Empress Euphemia li Britannia (
nomassacreshere) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-11-26 06:14 pm
Need a Define:Animus Function
Characters: Euphie, Open
Setting: Floor 19
Format: Pick your poison and I'll match.
Summary: Euphie isn't capable of doing much compared to all the people with superpowers and military training, but she can at least do some research.
Warnings: NA?
[Well, the library on the nineteenth floor was an organized mess this evening, though all for a good cause.]
[There were papers scattered over a table, and if one looked, they would be able to see the words that Ruana shared with everyone the other day, some of the bits that seemed like it was very important information highlighted or circled, all written in very elegant handwriting. Next to the small mountain (which at this point was looking less like a mountain and more like a lake), was a thickly bound dictionary forced open to the entry on the definition of the word "animus" -- a "hostility or ill feeling" or the "motivation to do something". Judging from the fact that the book was obviously shoved aside, however, it doesn't seem like that was the definition the person doing the research was looking for.]
[If one looks deeper into the library, they'll find the person responsible for the mess, browsing through the thick tomes, or at least trying to. Euphemia wasn't exactly the strongest person in existence, and some of the books probably weighed as much as she did. At the moment she's up on a ladder, trying to get something from the top shelf, ignoring the fact that her ladder is wobbling...]
[...she might be in need of some assistance.]
Setting: Floor 19
Format: Pick your poison and I'll match.
Summary: Euphie isn't capable of doing much compared to all the people with superpowers and military training, but she can at least do some research.
Warnings: NA?
[Well, the library on the nineteenth floor was an organized mess this evening, though all for a good cause.]
[There were papers scattered over a table, and if one looked, they would be able to see the words that Ruana shared with everyone the other day, some of the bits that seemed like it was very important information highlighted or circled, all written in very elegant handwriting. Next to the small mountain (which at this point was looking less like a mountain and more like a lake), was a thickly bound dictionary forced open to the entry on the definition of the word "animus" -- a "hostility or ill feeling" or the "motivation to do something". Judging from the fact that the book was obviously shoved aside, however, it doesn't seem like that was the definition the person doing the research was looking for.]
[If one looks deeper into the library, they'll find the person responsible for the mess, browsing through the thick tomes, or at least trying to. Euphemia wasn't exactly the strongest person in existence, and some of the books probably weighed as much as she did. At the moment she's up on a ladder, trying to get something from the top shelf, ignoring the fact that her ladder is wobbling...]
[...she might be in need of some assistance.]

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What're you doing?
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[America ran over to the ladder and attempted to steady it--luckily his super strength means he is actually able to hold it in place, more or less.]
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Upon entering the library, though, her attention is brought to the lady who's pretty dangerously risking to fall from that ladder. Frowning a bit, worried, she walks over there and grabs the edges of the ladder with both hands. She doesn't know this woman, but she promised herself she would help out whoever needs it in the tower. They're all in the same boat, after all. ]
I supposed you could use some help, miss. [ She says, like to justify her action when there's no need to. ]
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[Euphie turned around as best she could on the ladder, looking down at the young lady that had come to her aide.]
Thank you, very much.
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I'm sorry, I was not paying attention.
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[No she won't.]
[She paused, looking at the book in her hands, before letting out a faint sigh.]
I am not even sure if this is the book I want.
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When he sees the wobbling ladder, he approaches and steadies it on one side. He doesn't want to look as if he's blocking her escape, after all. The point of this was to make her feel safe.*
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Thank you very much, sir.
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[Judging from her expression, it's a bit obvious she hasn't had much luck. Considering the psychology section she's trying to browse through was largely vacant, it's not hard to see why.]
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*Given the way the air of the tower subtly changed after that, Enoch is more than willing to discuss this with people.*
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Excuse me. [ In a proper voice as she lifts her head up. ] Your ladder is---Euphie?!
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Nunna--?!
[And... that's about as far as she gets, before her sudden turn around has her falling clear off her ladder, landing in a heap of skirt on the floor. Clearly, she is the most graceful empress ever.]
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My apologies. I didn't mean to startle you further.
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[Euphie fumbled, shuffling her skirt away enough for her to sit up, looking up to Nunnally and just taking her in for the moment. She was... still in a wheelchair, but she could see? Was this Nunnally also from an alternate world?]
[...how cruel.]
It is all right; I was not paying attention.
[She reached up to take Nunnally's hand, but hesitated; what if she was from the same world as Suzaku and Lelouch? This would mean that... for Nunnally, she was already dead...]
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It's easy to get caught up in this place, Euphie. [ She calmly says, the earlier edge of anxiety leaving her voice. ] It's our home now, isn't it?
[ She's already seen three other ghosts walking around, so a fourth can barely phase her. ]
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Azula looked at the bits of information here and there with a sharp interest, peaked by the rumblings of the Tower residents about this mysterious "Ruana" person she didn't know.
Whatever this "Network" was, was obviously important, but she was frustrated by her inability to find out what it was or did.
Making an decision, she delved into the library, looking for this person responsible.
Upon finding a girl perched precariously on a ladder, Azula blinked.
Really?]
What are you doing? That looks rather... dangerous.
Oh, this is going to be the most amazing CR ever
I am attempting research.
We are on the same wavelength!
If you're going about it like that, I'm surprised you haven't fallen and broken your neck. Get down. I'll do it.
[Not out of concern for the girl, but more what Azula can get out of her. This looked like the person that had all the information spread out and Azula was going to make use of that even if she had to do some acrobatics trying to get the books down.
She easily climbed up the ladder, not caring in the least of it wobbling- her balance was pretty good.]
Which one did you want?
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I am looking for a book that has a different definition of the word 'animus'. I do not believe the conventional definition applies in the instance that I am researching.
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[Azula deftly plucked several books off of the shelf and stepped down, not even tilting the small stack once.]
These appear to be dictionaries and encyclopedias.
Do you really think you're going to find an answer here? Our captors - [Azula had long decided her initial reaction of thinking these "admins" where captors was the correct one, of course.] control these libraries. If they did not want someone finding out certain intelligence in this place, they need not supply it. It's what I'd do.
[What was it her masters told her? It was all very boring spiritual stuff and had nothing to do with tactics or strategy.]
Rather smart of them, if you ask me.
If you're looking for a definition, you might try the spiritual section. The word seems familiar, but I can't quite place it. I'm more of a... people person than the spiritual type.
[Azula gives her a small smile.]
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