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† 1st Mystery; Arrival
Characters: Willard H. Wright, Whoever else makes the mistake of speaking to him
Setting: Room 1-18, Cafeteria, Library
Format: Brackets as starter, but I can switch to whatever.
Summary: The usual new arrival crap, you know how it goes.
Warnings: Old cranky angels are rude as hell
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[Room 1-18]
[The first thing done upon regaining movement is a slow, glance-over of the letters, except they're tossed aside in record speed in favor of freezing in place for a minute or two, eyes closed.
No contact. Great.
Then it's like a switch is hit and all the slow movements are switched to a snapping efficiency, slamming open the trunk and digging through the clothes to land on - something.
A frightening stack of six-hundred plus papers that gets pulled out and flipped through quickly while crouched, then - just as quickly as the energy appears - it goes out. Back to apathy with a sigh and a shut of the trunk.]
[Floor 1]
[Alright whatever, so apparently one of the things you have to do is eat the stupid oatmeal. Whatever. There's worse things in the world to deal with.
So after getting dressed and maybe punching a wall or two, there's a deadpan mountain of a person slowly reading through a pile of papers and tapping against the bowl in a manner that can only be defined as distracted.]
[Floor 3]
[Obligations completed, the next thing on the list would be exploring the tower and taking mental notes.
Except the third floor was a library.
Okay, mental map of the tower can happen later. Now is the time to hide out in the mystery section for hours and hours and hours on end. At least he keeps to himself.]
Setting: Room 1-18, Cafeteria, Library
Format: Brackets as starter, but I can switch to whatever.
Summary: The usual new arrival crap, you know how it goes.
Warnings: Old cranky angels are rude as hell
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[Room 1-18]
[The first thing done upon regaining movement is a slow, glance-over of the letters, except they're tossed aside in record speed in favor of freezing in place for a minute or two, eyes closed.
No contact. Great.
Then it's like a switch is hit and all the slow movements are switched to a snapping efficiency, slamming open the trunk and digging through the clothes to land on - something.
A frightening stack of six-hundred plus papers that gets pulled out and flipped through quickly while crouched, then - just as quickly as the energy appears - it goes out. Back to apathy with a sigh and a shut of the trunk.]
[Floor 1]
[Alright whatever, so apparently one of the things you have to do is eat the stupid oatmeal. Whatever. There's worse things in the world to deal with.
So after getting dressed and maybe punching a wall or two, there's a deadpan mountain of a person slowly reading through a pile of papers and tapping against the bowl in a manner that can only be defined as distracted.]
[Floor 3]
[Obligations completed, the next thing on the list would be exploring the tower and taking mental notes.
Except the third floor was a library.
Okay, mental map of the tower can happen later. Now is the time to hide out in the mystery section for hours and hours and hours on end. At least he keeps to himself.]
Third Floor
As she walked around and cleaned, she couldn't help but notice someone reading a book in the mystery section. Curious, she approached him, smiling, with Ivan keeping a few feet behind them.]
Good morning! What are you reading?
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But the surprise - no, too faint for it, but something like it - fades after a second and the book gets shut.]
Chesterton. It's still morning?
[Said in the bland tone of someone who frequently loses time due to books. Oh well.]
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It is! Don't worry, the time hasn't gotten away from you..but which volume by him are you reading? The Man Who Was Thursday? The Everlasting Man? The Thing? Or The Napoleon of Notting Hill?
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The Blue Cross. I never got the chance to read his works, so I'm working chronologically.
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floor 1
in any case, battler walks over to will, hands in his pockets as he stares down at the man as he sat, tapping against the bowl.]
Just devour it, not like it'll bite.
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oh
you
The tapping immediately stops and the eyes narrow slightly, part realization and part annoyance, but none of the wariness Battler might be used to. But it's a stare that immediately confirms the feeling about that 'certain air'.]
Sorry for multitasking.
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That look you're giving me.... do I seem familiar to you?
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And I'm afraid I don't even know your name. Even if you recognize me I'll introduce myself once more...
I'm Battler. Battler Ushiromiya. [the evil counterpart at least.] This is where you tell me your name.
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floor 3
So when she sees him standing there looking at the books in the mystery section, but pokes him (and not too gently, this is Evatrice, after all) with her staff. The heights of maturity, ladies and gentleman. ]
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It's a snap of a reaction to grab it with one arm. It's like trying to yank it back from an iron vice. A heartbeat or three later is when he actually turns his head to spot the source.]
Hello Eva. [And no annoyance whatsoever at the prodding. What a saint.]
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It's Beatrice. [ Although-- wait. ] How do you remember my name either way, huh? Last time you weren't even interesting, you were so boring you might as well just have rolled over and died!
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[He won't.
But at least he lets go of her staff. Hopefully she wasn't relying trying to retrieve it too hard.]
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But at least she wasn't trying too terribly hard yet, so she only stumbles back about one step, keeping her balance fairly easily. Now her staff isn't stuck in the iron grip anymore though she just huffs. ]
And how do you plan on doing that, huuuuh? You don't look like you're putting some effort into it right now!
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Floor 1
Back already? What're you doing?
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That glare is probably the only reason her question gets missed.] What happened?
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Where's Lion?! [It's a growled snap of a shout, echoing like shattered splinters from the volume, but it gets cut off a second later with a lock-down of expression. The type of blank face that means something trying really hard not to flip out at people at random.
Wait, too late, he just flipped out at someone at random, damn it.
Sitting back down, but the glowing eyes don't fade off just yet.] Forget it. I doubt you'd answer. What did you mean by 'back already'?
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[It's typical Lambda-exaggeration on her face as she thinks hard on it, but it is true, she can't remember who that is.]
Oooh, that kid who knew Bern? Yeah, he was here for a bit, it was a while ago, when you were here before too. It's been like half a year, maybe longer.
[She drums her fingers against her lips.]
Let's see, it's July now and I think it was...September? Pretty sure it was before Hallowe'en. You both left pretty quick though, so don't look at me.
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Floor 1
- Nothing like getting a massive, giant ping of 'divine' and 'angel alert', even with him trying to keep it under wraps. So she just... blinks at him, brain switching between 'bwah' and 'RETREAAAAAT']
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The divine ping goes both ways.
And while she's blinking like a space cadet, she can watch the gold eyes narrow from across the room. If she squints, it's less like threatening her, but more... defensive? Not that strong of a feeling, but guarded or wary would work properly.]
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So she walks into the cafeteria, though she tries to keep her distance as she goes to rummage through the cupboards. Bitty angels gotta eat.]
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Take your food and shoo, Power, he might outrank you but he is so not in the mood for an inquisition. Ignore the pun, thank you.]
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Will you stop that! I got more than enough of that back home!
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