summary: Nageki has finally acclimated to this "being human" thing. Kind of. So he's... hanging out in the library and wandering a little. Not very far, but you know.
Warnings: Nageki being adoradove and potential Hatoful Boyfriend BBL spoilers. Otherwise, nothing!
Library (floor 3):
[ Pipit had shown him the library, so he was quite pleased to get to work with a pile of books on a table, reading them all, absorbing all the information he can find.
Curiously, none of them seem to be on this Tower, though... if it weren't for the occasional page turn, you might not even tell there's a boy amongst this pile of books. But it IS hard not to notice the huge stack of them he's making with each new read one closed and put off to his left... bother the quiet boy? ]
Hallways:
[ He had come back from the library (reluctantly) because he had to eat, of course. Humans didn't just live on birdseed. He's slowly realizing he's no longer a ghost, but it's still a strange thing to get used to, people seeing him, so he's probably not expecting to run into anyone just yet. ... Given that, it'll probably be no surprise if he actually accidentally bumps into you, considering how lost in thought he is. ]
Room 2-06:
[ Nageki is in here laying in his bed, quiet. He seems to be overthinking something, and a copy of a book called "Night on the Galactic Railroad" is in his hands. Something is on his mind, and it seems to be more than just the book. ]
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Everybirdie can, where I come from. I mean... they learned how. We're as smart as humans. But most of the humans are gone. ... Not all of them, though, but a lot of them.
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Hahaha, what kinda shit they be doin' to get their fuckin' selves kicked all down the fuckin' stairs, huh?
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[ He is quiet, and he can't help but wonder if they were just lucky. He can't say he enjoys the prospect of human death, or any death, at all. Nor does he enjoy talking about this, and it's obvious on his face, but he's not going to just... not answer him. He DID ask. ]
They're not extinct, but they're really few now. Most of the ones left developed some immunity to it or isolated themselves... some humans became really bad anti-bird extremists, but I guess all societies have those sort of groups who do bad things. There are a lot of birds who are anti-human, too... but I like humans.
Some of them... are nice.
[ Like Hiyoko... ]