Elian Zigmarl (Elian 2) (
absolute_perception) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-08-20 11:02 am
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No real escape
Characters: Elian Zigmarl and Ryuho Ryu
Setting: Room 1-12
Format: Prose
Summary: Elian has to help out a friend from his world. It's not going to be easy.
Warnings: Death talk, emotional breakdowns, and seismic upthrusts and a lot of other things that might not make a lot of sense.
With the arrival of Ryuho came the complicated matter of taking care of his leader. He had to choose his words carefully considering now that he had no memories. Elian made his way through the halls from his current location at the infirmary, to his friend's room. There really wasn't much that he could do other than to help Ryuho understand what was going on.
The navigation came easy to him, since he worked on these floors. It was a menial job but it had its benefits. The trek through the halls allowed him time to think. It was important to make sure that Ryuho knew precisely what was happening and he left very little to chance. It was a gamble he chose not to take by leaving his friend to face his issues alone.
The otherwise stoic boy didn't show any happiness on his face through his walk. It was as if it was business as usual with the same impassive expression. All those years of discipline and training made him socially invisible and rarely has he gone out of his way to explain anything other than to those that needed to know.
This was one such incident. His small hand reached up to knock on the door upon his approach to room 1-12.
Setting: Room 1-12
Format: Prose
Summary: Elian has to help out a friend from his world. It's not going to be easy.
Warnings: Death talk, emotional breakdowns, and seismic upthrusts and a lot of other things that might not make a lot of sense.
With the arrival of Ryuho came the complicated matter of taking care of his leader. He had to choose his words carefully considering now that he had no memories. Elian made his way through the halls from his current location at the infirmary, to his friend's room. There really wasn't much that he could do other than to help Ryuho understand what was going on.
The navigation came easy to him, since he worked on these floors. It was a menial job but it had its benefits. The trek through the halls allowed him time to think. It was important to make sure that Ryuho knew precisely what was happening and he left very little to chance. It was a gamble he chose not to take by leaving his friend to face his issues alone.
The otherwise stoic boy didn't show any happiness on his face through his walk. It was as if it was business as usual with the same impassive expression. All those years of discipline and training made him socially invisible and rarely has he gone out of his way to explain anything other than to those that needed to know.
This was one such incident. His small hand reached up to knock on the door upon his approach to room 1-12.

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[It was frustrating to say that least. That there should be something he knew, and he didn't. It was like the feeling of his alter touching his subconcious that would come into form, like having food in his mouth that he couldn't swallow.]
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He looked back at Ryuho, his teal eyes fixed on red and focused once again.]
That's not good enough!
[He made a final push using air pressure to make an attempt to shove Ryuho off and away from him.
Elian, deep down cared for Ryuho like a brother and doing this did hurt him but it had to be done. There was no one else that could withstand Zetsuei, and there was no one else here that wasn't afraid to die.]
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That's enough. Stop it!
[Elian also had a harder task than his father had. His father had to fight past Ryuho's reluctance, Elian was dealing with his full amnesia.]
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Tears fell down his cheeks again in soft sobs. It was hard seeing Ryuho like this and even harder was he was doing it by himself with no support.]
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[Ryuho's voice was soft again and he placed his hands on Elian's shoulders.]
I think it will take time for me to get my memories back.
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He fell to his knees, not out of submission, but out of this exhaustion.]
Will you be okay?
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I will be okay, are you? You wore yourself out, didn't you?
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Yes.
[His shoulders shook on the inhale from the remnants of his pent up jealousy. He used his sleeves to wipe his eyes.]
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[He was still so lost and confused, but try as he might, he couldn't make the memories come, no matter how many times he repeated the names in his mind.]
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It's okay. I'm sorry that I attacked you. I thought...I thought I was helping, but I was wrong.
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[He remained sitting near him, offering what comfort he could.]
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I don't know about your childhood to offer that kind of help. Unkei and Kigetsuki tried to control your mind once under my father's orders but the mission failed. At the time, I was struck down so I didn't see everything that happened. Urizane filled me in on what happened.
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[Ryuho asked, since it sounded like something that was recent, but he didn't remember it any more than anything else.]
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[Even to Elian, everything was jumbled up. He placed his chin on his knees in thought.]
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The whole thing was so confusing.
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"I would assume that the Administration can do more than just travel in time. It is also possible that you were here before me and in stasis before they decided to release you." He was more than likely over-thinking things a bit, but he didn't dismiss any possibility whatsoever.
"I have also met others here from different worlds and timelines that have met their doubles. I have seen doubles myself."
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"But if I was in stasis, how would I have been in your memories? Unless they made a duplicate somehow."
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Addressing the issue about the Other Side took precedence. "You and Kazuma engaged in battle. The hatred that the two of you felt for one another was intense enough to cause the Second Uprising. It was then that both of you had vanished for several months...eight, I believe."
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His hair hadn't grown out though, and he didn't remember cutting it.
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"When we found you, it was as if you returned without any change at all other than your loss of memories. It was...it was hard not knowing what happened to you that made us worry. We weren't sure if you were alive or dead. My father told us to keep looking and we did."
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