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towerofanimus2012-01-11 02:48 am
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[001 ∆ the lost mask]
Characters: Link (Majora's Mask) and YOU
Setting: Everywhere in the Tower -- You pick your location!
Format: Action
Summary: Guess who just woke up in the Tower? This young Link is taking a look around, hoping he'll find... well. Someone he knows or, at the very least, someone who looks approachable.
Warnings: None! They'll be added in should any come up, though.
[Link has never been one to sit around and wait for someone to give him the answers. He never would've stopped Ganondorf or freed any of the Giants if he did that. No, as soon as he got dressed and gathered up his items (he was missing some of his masks... that made him frown, but at least he still had most of them), he was up on his feet and exploring the tower. He needs answers, he needs information -- more than what was given to him in that letter, anyway. He refuses to believe it. Termina... Destroyed? No. That isn't true. He was just there, things were almost over, it was almost safe. There had to be another explanation.
He wishes Tatl was with him. It was strange that she wasn't, but she would've had ideas about what was going on. (And Navi -- Navi is not someone he... Tatl was with him last, he would expect her to be there before he would expect Navi to be. He knows Navi hasn't been with him for a long time, and so he doesn't expect her to be. But Tatl was with him, and so...)
If he sees anyone else with a collar, he can ask them for more information. Maybe they've been here longer than him. Maybe there's something they could tell him. And, well... He needs to get to know the lay of the tower, so that he can be prepared for anything.]
Setting: Everywhere in the Tower -- You pick your location!
Format: Action
Summary: Guess who just woke up in the Tower? This young Link is taking a look around, hoping he'll find... well. Someone he knows or, at the very least, someone who looks approachable.
Warnings: None! They'll be added in should any come up, though.
[Link has never been one to sit around and wait for someone to give him the answers. He never would've stopped Ganondorf or freed any of the Giants if he did that. No, as soon as he got dressed and gathered up his items (he was missing some of his masks... that made him frown, but at least he still had most of them), he was up on his feet and exploring the tower. He needs answers, he needs information -- more than what was given to him in that letter, anyway. He refuses to believe it. Termina... Destroyed? No. That isn't true. He was just there, things were almost over, it was almost safe. There had to be another explanation.
He wishes Tatl was with him. It was strange that she wasn't, but she would've had ideas about what was going on. (And Navi -- Navi is not someone he... Tatl was with him last, he would expect her to be there before he would expect Navi to be. He knows Navi hasn't been with him for a long time, and so he doesn't expect her to be. But Tatl was with him, and so...)
If he sees anyone else with a collar, he can ask them for more information. Maybe they've been here longer than him. Maybe there's something they could tell him. And, well... He needs to get to know the lay of the tower, so that he can be prepared for anything.]

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So she hasn't gone too far from the stairs, and is sitting on one of the backless, upholstered benches so common to art galleries, frowning across at the lit painting on the opposite wall. It's been a while since she arrived, and it's just occurring to her how odd it is to settle in somewhere like this. There's trolls everywhere, and none of her friends, and she's adjusting... but she wouldn't say she was comfortable or happy.
Although her thoughts are taking her anywhere but art appreciation, Willow wears her heart on her sleeve, and has a very approachable air. To tell the truth, she'd be happy to be interrupted.]
I'm sorry this took so long ;; Muse troubles
So, Willow, there's a boy not older than ten or maybe twelve all but bolting towards you. He looks terribly upset. What do?]
no worries, it happens!
Wh-- hey, what's wrong? [Willow steps quickly into his path, visibly worried but alert.]
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Nothing.
[He isn't a very good liar, even if he's reigning himself back under control.]
Nothing... important. [... better. Sort of.]
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He looks so young, though she knows that's no indicator of anything, really.] At least let me know if it's something dangerous.
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It isn't anything dangerous.
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What do you say we get off this floor, then? I've never really been an art person, anyway.
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Come on, I know a floor that isn't freak-worthy at all.
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And then, while flipping through a pages of a book that seemed halfway promising, she sees a small flash of green in the corner of her eye. Too small to be the Link she met earlier. The book goes abandoned as she follows after it, body moving before her mind really has a chance to process it and--
That's him. That's the boy she sent back.
And for once, words fail the Princess of Hyrule. After all, what do you say to someone you've said your goodbyes to?]
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And he can't help it -- he stares. The Princess...? But -- No, it can't be her. This just... must be someone who looks just like her, goes by her name, but is someone completely different. That saddens him, but... well. This isn't in Termina any more, but something tells him this can't be her. It just can't.
(Hyrule can't be gone, too. Can't.)]
Hello.
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His eyes seem more world-weary than she remembers.]
...Hello, Link. Do... Do you remember me?
[It would make perfect sense if he didn't-- she sent him back to a time before they first met, after all, but... maybe...]
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You... [It can't be.] You're... from Hyrule. [It can't. (And maybe that's a strange thing to say, but... but.)]
