Master Xehanort (
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towerofanimus2012-05-18 09:07 pm
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Characters: [OU] Master Xehanort, and anyone else who happens to come his way.
Setting: Choose your location.
Format: Will follow whatever you do.
Summary: Catch-all loose threads/CR aggregate post with a variety of amusing options.
Warnings: Standard Xehanort disclaimer applies.
Floor Seven
[The water here doesn't smell fresh or clean, it smells like astringent chemicals and reflects the surreal light blue of the paint lining the pool's basin. Still, it's something he hasn't done in a while. The Tower is all about trying different things to while away time, so perhaps it's time to revisit that period of his childhood where he practically lived in the water.
Thankfully, swimsuits are available and in plentiful supply, so finding one that fits isn't too difficult. He stretches a little bit before diving into the pool almost elegantly. Muscle memories, perhaps. He splashes around a bit, getting used to the strange quality to the water - he assumes from those chemicals they use to keep it clean for public use - before starting to swim properly. His strokes are even, although his leading arm droops a bit due to lack of practice.
After a couple laps, he does notice the odd branches off, hints of something new to explore. Why not indulge a bit, as he's already started... He never did any proper diving, but with a bit of magic, holding his breath shouldn't be too much of a problem.]
Floor Fourteen
[He's managed to find a corner to himself, playing one of the games while perched on a chair with his back straight, frighteningly good posture for something so casual as playing a game. He's intent on what he's doing, pressing the buttons with precision, a look of intense concentration lining his face.
It's such a strange hobby to have gotten into, but it's one that works on reflexes and timing and reactions, all things that are important to keep sharp. This is its own form of training in a way.]
Floor Nineteen
[He pores slowly over a rather decrepit tome, gloved fingers carefully holding the corners of pages. This book is one of his favourites, one filled with the complex magical runes of some long-dead civilization. It's something he's been working through slowly, and while he has a great many of his prized books he doesn't have all of the ones he was using to help him break the complex codes.
He's never backed down from a challenge, though, and while his progress has slowed, he's still made it. It's a good way to pass time, especially when the mazes and other features of the tower simply don't satisfy. There's not a lot of ways to further his own learning, so sometimes he simply must take matters into his own hands and challenge himself.]
Floor Twenty-Four
[He doesn't realize how lucky he is. He's simply staring at the walls of the apparently empty room, tapping them curiously every now and them as if searching for something.]
Floor Thirty-Three
[He's stooped over, examining the soil. It's dark and rich and loamy, perfect for growing things. While he's not terribly interested in such things himself, he's sure that others will find the land suitable. It's quiet, though, and being outdoors is comfortingly familiar. Even in desolate places such as the Keyblade Graveyard, feeling the wind and the sun at his back gave him a sense of progression.]
Anywhere else?
[Perhaps you cross paths between floors, or on your way somewhere else. He's not hard to miss, walking at his familiar, even gait while he counts his steps, hands clasped behind his back, yellow eyes intently studying everything around him. He doesn't seem to be in a hurry, though, so perhaps engaging him isn't a problem.]
Setting: Choose your location.
Format: Will follow whatever you do.
Summary: Catch-all loose threads/CR aggregate post with a variety of amusing options.
Warnings: Standard Xehanort disclaimer applies.
Floor Seven
[The water here doesn't smell fresh or clean, it smells like astringent chemicals and reflects the surreal light blue of the paint lining the pool's basin. Still, it's something he hasn't done in a while. The Tower is all about trying different things to while away time, so perhaps it's time to revisit that period of his childhood where he practically lived in the water.
Thankfully, swimsuits are available and in plentiful supply, so finding one that fits isn't too difficult. He stretches a little bit before diving into the pool almost elegantly. Muscle memories, perhaps. He splashes around a bit, getting used to the strange quality to the water - he assumes from those chemicals they use to keep it clean for public use - before starting to swim properly. His strokes are even, although his leading arm droops a bit due to lack of practice.
After a couple laps, he does notice the odd branches off, hints of something new to explore. Why not indulge a bit, as he's already started... He never did any proper diving, but with a bit of magic, holding his breath shouldn't be too much of a problem.]
Floor Fourteen
[He's managed to find a corner to himself, playing one of the games while perched on a chair with his back straight, frighteningly good posture for something so casual as playing a game. He's intent on what he's doing, pressing the buttons with precision, a look of intense concentration lining his face.
It's such a strange hobby to have gotten into, but it's one that works on reflexes and timing and reactions, all things that are important to keep sharp. This is its own form of training in a way.]
Floor Nineteen
[He pores slowly over a rather decrepit tome, gloved fingers carefully holding the corners of pages. This book is one of his favourites, one filled with the complex magical runes of some long-dead civilization. It's something he's been working through slowly, and while he has a great many of his prized books he doesn't have all of the ones he was using to help him break the complex codes.
He's never backed down from a challenge, though, and while his progress has slowed, he's still made it. It's a good way to pass time, especially when the mazes and other features of the tower simply don't satisfy. There's not a lot of ways to further his own learning, so sometimes he simply must take matters into his own hands and challenge himself.]
Floor Twenty-Four
[He doesn't realize how lucky he is. He's simply staring at the walls of the apparently empty room, tapping them curiously every now and them as if searching for something.]
