[AU] Sesshomaru (
taiyoukai) wrote in
towerofanimus2013-01-06 04:08 pm
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[OPEN] Who let the dogs out? Woof.
Characters: Sesshomaru, his bad temper, his worse manners and YOU!
Setting: Room 4-14, Meadow floor and around the Tower.
Format: Action, but I'll match you.
Summary: Having had a few days to adapt - for some values of the word adapt (read: stop feeling homicidal about everything ever), Sesshomaru decides it's time to explore a little and test a few theories.
Warnings: Testy inu daiyoukai with a tendency to melt things that annoy him with his poison claws. Also fluffy, angry dog in the meadow floor.
[Room 4-14]
[He hadn't much noticed the two boxes or the wreath in his trunk, when he first arrived, much more in a hurry to get out of that ridiculous suit - which was thankfully already melted and done for - and to seek out some answers, but today Sesshomaru takes the time to study them, before heading out to inspect the tower more in detail. He'd worked out most of his rage at the monsters in that perpetual night floor, but he hadn't come out with many answers over all.
So now there he is, sitting on his assigned bed - tch - arching an eyebrow at a box of his favorite flavor of pocky and a box, of all things, of dog treats. Sesshomaru did not find the joke very funny at all. It hadn't been funny when Kagome gave him them, and it wasn't funny now.
There's also a dried flower wreath on the bed, but he's not bothering to look or touch or acknowledge it, because something inside hurts a little too much when he tries to think about it.]
[Meadow floor]
[After some cursory exploration of the Tower, he decided this was the best floor on which to attempt this, and thus walked away from the staircase resolutely. A good distance away, he closed his eyes for a moment, before he opened them and began to gather his youki to transform back into his true form.]

[He succeeds, and he certainly doesn't look much like a puppy, but the size alone is infuriating. Barely eight, nine feet at the most, and certainly much smaller than he should be.
How annoying.]
[Anywhere else]
[After he's done with the meadow floor, somewhat disgusted by such a lackluster transformation and deeply infuriated by anyone who'd dare do such a thing to him, Sesshomaru stalks away towards the staircase, intent on exploring the tower more thoroughly this time.]
Setting: Room 4-14, Meadow floor and around the Tower.
Format: Action, but I'll match you.
Summary: Having had a few days to adapt - for some values of the word adapt (read: stop feeling homicidal about everything ever), Sesshomaru decides it's time to explore a little and test a few theories.
Warnings: Testy inu daiyoukai with a tendency to melt things that annoy him with his poison claws. Also fluffy, angry dog in the meadow floor.
[Room 4-14]
[He hadn't much noticed the two boxes or the wreath in his trunk, when he first arrived, much more in a hurry to get out of that ridiculous suit - which was thankfully already melted and done for - and to seek out some answers, but today Sesshomaru takes the time to study them, before heading out to inspect the tower more in detail. He'd worked out most of his rage at the monsters in that perpetual night floor, but he hadn't come out with many answers over all.
So now there he is, sitting on his assigned bed - tch - arching an eyebrow at a box of his favorite flavor of pocky and a box, of all things, of dog treats. Sesshomaru did not find the joke very funny at all. It hadn't been funny when Kagome gave him them, and it wasn't funny now.
There's also a dried flower wreath on the bed, but he's not bothering to look or touch or acknowledge it, because something inside hurts a little too much when he tries to think about it.]
[Meadow floor]
[After some cursory exploration of the Tower, he decided this was the best floor on which to attempt this, and thus walked away from the staircase resolutely. A good distance away, he closed his eyes for a moment, before he opened them and began to gather his youki to transform back into his true form.]

[He succeeds, and he certainly doesn't look much like a puppy, but the size alone is infuriating. Barely eight, nine feet at the most, and certainly much smaller than he should be.
How annoying.]
[Anywhere else]
[After he's done with the meadow floor, somewhat disgusted by such a lackluster transformation and deeply infuriated by anyone who'd dare do such a thing to him, Sesshomaru stalks away towards the staircase, intent on exploring the tower more thoroughly this time.]

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[Honestly, everything about you is faulty, Tohko, really.]
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[Tohko operates on a different wavelength from everyone else, for better or worse.]
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If a trait is shared by the majority of a group it is a generalization for a reason. Those who do not conform to that standard are the exception, not the rule.
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..Whether she'll succeed is a different matter.]
But it's not like you've met every single wolf demon out there. You may have only met a small number of them that were cruel, and if that's so, then you would be the one with the shaky logic.
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[Which are so inferior to daiyoukai terms, not to mention Sesshomaru terms.]
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..If that makes any sense.
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[He's being a dick again. Enjoy some deadpan sarcasm.]
But when you try to compare yourself to the greatest thing, you will invariably come out losing.
[In this case, he's obviously the greatest thing around.]
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[Meaning: UR WRONG.]
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That's true, but why don't you agree with it?
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Lies, he's just been a teenager for about five hundred years.]Because you are casting assumptions. Which is precisely what you are "chiding" me for.
[SMUG]
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I don't think I'm casting assumptions though..it seems like common sense that someone is always going to be better than you in one area or another.
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That is merely the constraints of your human perspective. You simply assume things work the same for everyone, because they work that way for you.
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But it's been shown that there will always be something better than you in something, no matter if you're a demon, a personified nation, an immortal, a mortal, a witch, or the personification of humanities will to live. Experience has shown me this. Stories have shown me this.
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And how many years of experience is that? The greatness weakness among humans is your feeble grasp of time.
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Seventeen years of experience.
[Her whole life.]
However, we humans have a pretty good grasp of time. I imagine it's immortals and people who live for a hundred years or more who tend to get a bit fogged up as far as time is concerned.
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Humans enjoy thinking so, because they often cannot even conceive the idea of the world as seen by others.
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That's not true. It may be harder for some humans to see it, but we can walk a mile in other people's shoes and see the universe from their perspective.
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No, you cannot. And believing such foolishness will get you killed.
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That's not true! After all, I've done that before, and it's not foolish. It helps you make friends.
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