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I am.
[She feels as though there's a fist around her heart, threatening to squeeze. But she continues onward, tentatively pulling out the Ocarina of Time. Please, don't deny her--]
And... what of this?
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I-- [No, Zelda, not you.] ...Your princess gave you that, yes?
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... I should really get a paid
Me too, man. /seeing how long she can last with 15
... I caved. /sobs
Don't worry, I'll probably follow suit in a couple of days. |D;
/hi5
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Dorm hallways o7 ALSO drops this here... before bed...
... Naturally, they're equally confused to encounter who is undoubtedly a younger (or technically, isn't that the same? Time shenanigans...) version of themselves, which makes this extremely confusing all around.
However, this one is not that Dark, nasty clone, so the older version of yourself will not be attacking or anything, since obviously you're not trying to just be a general evil jerk. ... Besides, Dark Link kind of oozed a noxious, easily-sensible form of Evil Magic to a sensitive pure hearted-hero, so they figured approaching in a nonthreatening way would help return the sentiment that they, too, were not an evil doppelganger. ... And if it isn't that, it's probably the Blue Pocket Cucco in their hands that tells you "hello I am you from that Other Timeline only Not Really Sort Of?" ]
... Ah.
[ ... Hmmm, weird. Is something different about this one? It's hard to tell unless you really remember tob look closely. But seriously, what do you say to yourself? ]
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Blink.
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What?
How is this -- How is that --
He supposes he shouldn't be too surprised. Time is strange, after all. He tilts his head.
... Pocket Cucco... He can't help it -- He smiles.]
Kojiro... [It's been a long time. A long, long time.]
... WOW bad typo I meant "too" not "tob" whatever that is
As it is, the older one shifts a little, and, really, can't help but wonder what it is about this younger version of them that seems so... somber. Sad, almost. More than usual, anyway.
Perhaps they were from after everything? If they knew about Kojiro, then they'd already traveled the spans of time. That... gave Link some bearings, anyway, but not nearly enough, because it's obvious just from a glance their equipment is different.
The poor Pocket Cucco is just a bit confused by seeing a smaller Link, so it ruffles a little in greeting. ]
Oh... I think he's confused.
[ Well, they're pretty sure that expression is one of a newbie to this place, since much like this other Link in front of them right now, there had been a lot of confusion and concern arriving not only fairyless once again, but also being told their world had been destroyed. This place was far from "expected" on ANYONE'S radar, to put it simply. ]
I... suppose you and I are the same.
[ Really, they knew Time Travel was odd, but truthfully, there was never a pause to consider that they might run into their other self. ... Weird. But knowing this place, the question is even more complicated: is this younger Link them, or is it one from a different timeline's reality? ]
I didn't even notice XD
Yes... and no.
[Silver gauntlets... Mirror Shield... Still an adult. He hasn't fought the King of Evil yet, then. The memories swirl in Link's head, and he is both at once fond and nostalgic and homesick and lonely. (Still fighting for his home, his people. No -- That is a thought that is automatically pushed down. That is a thought that does not happen.)]
GOOD because I keep tagging you at ridiculous o clock
The Cucco, in response to the touch, however, is quietly pleased. It's still Link, after all, and animals WOULD know them best. Honestly, Cojiro had been kept purely because... Link had a soft spot for animals in general.
... Something is definitely bothering the smaller Link, though, but really prying would be rude, right? Well... ]
...
[ Nothing is said here (hah, is that surprising, really?), since Link can't think of if it would be wise to inquire. It's suspicious, but it'd be bad to create a possible paradox from asking on either end, right? Perhaps it would be best not to ask. A relative subject change is in order, it would seem. ]
I've yet to find a path out of this place. And... be wary of the people wearing red collars here, they're not captives.
[ Stay armed, even on the nicer floors. This Tower is far from safe, and Link had seen why firsthand. Those poor people... ]
that's my fault though. partially
At the subject change, Link looks up, eyes sharpening suddenly. Information. It's a kneejerk reaction -- in Termina, there is room for error, but he'd rather avoid it at all possible. Take in everything he can. Learn quickly. Put together the pieces accurately without failing, or else he'll have to turn back the clock again. (A part of him inwardly shudders.)]
Red collars? [He wants to know what happened with them.]
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... But no, they won't describe it in detail. That's their burden to bear. Those people... ]
They're... workers. This place can render any sort of magic null, and the ones wearing the red collars are capable of taking people with ease. Usually for experiments.
[ It is not... something you want to happen. Those people had disappeared, everyone else had been acting funny, signed up for an experiment against their free will. It burned Link's blood. Made it boil, that they'd claim to be so virtuous as to have saved them and then done that. And then that they'd caused everyone else to turn to MURDERING them (no, Link refused, the hero would rather die than harm another living soul--), it was disgusting. ]
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[frown.] Experiments? [More information is needed. The way his otherself said it, though, they can't be anything good.]
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