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towerofanimus2013-04-29 11:26 pm
First Bolt Shell: Legion of One
Characters: Garviel and you
Setting: Multiple floors
Format: Prose
Summary: Garviel wanders the tower doing various things including kicking butt
Warnings: Anything is possible including a heck of a lot of violence. Definitely descriptions of blood and war.
Floor Fifty-Six:
A huge armored figure is wandering the strange hospital ward, as if seeking something he has forgotten. He calls a name every now and then.
"Ferrus? Samus? Aqua? Nikolai? Arturia?"
Nothing but silence greets him. Lights flicker as he moves from room to room, a grey ghost of a battle that was fought in this very tower, and on a thousand other worlds as well. And yet... there is something plaintive in the sounds of the names he calls out in this place.
Floor Sixty-Seven (NIGHT)
The strange twining staircase has become a veritable waterfall of gore, blood and ichor slicking the steps from iron to light in all hues as the sound of battle crashes higher up. It would appear Cerberus set upon a band of orcs at night, or the band set on him, and he decided to single-handedly re-enact the battle of Ullanor. He holds one aloft, just over the edge of the stairs, his armor scarred by their cleavers and bows, then casts it down, smashing it into a pulpy, broken mass onto the stairs itself. His armored chest heaves, and he turns, growling in an almost-feral manner as he continues his ascent. Dare you approach?
Floor Twenty-Five: The grey knight stands vigil in the meadow, his massive form suggesting a grim sentinel in an otherwise beautiful place. He appears to be... shocked by it. Completely at a loss of what to do in a place of undespoiled natural beauty which has not been touched by war.
Floor Fifteen: A pale-skinned man one size too large to be human appears to be working dents out of a breastplate using the tools available in the workshop, hammering away at them in a less then adept manner. It would seem he has only enough skill to effect the most basic repairs on his own armor. Care to offer him some advice?
Setting: Multiple floors
Format: Prose
Summary: Garviel wanders the tower doing various things including kicking butt
Warnings: Anything is possible including a heck of a lot of violence. Definitely descriptions of blood and war.
Floor Fifty-Six:
A huge armored figure is wandering the strange hospital ward, as if seeking something he has forgotten. He calls a name every now and then.
"Ferrus? Samus? Aqua? Nikolai? Arturia?"
Nothing but silence greets him. Lights flicker as he moves from room to room, a grey ghost of a battle that was fought in this very tower, and on a thousand other worlds as well. And yet... there is something plaintive in the sounds of the names he calls out in this place.
Floor Sixty-Seven (NIGHT)
The strange twining staircase has become a veritable waterfall of gore, blood and ichor slicking the steps from iron to light in all hues as the sound of battle crashes higher up. It would appear Cerberus set upon a band of orcs at night, or the band set on him, and he decided to single-handedly re-enact the battle of Ullanor. He holds one aloft, just over the edge of the stairs, his armor scarred by their cleavers and bows, then casts it down, smashing it into a pulpy, broken mass onto the stairs itself. His armored chest heaves, and he turns, growling in an almost-feral manner as he continues his ascent. Dare you approach?
Floor Twenty-Five: The grey knight stands vigil in the meadow, his massive form suggesting a grim sentinel in an otherwise beautiful place. He appears to be... shocked by it. Completely at a loss of what to do in a place of undespoiled natural beauty which has not been touched by war.
Floor Fifteen: A pale-skinned man one size too large to be human appears to be working dents out of a breastplate using the tools available in the workshop, hammering away at them in a less then adept manner. It would seem he has only enough skill to effect the most basic repairs on his own armor. Care to offer him some advice?

Floor 25
Hello! It's nice to see you again..but what are you thinking about, if you don't mind my asking?
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Floor 25
I see..I'm sorry to hear that you've had to fight for so long that you never saw a place like this. We try not to fight here, since monsters don't come in. It's a small place where you don't have to worry about them..but, you know, we had places like this back home too.
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Floor 25
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floor 67 cause rin's got balls
While it may be unknown if she's the one who intentionally gave Garviel away (what, tricking monsters onto people might be a sick hobby some people in this tower have) or if she just happened upon the scene, one thing's for certain.
Those red eyes are wide with curiosity. "Careful now, you don't want to be exhausted when you're this far away from the dormitory level."
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He pauses, turning to her, blood dripping from his fingers and splattered over his chest, turning the grey warrior an incarnadine color.
