SHINJI MATOU 【Fate/EXTRA】 (
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towerofanimus2013-03-01 11:25 am
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Characters: Shinji Matou & OPEN
Setting: Various floors, dangerous and otherwise, then Room 2-06.
Format: Action preferred, though I'll try to match.
Summary: Rider is gone, and Shinji isn't taking it well.
Warnings: Descriptions of a child's death-by-drowning in Part 2.
Notes: Part 2 takes place the day following Part 1, and is open to both passersby and roommates alike. If tag you into Part 1 without specifying a floor, I'll pick one myself; the only one that is really off limits is Floor 90, for reasons.
part 1 - various floors
[Shinji knows when Rider is gone, of course. He just doesn't accept it. He isn't the most rational, measured person at the best of times, and his circumstances now are obviously not optimal. So, rather than trying to quietly come to terms with her departure, he goes to look for her. He'll find wherever she has run off to sooner or later, he thinks, as though she's still somewhere in the Tower where he can yap at her until she pays attention to him.]
Rider! [He waits briefly, standing in the dormitory hallway. When there's no reply, he calls out again, louder and more agitated now.] Rider!
[And he keeps shouting for her as he stomps around the Tower, his voice growing increasingly demanding as he becomes increasingly desperate. He can be heard calling for her in all sorts of places, since while he starts with floors he is more familiar with and ones that are relatively safe, he soon begins to venture places an unattended eight-year-old really should not be. Mostly, he sticks to floors he thinks or knows would attract Rider—ones with water, or treasure, or that inexplicably smoky barroom—paying no heed to the way he is tiring himself out with all this searching.]
part 2 - room 2-06
[As it turns out, ten minutes is the perfect amount of time for reliving the way you died.]
[The lagoon had been a natural place to check. No one can blame him for going there. It isn't his fault, anyway—the blame lies on Rider, for leaving him in the first place, and those things lurking in the water, those things that had grabbed him before he even had a chance to scream. He can remember the feeling of their strong, wet hands wrapped tight around his wrists and ankles, and the way it felt to thrash as he tried to struggle free of them. But, more than that, he can remember the way it felt when he couldn't free himself. The panicked fear of death, the way water poured into his mouth and down his throat when his lungs desperately tried to suck down air...]
[His legs tremble when he is finally able to move again, but he makes himself stand regardless.]
[He can't take it anymore. As if losing to that pathetic no-name weakling wasn't enough, as if dying wasn't enough, as if being brought to this place only to have everything that made him special taken away from him wasn't enough, now he has been killed, again, by mermaids.]
[He doesn't even care that he's throwing what is undeniably a childish tantrum when he shoves his trunk over. He doesn't care that doing this might break something inside. What did it matter? He died, and now on top of being dead he's alone here, all because his stupid, selfish Servant went and abandoned him. He picks up an upturned item at random, paying no attention to what it is, and throws it at the nearest wall.]
[Unless stopped, he'll be at this until he calms down or tires himself out, and tiring himself out is probably the option that will come first.]
Setting: Various floors, dangerous and otherwise, then Room 2-06.
Format: Action preferred, though I'll try to match.
Summary: Rider is gone, and Shinji isn't taking it well.
Warnings: Descriptions of a child's death-by-drowning in Part 2.
Notes: Part 2 takes place the day following Part 1, and is open to both passersby and roommates alike. If tag you into Part 1 without specifying a floor, I'll pick one myself; the only one that is really off limits is Floor 90, for reasons.
part 1 - various floors
[Shinji knows when Rider is gone, of course. He just doesn't accept it. He isn't the most rational, measured person at the best of times, and his circumstances now are obviously not optimal. So, rather than trying to quietly come to terms with her departure, he goes to look for her. He'll find wherever she has run off to sooner or later, he thinks, as though she's still somewhere in the Tower where he can yap at her until she pays attention to him.]
Rider! [He waits briefly, standing in the dormitory hallway. When there's no reply, he calls out again, louder and more agitated now.] Rider!
[And he keeps shouting for her as he stomps around the Tower, his voice growing increasingly demanding as he becomes increasingly desperate. He can be heard calling for her in all sorts of places, since while he starts with floors he is more familiar with and ones that are relatively safe, he soon begins to venture places an unattended eight-year-old really should not be. Mostly, he sticks to floors he thinks or knows would attract Rider—ones with water, or treasure, or that inexplicably smoky barroom—paying no heed to the way he is tiring himself out with all this searching.]
part 2 - room 2-06
[As it turns out, ten minutes is the perfect amount of time for reliving the way you died.]
[The lagoon had been a natural place to check. No one can blame him for going there. It isn't his fault, anyway—the blame lies on Rider, for leaving him in the first place, and those things lurking in the water, those things that had grabbed him before he even had a chance to scream. He can remember the feeling of their strong, wet hands wrapped tight around his wrists and ankles, and the way it felt to thrash as he tried to struggle free of them. But, more than that, he can remember the way it felt when he couldn't free himself. The panicked fear of death, the way water poured into his mouth and down his throat when his lungs desperately tried to suck down air...]
[His legs tremble when he is finally able to move again, but he makes himself stand regardless.]
[He can't take it anymore. As if losing to that pathetic no-name weakling wasn't enough, as if dying wasn't enough, as if being brought to this place only to have everything that made him special taken away from him wasn't enough, now he has been killed, again, by mermaids.]
