Been here the whole time.

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Characters: Cornet and all of you other folks!
Setting: The dorm levels.
Format: [I like using these for action!] And this for talking!
Summary: Acclimating to the terrain and alienating people with music in one easy step.
Warnings: Nothing to start.

[You might be wondering what Cornet has been up to. There are a myriad of possible answers to that question, most of them a variant on 'weird jRPG protagonist stuff,' like checking every semi-interesting object for hidden goodies. The little disasters such snooping can bring you here in Animus have taught her to curb those habits, sort of.

 

She's not quite settled in to this unsettling place, but she's ready to be social! Social, in Cornet's case, involves snooping around high-traffic areas while humming a jaunty tune. It's kind of repetitive. It will probably really annoy you. She's not doing it on purpose, promise.

 

If she spots you, prepare to be associated!]

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Re: nah, this is fun BD

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[No. That's not happening. No one beats Ienzo in an ellipsis fight. Because he is the king of not saying anything where he probably ought to be.]

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[That may be so, but Cornet doesn't give up so easy! Ready for any challenge, any travail! Even a SILENT BATTLE TO THE DEATH!]

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[This goes on for several windows of dialog.]

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[Several windows of dialogue! Oh, that's a laugh. This kid doesn't have a VA in a game where almost all lines are voiced... because he doesn't speak AT ALL. ...which is probably because he just happens to be a quiet minor character BUT STILL.]

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[Oh gosh, she can feel herself faltering. She's crumbling like an extremely deadly cake, scattering murdercrumbs absolutely everywhere!

The lesson here is cake is dangerous, kids.]

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The sound of losing is simple and concise.]

....♪

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[The author COULD make an obscure fanfiction reference here... but she won't. You are very, very lucky, m'dear.]

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[His eyes narrow slightly. To be perfectly honest he was not aware that there was supposed to be a contest of any kind...]

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[Oh dear. We're curious and yet so very not.]

Eheheheheheh...♪

[Cornet just had an epiphany: she was having a quietness contest. With a little kid. What is she, six? This is rather embarrassing!]

..sorry about that. I kinda forget myself sometimes.

[tempustemporum.livejournal.com]

[Considering the cake in question mentally scarred the (adult) fanfiction character in question, the author suggests that you be so very not.]

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[He cannot honestly empathize, so he remains silent.]

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[..Aye aye, Cap'n Crunch! Curiosity quashed!]

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[The repeating assaults of silence are getting unbearable! She can't stand for such a thing...!

..so she starts humming again, a different tune (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjXwfV2m43M) from last time. If you leave her unchecked she will break into outright song.]

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[Why is she singing? This is strange. Was there... some kind of cue for singing? It's disconcerting... and a little rude, besides. Perhaps her culture saw this as entirely normal and acceptable, but regardless, he certainly didn't.]

...excuse me.

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[METAPHORICAL RECORD SCRATCH...!]

--Hm?

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[Oh wow ARGH THIS WAS A BAD IDEA. Why did he open his mouth in the first place. Graaagh. Stupid stupid stupid.

...Entirely normal Ienzo thought processes up there.]

...why... are you singing...?

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...i, it was too quiet!

But, I mean, if it really bugs you I won't. Uh. Hum.

[It looks like it strains her to say that, though.]

[tempustemporum.livejournal.com]

[Ahaha 'too quiet'. That's a good o... oh wait, she was being serious.]

...no. i was merely asking.