"I am not tired. I can fight for up to a week with minimal ill effects, as long as I am supplied with food."
He pauses for a moment, as if weighing his words, then says,
"Thank you for the expression of concern, Mamzel, but this is my duty."
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Floor 56
Stepping inside, she assumed the armored being was calling for her other self. In a dress of black and unarmored, Saber stopped inside the door.]
I do not believe you will find her here.
[As Saber couldn't sense the presence of her other self on the floor.]
herp derp sorry
[ His massive shoulders sag, not so much from disappointment as acceptance that he is alone here. ]
I have not seen them in some time, almost a month, now.
[ He pauses for a moment, eyeing Saber. ]
Thank you for your help. You know.... Samus, Arturia, or Aqua then?
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Floor 15
... At least she seems to be in a better mood if she's being playful like this. Maybe her new attire has something to do with it; she's dressed in a cadian imperial guard uniform, minus the helmet.
"Hello there! You're not so bad looking without that armor on."
The rarest garvi emote
"I wasn't aware. My thanks."
He notices her guard uniform, and is intrigued, it looks like an Imperial Army uniform to him, though the iconography is somewhat muddled to someone from the great Crusade.
"You are wearing flak-plate. Good safety discipline in a place like this."
He's doing his best to compliment her, really, but he's incredibly bad at women, as his long-suffering Remembrancer would likely have told her.
ooh garvi ooh
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Floor 15
[He was obviously working on his armor. Cain had never seen the gribly bits of suck a thing but fancied himself fairly decent at juryrigging stuff, mostly for pranks. Of course, he never let himself get caught by a techpriest.]
You end up breaking it?
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[ He frowns slightly, not at Cain but at something he realized about the orks. ]
They were a bit small for Greenskins, and none of them carried any kind of ranged weapon beyond bows. Do we have a feral tribe here? Or do they just lack any Meks to cobble together shootas for them?
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Stairwell coming up into Floor 68?
Surprisingly the long winding stairwell down around the mountain was clear completely of monsters, this on it's own is something to note. Sephiroth continues down to where the stairwell splits into the next floor, only to see a heavily armored resident covered in all manner of blood and gore come heaving up the same set of stairs. Masamune is held back, curved upwards along side the outside of his arm for a moment, so that there would be enough room for him to pass onto the next floor.
"So that's where all the monsters were. Nice work."
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"It was only duty."
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Floor 67
"Uwah!" ...he would spring back just in time to avoid being crushed (Or at least wounded and/or inconvenienced) by a falling orc. He stared at it, tipped his head upwards to follow the path of where it came from, and spotted Garviel. "Take care where you throw your refuse!" It's half-annoyed, half-amused, and entirely impressed with how well he disposed of the creature.
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There's almost a hint of sarcasm to his voice, or amusement, or both.
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15
"You want to be less haphazard with your repairs," he said carefully, not wanting to be insulting. "Sometimes tempering works better than hammering. Hammering can make flaws in the metal harder to fix."
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Floor 25! Redux!
Prior to the recent unpleasantness, a Magus had done Lancelot a favor. A favor he is quite sure is not without its debt, but a favor nonetheless. He has brought the rather elderly-looking (though less so than before) book repaired by Rin's Magic with him to the Meadow. There seems to him to be no more fitting time to linger over it than just now, so soon after his "death" at Arthur's hand-- nor a more fitting place.
Later, he will take himself off through the Tower and wreak what havoc he may-- but for now, a moment of respite seems a reasonable idea.
But there is one here before him. A familiar silhouette, at least in part.
He cannot guess if the Knight will know him-- in his dark suit, his sword undrawn.
It only occurs to him when he makes to speak that for all their talk on this very field, he does not know the man's name.]
Greetings, Knight.
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Floor 25
Bohohoho! I knew I would find strong warriors here!
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[ He scowls at the dead orc. ]
Okay, floor 67 then
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Floor 56
And then he sees the giant of a man he had seen in the library back in February, when the visitors from Hinoto-Ri had been in the tower. Was this... the same man?
He steps out into the open, lowering the hood of his coat as he does so and his curiosity plain as day on his face.] You know Aqua?
['You're from Hinoto-Ri, aren't you?']
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You know her as well, then?
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Floor Fifteen. Dwarves love forges.
Walking closer, he kept his distance but tried to see what the man was doing. "Tis fine work you do. Are you a blacksmith?"
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"This was not made by my hand, I'm simply trying to maintain a gift of the Mechanicus. And... well, failing."
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