[He doesn't even care that he's throwing what is undeniably a childish tantrum when he shoves his trunk over. He doesn't care that doing this might break something inside. What did it matter? He died, and now on top of being dead he's alone here, all because his stupid, selfish Servant went and abandoned him. He picks up an upturned item at random, paying no attention to what it is, and throws it at the nearest wall.]
[Unless stopped, he'll be at this until he calms down or tires himself out, and tiring himself out is probably the option that will come first.]

floor 92
Ayaka? Ayaka!
[With his loud voice that mimics a beast's growl, he easily makes a lot of racket. Enough to drown out Shinji's voice, especially since the hallways of the pyramid makes his voice echo.]
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[When Shinji finds him, he doesn't bother with any kind of greeting, not that he likely would under normal circumstances anyway.]
Shut up! I'm looking for someone, and she won't be able to hear me if you're making all that racket!
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I'm looking for someone too. And she sure as hell wouldn't notice me if I was quiet!
[Perhaps on another day, he would be more sympathetic to this child. But too much had happened recently.]
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Why don't you, you little brat?
[He can't imagine looking for Ayaka in any type of grave. Because that would mean he has failed.]
[Yet, in this Tower where so many things could take a spin for the worse, shouldn't he have set out to look for her corpse all along...?]
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Room 2-06
It was the child, Shinji according to the door, who Suzaku hadn't really spoken to yet.]
Calm down. [Suzaku tried to mimic how Toudoh used to speak to him in training, authoritative but not harsh.]
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[He isn't trying to hit people, of course, so the next thing to get tossed—it's some kind of handheld gaming system, but it's not like he's able to charge it here, so who cares if it breaks?—goes at the opposite wall. Obviously, it hadn't worked.]
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[He's very eloquent.]
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[He actually doesn't really blame the boy, if he were eight and thrown into a situation like this...]
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Part 2 - Hello, roomie!
Waking up to the noise of shattering pottery and other belongings, Luffy sat up straight with an angry scowl on his face.]
"OI OI OI!! I'M TRYING TO SLEEP HERE!! KEEP IT DOWN!"
[Instinct took over. He only sorta' kinda' intentionally meant to lug an object back at the person who seemed dissatisfied with their belongings. His arm stretched out a good few feet, nabbing the first thing he can pluck from the air. Snapping his appendage like a rubber band, he sends a book flying towards his assailant. Whether or not he connects depends greatly on the tantrum thrower's speed.]
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[When he picks himself up from where he landed on his rear, the expression on his face is that childish one where he can't decide whether or not he wants to cry. His nose might be bleeding some.]
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"Ne~.. You're not Suzaku."
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"Oi, oi.. Guess you're stuck in the room here, too. I'm Luffy. Sorry 'bout the book."
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Nah, you're totally fine!
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too lazy to pick a floor for part one
Well, she may as well go see what's the matter with him. In the end, he was her brother whether her wants to admit it or not. Family, that sort of thing was foreign to her, but the clan name wasn't. ]
Shut up, Shinji. [ Big sister has a lot of WISE THINGS to say. ] You're going to attract monsters to you if you keep yelling and well, what good will it do you if your Servant is ignoring you.
... ugh, don't tell me you made a pact with that Servant. You did, didn't you?
floor 62?
How about you shut your face instead? I'm paying her, so if she thinks she can run off like this, she's got another thing coming. [...] "That" Servant?
[WELL OBVIOUSLY how was he supposed to take part in the Grail War otherwise?]
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[ Spoilers: Rin hates anyone who talks back to her. ] If you want me to shut up, you're going to have to make me do it yourself.
Seeing as you're half my size and probably incapable of any sort of geas curse, I think I'll take my chances on continuing to talk down to you.
[ Wait a second. She pauses as she considers something. ] What are you even paying her with?
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[You know, in the form of a warning, but whatever. At Rin's question, he shakes his head, looking exasperated.]
That money-grubber isn't happy unless she can get her mitts on some treasure. It's a real pain, but you've gotta do what you've gotta do.
[Since, you know, he can't just whip up more to collect here. No, they actually have to go hunting for valuables.]
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[ Hmph. ] What kind of treasures? Not the gemstones on the ninety-ninth floor, right?
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Uncle is here for part 2
The door isn't locked, and he opens it slowly, to be treated to the sight of the small boy throwing something at the wall.]
Shinji...? Are you all right?
uncleeee ;A;
Oh, yeah, I'm totally fine. [His sarcastic tone is harsher than normal. He kicks at his overturned trunk now.] I'm just doing this for my health!
[Of course, the reply isn't very well thought out, seeing as it involves indirectly admitting that there's something wrong to his nosy not-uncle, but he obviously isn't thinking through a lot of things right now.]
uncle is here for you ;_;
[Is Uncle going to have to sic his Servant on someone?]
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[Whatever Kariya just is left unsaid. Shinji probably doesn't know how he meant to finish that sentence himself. He kicks again, and this time something electronic goes skidding across the floor.]
Rider left me, that—that bitch! [Despite his behavior being what it is, Shinji doesn't use foul language often, or at least not out loud. Now, though, the word slips out without him thinking about it much at all. He's furious about a lot of things right now, and his Servant's departure is high on the list.]
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He doesn't think getting upset himself would do any good. He remains calm and doesn't talk down to Shinji, doesn't chastise him for his foul language (not that he likes to hear it).]
Sometimes people leave here. I don't think it's their fault, and it happens at random. I'm sure she didn't mean to leave you.
It could be that they go home, or back to wherever they came from.
[Kariya prefers to look on the bright side, in this case.]
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