Nepeta Leijon ♌ arsenicCatnip (
furocious) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-03-28 06:18 am
:33 < furst pounce
Characters: Nepeta Leijon (OU) and open!
Setting: Around room 2-07 and the dormitories.
Format: Action preferred, but I can go either way.
Summary: Nepeta's new to the tower, so time to look around.
Warnings: Mentions of death, probably not much else.
[The act of waking up is a strange one when you don't expect to wake up at all. Freaking out is also mitigated when you're stuck still in--what is this, a human bed?--for half a minute before you can get up. It gives Nepeta the chance to, if not calm completely, get a push on the way there, and also realize she's not in pain anymore. But then what is this place? It doesn't look like the lab, and again, she's pretty sure she didn't have something soft to lay on when her eyes first closed.]
[Once her limbs decide they can move again, though, she's up instantly. Three things come quickly to her attention: the collar around her neck (which gets some pokes, prods, and tugs before she gives up on removing it), then the two letters. Being told her world has been destroyed is no news at all - Alternia is already pretty much gone! - but the rest is unexpected. This is a place to live. There's things here to help in that. And again, most importantly, she's alive.]
[So what does this mean for everyone else? It's a stab to the gut to think back on what happened to Equius, and she can't stop a sharp hiss at the thought of Gamzee potentially being here. But if they could save her, maybe, just maybe, they could save her friends too.]
[After one last delay spent checking the contents of her trunk, she's out the door to get an idea of this place. Her nerves aren't totally settled; her feet carry her light and careful through the halls of the dormitories. For all she wants to see who's here, she can't afford not to be wary.]
Setting: Around room 2-07 and the dormitories.
Format: Action preferred, but I can go either way.
Summary: Nepeta's new to the tower, so time to look around.
Warnings: Mentions of death, probably not much else.
[The act of waking up is a strange one when you don't expect to wake up at all. Freaking out is also mitigated when you're stuck still in--what is this, a human bed?--for half a minute before you can get up. It gives Nepeta the chance to, if not calm completely, get a push on the way there, and also realize she's not in pain anymore. But then what is this place? It doesn't look like the lab, and again, she's pretty sure she didn't have something soft to lay on when her eyes first closed.]
[Once her limbs decide they can move again, though, she's up instantly. Three things come quickly to her attention: the collar around her neck (which gets some pokes, prods, and tugs before she gives up on removing it), then the two letters. Being told her world has been destroyed is no news at all - Alternia is already pretty much gone! - but the rest is unexpected. This is a place to live. There's things here to help in that. And again, most importantly, she's alive.]
[So what does this mean for everyone else? It's a stab to the gut to think back on what happened to Equius, and she can't stop a sharp hiss at the thought of Gamzee potentially being here. But if they could save her, maybe, just maybe, they could save her friends too.]
[After one last delay spent checking the contents of her trunk, she's out the door to get an idea of this place. Her nerves aren't totally settled; her feet carry her light and careful through the halls of the dormitories. For all she wants to see who's here, she can't afford not to be wary.]

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[It's nice, too. A lot better than making due with a cloak and grass.]
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[Pfft, what are you talking about? Grass is pretty good too if you're looking for a nap outside with your lusus.]
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It's nice, isn't it?
Oh - I forgot one thing. You have to eat the oatmeal they provide you in the eating area, or anything else will make you ill, alright?
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What's oatmeal?
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[That's the best description she's got, sorry; and it comes with an apologetic face.]
It is a... cereal, I believe. It is a bit sticky, and it's almost like thick, white, mud.
But after you eat the oatmeal here, you can eat anything else to get the taste out of your mouth, luckily.
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[She sticks her tongue out; there's her opinion of that.]
You're pawsitive I have to eat it furst? Is there even a purrpose fur it?
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To be blunt, if you don't eat it first, you'll regurgitate everything else.
[Which is not good, for obvious reasons.]
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[Another displeased look at that.]
Okay, I'll eat it, even if I won't like it. Can you at least tell me if there's meat I can have after that? Or if there are any animals that are safe to hunt?
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But there is cucco meat in the kitchen, yes.
[Well, chicken really. But. She knows them as cuccos.]
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[Chicken would get the same question.]
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Fish, though, live in the ponds on various floors, and another floor with walls of water. You can walk right into it, as well; but I am not sure how many of them can be eaten.
[She's never seen any of the fish there before, either.]
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But that just means I'll catch them and see. Trying something new can be fun!
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[... Cluckbeast - that's really cute...]
Be careful, alright? It wouldn't do to catch a poisonous fish.
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[That doesn't sound good, and her mouth drops open in worry at that prospect.]
Okay, I'll definitely look out and try to catch ones that are furmiliar. Do you know if the ponds are safur than that one floor?
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... Have you never heard of fish being poisonous, before?
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[Which isn't always the best advice.]
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[Game that she can catch, anyway - and no matter how much he insisted, she wouldn't eat anything Mido caught. Because it was always squirrels or rabbits. Which is just... no.]
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... I was pretty sure I hit post comment, whoops
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Sometimes - okay a lot of the time I like to roleplay as a cat like her, too.
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Hylians just have parents - a mother and a father of their kind who raise them into adulthood.
[Except whoops - it's obvious that's a bit of a touchy subject for Zelda, not that she'll say anything about it.]
It seems like your lusus raised you well, Nepeta.
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[She'll leave it there, though. If it's an uncomfortable thing to talk about, the last thing she'd want to do is worsen it for her new friend. And it's something she can understand when she had to use past tense for her own departed custodian.]
She did. She taught me all kinds of stuff - not everything, but impurrtant things still. I cared fur her a whole lot.
[Don't mind while she gets a bit nostalgic. It's hard not to miss the one who raised her.]
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[And very brave, too - not scared of the monsters here at all...]
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