Floor Thirty-Three
[He's stooped over, examining the soil. It's dark and rich and loamy, perfect for growing things. While he's not terribly interested in such things himself, he's sure that others will find the land suitable. It's quiet, though, and being outdoors is comfortingly familiar. Even in desolate places such as the Keyblade Graveyard, feeling the wind and the sun at his back gave him a sense of progression.]
Anywhere else?
[Perhaps you cross paths between floors, or on your way somewhere else. He's not hard to miss, walking at his familiar, even gait while he counts his steps, hands clasped behind his back, yellow eyes intently studying everything around him. He doesn't seem to be in a hurry, though, so perhaps engaging him isn't a problem.]

floor 7
Promptly sinking like a rock to the bottom of the pool.
To say Alcor was confused would be an understatement; he'd not bothered to paddle, sure, but this was a new experience. He flew and moved about in space and the gravity of earth, so why was this so different? The water simply couldn't keep him up with how dense he was, it seemed.
It wasn't like the star could drowned, so he was a bit leisurely with pushing himself up and once again trying to use his magic to hover...in the water. It took a different amount of force, and a lot more blue glowing nonsense to get up, at which point he slowly made his way back up to the surface.
manual swimming is for wussesoh god I screamed alcor why
His initial surprise wore off, after all there were countless worlds where such life could develop to be both at home in water as well as on land. Through magic he could survive easily underwater, after all...
The glowing blue stuff was of particular note though, and after a few moments he pushed himself back up to the surface to wait for Alcor, hoping to have a word with him.
don't worry citizen he is a .~*PROFESSIONAL*~.
Oh, hey, there was someone here after all. He'd thought he had felt something faintly, but had misassumed the distance. Oh, well. He bobbed upward, coming to hover over the surface of the pool and looking a lot like a drowned, formal, zigzaggy albino rat.
"Did I startle you?" The Shining One was always trying to remind him that appearing out of nowhere was "not cool", and it had taken so long for the lesson to start sinking in.
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[Floor 19]
[He manages to find a few books in the technology and arts sections that are relevant - there's a couple of books on metalworking and the technology of weapons. He needs to see if he can figure out how to make a better spear - or how to ask someone else how to make one for him.]
[But as he heads over to find a table, he spots Xehanort. He sets his books down and stares for a few moments, trying to decide if he should say hello or not. He looks like he's concentrating very hard.]
Re: [Floor 19]
Ah, Ken. Good day to you.
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Hello. What are you reading?
[... Those symbols are all squiggly and he doesn't understand them.]
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[Floor 14] Because I can't resist the call of the Mii.
[He pokes around for a bit, trying to decide what he's in the mood to listen to. His voice is quiet as he seems to be almost talking to himself.]
Thanatos, you don't have music that you like in particular, right?
[There's a pause.]
I guess that was a strange question to ask...
oh myyyyy
If you don't have anything you specifically enjoy, simply jumping into something new could be interesting.
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Oh... yeah. It's just that I'm looking for some calming music... and I don't recognize some of these bands.
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Seven!!
He doesn't say much, but is definitely making sure that Xehanort doesn't do something completely stupid.]
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When he does notice Reno, he regards him carefully for a moment, floating lazily on his back and stabilizing with precise arm motions.]
Pleasant day for a swim.
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24
Not that he finds this room particularly interesting, but he's been taking at least one sample from each floor, for research purposes.]
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Are you looking for anything in particular?
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[A small nervous child might not be very interesting, but Xehanort can probably sense the fact that he is a being of pure light.]
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To run into one is both strange and fortuitous... perhaps there is potential for his plans yet...]
Do not worry, young man. I am not in a hurry, nor am I particularly bothered.
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Floor Twenty Four
So finding Xehanort here is unexpected, and she stops at the base of the stairs, staring at him for several seconds. The fact that he looks to her to be searching for a secret door, much like she had on her first day, advances the possibility that he's not actually an outright threat.
"...w-what are you looking for?"
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"A sign or clue of what this floor's true purpose or intent is. It's highly unlikely that it is simply an empty, harmless place."
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Floor 7
Good morning, you bastard!
[Did I mention he's wearing a bikini?]
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The bikini doesn't help much, outside of flashbacks to Atlantica oh dammit]
Good day indeed, my monochromatic acquaintance. How... do you find the water today?
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Floor 19
He steps out of the aisle he had been searching in, and spots the old man at a nearby table. Curious, he approaches. His shadow shifts and writhes, licking at his surroundings; it almost seems to cling briefly to objects it casts over.
The boy sits. When he speaks, there's an echo to it--an almost hollow quality.]
Interesting...
[looking at Xehanort's book more than anything. he's even more in the dark about it, but the age and unknown script alone are enough to further fuel his curiosity.]
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It is indeed. Difficult, but very interesting. A scholar?
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god this is late I AM SORRY
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Floor 14
If he can focus that much.
Entering the floor, he walks and looks around for a game that might catch his attention. Seeing an older man playing a game got his attention first. Out of curiosity, he walks over and watch the game.]
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After a bit he leans back in his chair, taking a bit of a break before looking up.]
Good day, young man. Do you wish to use this machine?
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Floor Fourteen
Well... He just... Looks at Xehanort's ridiculously straight position for what's supposed to be a moment of relaxation. His pressing the buttons. The intense amount of focus for a game.
And he peeks at the screen to see whatever it is the old man is playing at. He better be winning at least. ]
Re: Floor Fourteen
He isn't completely engrossed in it, however, as he does speak without looking up after a few moments.]
My good fellow. It's been quite some time. How have you been?
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