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towerofanimus2011-09-24 08:47 pm
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It feels like falling up.
Characters: Canada
i_luv_syrup and You.
Setting: The 20th Floor
Format: Either or.
Summary: Canada's climbed to the top of the tower to see what's around them if possible.
Warnings: NA.
Canada felt like he had been trapped in the building for much too long. Even in the forest it felt artificial and forced, like a garden or terrarium. It didn't feel like there was any connection to the outside world. So, gathering up his bear Matt headed up all those stairs, passing some terrifynig rooms like the one with the bloodied walls and screaming or the room that was a complete void.
Finally reaching the top and standing on the very top of the tower he sighed. Nothing could be seen through the fog but at least he could smell the fresh air instead of whatever was recycled within the building below his feet.
Setting: The 20th Floor
Format: Either or.
Summary: Canada's climbed to the top of the tower to see what's around them if possible.
Warnings: NA.
Canada felt like he had been trapped in the building for much too long. Even in the forest it felt artificial and forced, like a garden or terrarium. It didn't feel like there was any connection to the outside world. So, gathering up his bear Matt headed up all those stairs, passing some terrifynig rooms like the one with the bloodied walls and screaming or the room that was a complete void.
Finally reaching the top and standing on the very top of the tower he sighed. Nothing could be seen through the fog but at least he could smell the fresh air instead of whatever was recycled within the building below his feet.

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Up on the 20th floor. Hungary glanced around with her eyebrows knitted at the feel of the fresh air hitting her face. In so long, it felt a blur of lines in wondering if this was real or artificial but more importantly...
"Canada? What are you doing up here?"
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"Hello Miss Hungary, I just wanted fresh air, was starting to get a little cabin fever."
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"I wish there was something more...ground level than this to roam out in though."
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"I agree, but let's not fall off of the tower today."
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"Don't worry. I have rather good balance."
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"How have you been?"
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"And yourself?"
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There was fog that greeted him when he finally reached the top. Fog and isolation as far as the eye couldn't see; but air! An actual breeze he hadn't felt so freely blew against him (a testament to the elevation) and cleared some of the more pressing thoughts from the forefront of his mind. Something caught his eye and for a moment he thought those ghosts plaguing the tower had snuck up on him again.
France recalled the pang he'd felt after having mistaken Canada's female counterpart for him in the kitchens. As time continued and her presence remained without a peep from her masculine half the hope that his Mathieu would show up dwindled. Yet, just standing out of reach with bear in tow was a sight he thought damned near impossible.
Hesitantly and from a distance (ghosties, remember?), he called out to get the boy's attention. "Canada? Mathieu? Is that you?" Please be you.
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"Nice to see you, Papa. I heard you were around the tower, where have you been hiding?"
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Here's hoping that the poor Canadian didn't find it too odd, this sudden rush of paternal goo. France, well, he was always a rather passionate man which meant for certain occasions being more outwardly expressed than others. Relief being one of those certain things.
"You do not even understand how nice it is to see you-" He finally let the poor lad go, hands settling on his shoulders as he got a good look at the younger boy. "Ah...désolé. I was just so worried when newcomers filtered in and I didn't see you. You were the one hiding, mon cher. I have been wherever I can be to try and keep sane around here. I take a lot of naps when not putting my life at stake in the forest. And you? Where have you been running around?"
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"It's nice to see you too Papa. I haven't been hiding, mostly just wandering the halls and talking with England. But why were you going in the forest? I've been warned about it and I'm a nation that spend most of his time with his wildlife." he looked at France rather concerned. He hadn't seen his father of sorts distressed like this in a very long time.
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He could see the look of concern Matt was giving him and sighed. "I just... I have been here for over two months. I think... This tower ends up having an effect on you and I missed my sweet boy. That is all, I promise."
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"Well, I missed you as well. Course in my mind I saw you about a month ago and I talked to you a week ago on the phone."
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He probably looked a sight. To what or whom was unimportant though as he took in how he was very sure this was real. He'd be dead right now, wouldn't he? Then again, as he stared off over Matt's shoulder - the fog blotting out existence uninvolved with the tower itself - he fancied this could be damned close.
Finally pulling back, he laughed weakly. "I do not imagine my phone would be very useful here even if I had it. Not here. What did we talk about?" It was curiosity; he roughly remembered... perhaps.
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"I think we talked about what was going to happen this year for christmas. If I was going to visit you or if I had planned to go visit England with Arthur this year. I really hadn't heard anything from Alfred so I was going to spend it with you just like old times when I was small." he gave France a small smile, Christmas had always been insanely awkward for Matt ever since the whole issues of whos custody he was under. Even now it was still a headache when everyone started arguing about holidays and politics.
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"Terrible weather here isn't it?" he smiled softly his voice incredibly soft for someone nearly six feet tall.
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Suzaku shook his head, it was no good thinking about the pilot who had befriended him, who definitly hated him and was probably dead.
He nodded, "It's been like this since I arrived three weeks ago."
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"Sorry I'm being so depressing, I'm Can- er, Matthew." he suddenly recalled the conversation he'd had with Arthur. Human names were easier and less likely to freak out other people.
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"Pleased to meet you Matthew, I am Kururugi Suzaku."
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