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towerofanimus2012-10-15 01:12 am
superlvldots) wrote in towerofanimus2012-10-15 01:12 am
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Characters: Kirigiri and you.
Setting: Any floor. 10/15.
Format: Either's fine.
Summary: Hunting for both candies and one very disturbed protagonist.
Warnings: Possible violence and language
[Well, this is nostalgic. Kirigiri recognizes all the infighting that an event like this could lead to, so she's been avoiding any sort of social contact for the last few days. Of course, not having any supernatural powers, you could say she's been preying on the weaker monsters to meet the quota, rather than trying to take it from others. No matter what, she's not going to decrease the chances of survival of the whole to increase her own.]
[The unfortunate side-effect of this is that it is a massive waste of time, given how she has to be so selective. Time is the thing she needs the most right now, given Naegi's recent behavior. He's shown himself to be resourceful, and so, it's in Kirigiri's best interest to restrain him in some fashion, but she'll have to find him first. It's in her best interest to have people to help her with that, but given how Naegi's much better at social matters than her, and how he would have no compulsions about lying right now, it's best not to risk putting people against her.]
[Her costume is a problem in more ways than one, naturally. She doesn't know what Naegi has done so far, but just in case he's made any enemies, she has taken to having her hoodie down, so she isn't confused for him.]
[She places much more priority on not finding dangerous monsters than not finding people, so it's inevitable that at some point, she will run into one of the tower's inhabitants. Kirigiri may be wary, but she's cordial enough to not just walk off. Unfortunately, it's rather unlikely she'll take much time off from trying to track down the candies and her classmate.]
Setting: Any floor. 10/15.
Format: Either's fine.
Summary: Hunting for both candies and one very disturbed protagonist.
Warnings: Possible violence and language
[Well, this is nostalgic. Kirigiri recognizes all the infighting that an event like this could lead to, so she's been avoiding any sort of social contact for the last few days. Of course, not having any supernatural powers, you could say she's been preying on the weaker monsters to meet the quota, rather than trying to take it from others. No matter what, she's not going to decrease the chances of survival of the whole to increase her own.]
[The unfortunate side-effect of this is that it is a massive waste of time, given how she has to be so selective. Time is the thing she needs the most right now, given Naegi's recent behavior. He's shown himself to be resourceful, and so, it's in Kirigiri's best interest to restrain him in some fashion, but she'll have to find him first. It's in her best interest to have people to help her with that, but given how Naegi's much better at social matters than her, and how he would have no compulsions about lying right now, it's best not to risk putting people against her.]
[Her costume is a problem in more ways than one, naturally. She doesn't know what Naegi has done so far, but just in case he's made any enemies, she has taken to having her hoodie down, so she isn't confused for him.]
[She places much more priority on not finding dangerous monsters than not finding people, so it's inevitable that at some point, she will run into one of the tower's inhabitants. Kirigiri may be wary, but she's cordial enough to not just walk off. Unfortunately, it's rather unlikely she'll take much time off from trying to track down the candies and her classmate.]
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[If that's his logic, then she can't very well disagree, much as she remains convinced in her own.]
[People have really changed since their time at Hope's Peak. And yet, she hasn't achieved the same level of emotional catharsis. How could she, when she left such unfinished business back home? She's still living a life hinging on an impossibility.]
I see. In that case, I don't have the right to stop you.
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[He grins some, offering the basket again.]
So, you gonna take some?