towerofanimus | Conversations and unfinished buisness [closed]

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Conversations and unfinished buisness [closed]

Characters: Nesir and Hidetoshi then Nesir and Sephiroth
Setting: Library and then Unpowered forest- 14th June lunch time then late afternoon
Format: Prose to start can switch
Summary: Nesir and Hidetoshi have a conversation that really doesn't go very well and then she and Sephiroth fight to the death
Warnings: The first prompt will contain ethical conversations, dubious morals and fall outs. The second will be violent, angry and result in death.

[For Hidetoshi] Nesir was exhausted but she had coped on less sleep before. Her nights had been filled with fighting, monsters which could control them with one bite. Monsters which were apparently some of those in the tower.

Another way they controlled them. She chuckled darkly as she turned a page in her book. She didn't even know why she was in the library, it wasn't like there was going to be any answers, there were never any answers and Nesir was getting sick of being powerless.

She was wearing her white tower given suit and the cloak Chidori had made her, which she drew around her as she threw the book heavily across the room. She didn't even care if Tohko came and shouted at her, she had her daggers, the interfering librarian would regret it.

[For Sephiroth] Well after that lovely and enlightening conversation Nesir was ready to destroy everything. To scream and kill and make things bleed.

She wasn't really feeling up to losing the remainder of her allies and so instead she tracked down Sephiroth, not after stealing the tree she had made for him back and attaching a small long haired figure she had made to it, by the neck.

She then tracked Sephiroth down and practically threw it at him. "Floor 32, you do be having until sunset, you will be being there."

She waited in the forest, knives ready, eyes blazing. Past any level of calming. He would pay for what he had done, what he had made her do, ruining her mission and making her fail.

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"It doesn't really matter, if we're going by that logic, but fake or not, that's not a reason to misuse books," He looked cross himself, noticing her snippy temperament and foul mood, but not outwardly acknowledging it.

"Oh I do be sorry, I did no be knowing you did be of the sacred sect of librarians." She rolled her eyes at him.

"Honour bound to be protecting fake books. It must be being a thankless existence."

"I do not appreciate your sarcasm," Hidetoshi shrugged. He'd ask what had caused her foul mood, but given what events had recently occurred, he felt he could reach a conclusion "As much as you might like me to."

He glanced at her sideways. "What sort of information were you looking for in the book?"

She rolled her eyes and glared at him again. "I do no even be knowing. Some way to be stopping being controlled, I do be doubting they would be letting us have that knowledge."

He managed to keep his grimace internal when she reminds him of all the residents' shared, to greater or lesser degrees, powerlessness to prevent their wills from being violated. He hated being reminded of that. The administration were morally repulsive characters. "I suppose that would be counterproductive of them, yes."

"Simply burning time in here then?" Hidetoshi returned her eye rolling with a flat stare.

Nesir nodded feeling angry all over again and slumped forward on the desk. "Might as well be relaxing before tonight." She frowned. Also she was avoiding Ganondorf since she was sure he was furious at her for failing.

Hidetoshi looked at the bookshelf he had standing in front of, and idly started reading over the titles emblazoned on their spines. Some were in languages he didn't know. "What are you doing tonight, Nesire-san?"

"Killing monsters." She looked up at him, "Or being killed by them, every night do be a mystery."

"That's a cheery way of looking at it," He commented. Maybe she was speaking of the monsters that commonly infested the Tower, or the monsters turned for Ruana's disgusting games. Either way, he didn't feel she wasn't justified in doing that.

She smirked, "And what will you be doing? Guarding the library?"

"Myself? I'll simply be doing my best to survive," He smiled caustically. "I would be of no practical help when it comes to combating the monsters effectively, after all."

"Maybe you should be learning." She looked round at him, "And start pulling your weight."

Unfortunately for Hidetoshi he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time and Nesir was taking out her frustrations on him.

"I don't recall outlining my past, current or future training plans to you," He retorted flatly, unwilling to simply stand back and let her vent her foul mood on him. "So I'll thank you to not make assumptions."

Hidetoshi wasn't much of a doormat. Besides, he knew full well the limitations of being a soft, urban teenager with no training skills and what would happen if he went up against one of those rabid monsters.

"So you can be fighting then?" She raised an eyebrow, "Or do you be as useless as the books you do be guarding?"

She was glad he wasn't a doormat, she wanted a fight not something who would just quietly leave her alone.

"Reprimanding you for mistreating one book is hardly 'guarding' them," He almost snapped. "Certainly not on the level of many here, but I can fight."

Well, push a few buttons and it's a fight she'll probably get.

"So you do no be no knowing how you do be just being lazy." She glared at him.

"Or you do be being a coward, either way you do be useless."

Did she just accuse him of laziness. B|

"Are you calling me a coward for not having any wish to kill another?" He returned that glare, trying to keep his temper. He sighs. "I am already aware I would be a hindrance in this sort of battle, thank you very much."

"Do you really be thinking your wishes do be mattering here?" She sneered. "It will be happening anyways, either they will be making you kill or you will be killing to fight them. That do be being the choice you do be getting."

"No. I am taking what I want into account, even in light of what they will inevitably force me to do like you say," It's not like anybody else here other than himself is going to, or can even afford to, care about Hidetoshi wants. He doesn't want to kill people. Regular monsters? Sure, fine. People? No. "Even if it doesn't matter in the long term, that's still my preference."

His mouth twisted. "Besides, I know none of us can escape that choice. It's rather obvious."

"That do be just being stupid." She snapped at him, "If you do be knowing you can no be escaping it why would you be continuing to be being stupid, what you do be wanting do no be mattering, if we do be all be doing our own thing then we will be getting no where."

"Don't call me stupid," He retorted, bristling. "Plainly stating what I want isn't foolish as long as I am aware of the reality and the low likelihood of it actually happening."

Hidetoshi folded his arms across his chest. "Nesir-san, you may believe that but the residents of the Tower aren't united under the same banner... Except in their collective displeasure or loathing of the situation."

"I do be knowing that. Most of them do be idiotic children who could no be organising themselves if their lives did be depending on it."

She looked up glaring at him, "As our current situation do be proving."

Are you seriously calling him an idiot child, you aren't exactly a fountain of intelligence or maturity yourself. His jaw tightens.

"Are you attempting to insult me merely for stating a belief that you don't agree with? How mature of you."

"No." She rolled her eyes, "I did be agreeing with you, that no one do be being united."

She glared at him, "And your beliefs do be being stupid and unrealistic, that do be being why I do be insulting them."

She is the most mature, but at the moment she doesn't care. "Useless things do be being thrown away, so either you do be start being useful or no be crying when you do be being left to be being no more than a puppet here."

He's not talking about the agreement they have about nobody is united in the same fraction, isn't that obvious?

"It's unrealistic and stupid to not want to kill people? Good grief, some of us feel otherwise, as you know," He scowled. "Inexperience doesn't equal uselessness. A few mouths of training isn't enough to take on a rabid, super powered monster. I am not useless, and don't you imply that I am."

What stunning displays of maturity from both of these morons.

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