Yamato Hotsuin (
bittydragon) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-10-05 12:04 pm
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01 Lost Kid in Hallway Alert!
Characters: Yamato and YOU
Setting: Hallways!
Format: You pick and I'll follow
Summary: Bitty Yamato wakes up in a decidedly unfamiliar place - and his first instinct is to wander about aimlessly trying not to panic.
Warnings: None for the moment, except bratty genius child alert
Yamato was barely managing to keep his indifferent expression up as he made his way through this strange place's hallways. His geta clacked loudly against the floor, and he held his hands up to his chest as if preparing to suddenly protect himself against an ambush. Hey, he had obviously been kidnapped, so an ambush was very likely to happen!
He was, to put it simply, very scared. He had never left his house before, never even went outside, and suddenly he is placed in an alien building with the news that his world had been destroyed? How could that be? He was raised to protect Japan so - what would his purpose be now? And where was Alcor? Had he been destroyed too? No...no he was too powerful for that! No doubt he would appear at any moment and take him back home, yes...
He just had to find him!
So if you're wandering the hallway, you may see a young child in a black and gold kimono, looking more than a little frightened and confused. Don't try to startle him, you might get a weak Agi singing your eyebrows off - or do startle him if you're mean enough, just to see could hit the ceiling.
Setting: Hallways!
Format: You pick and I'll follow
Summary: Bitty Yamato wakes up in a decidedly unfamiliar place - and his first instinct is to wander about aimlessly trying not to panic.
Warnings: None for the moment, except bratty genius child alert
Yamato was barely managing to keep his indifferent expression up as he made his way through this strange place's hallways. His geta clacked loudly against the floor, and he held his hands up to his chest as if preparing to suddenly protect himself against an ambush. Hey, he had obviously been kidnapped, so an ambush was very likely to happen!
He was, to put it simply, very scared. He had never left his house before, never even went outside, and suddenly he is placed in an alien building with the news that his world had been destroyed? How could that be? He was raised to protect Japan so - what would his purpose be now? And where was Alcor? Had he been destroyed too? No...no he was too powerful for that! No doubt he would appear at any moment and take him back home, yes...
He just had to find him!
So if you're wandering the hallway, you may see a young child in a black and gold kimono, looking more than a little frightened and confused. Don't try to startle him, you might get a weak Agi singing your eyebrows off - or do startle him if you're mean enough, just to see could hit the ceiling.

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Monsters? Death floors? Yamato never felt more fragile than he did then, hyper aware of his very weak, squishy human body. He could cast spells, but his young body could not channel the great spiritual power he possessed without causing himself great damage.
In short, Yamato doubted he would last very long by himself in a monster infested death prison.
"I...I see," he said, his cold expression tensing into one of mild anxiety. "So, this place is a- a survival of the fittest prison, is it?"
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"...do you...have you seen a strange man here?" he suddenly asked. If Yamato was here, then perhaps, maybe, Alcor would be...! "He has white hair, and wears bizarre red and black striped clothing."
There was no point giving a name because Alcor liked to change it depending on his moods at times. It was exhausting.
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"You have done more than enough. If he is here, it won't be long before I find him."
Ah, wait, there is a social custom for this... "...thank you," Yamato added belatedly, offering up a smile. There. That was right, wasn't it.
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Pause. "Do you want me to look for him with you?"
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"Yes. I am unfamiliar to this place, so it would be quicker if you led the search."
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He didn't want to leave him behind accidentally. Aleph might not have been older than Yamato, technically, but he definitely had longer legs.
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Aleph would have to make sure not to leave Yamato behind, since he was very weak and fragile when it came to physical aspects. His geta didn't allow him to walk very fast either - he'd get a bit huffy if you point this out to him though.
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After a moment of silence... "Are there any safe places in this tower? From the monsters, I mean."
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"The dormitories on the top levels are usually safe, and there's a meadow floor that doesn't have any problems with it during the day. It's not safe to be anywhere but in your room at night, however," Aleph explained.
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Yamato's room held three other beds when he awoke, which meant that he would share that sole safe place with three others. The room might be safe from the monsters, but what about the inhabitants? Perhaps when he found Alcor...
"Are you able to stay in other people's rooms?"
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...He assumed that Yamato knew what computers were. Hm.
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"The tower has a computer network? Isn't that a bit unreliable...?"
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He considered mentioning the body swap thing, then immediately decided against it.
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These 'administrators' did not seem like the benevolent sort - not that Yamato expected them to be, considering they had kidnapped him and this Aleph.
"Is there any other important information I am to know about this place? Such as which floors to avoid or if any of the other prisoners are hostile?"
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There were others with lesser dangers, but hopefully they could be avoided more easily.
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He knew they were where civilians went to buy food, and were regarded as somewhat high quality - if they were expensive. Had he been misinformed?
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