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towerofanimus2014-02-02 09:45 am
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She wasn't evading you
Characters: Nesir and Sephiroth
Setting: Sephiroth's room
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Summary: Sephiroth sent Nesir a Note so Nesir answers it.
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Nesir had realised Ganondorf was gone mostly by accident. Days often went by when she didn't see him, and when he wanted to talk to her he usually found her quite easily. She had been preoccupied, with the explosions and the fact that twice she realised that a few hours had passed, even though she couldn't remember sleeping or otherwise missing time.
Those who had gone to help power the tower were back now, and they didn't seem to have any obvious affects, so perhaps it had gone as well as Riki had promised.
She had been walking through the dormitory halls when she had seen Ganondorf's room, and the lack of his name on the plaque outside. She had double checked in the graveyard and indeed there was a grave. He had gone...
It shocked her, even though people disappearing was a normal occurrence here, but Ganondorf... he was powerful. He had been one of the first people she had met and it seemed unthinkable that he was just... not here anymore.
The note came as a surprise though she should have expected it. She picked up her bow and her daggers and made her way up to Sephiroth's room.
Just before she knocked her eyes skimmed across the plaque and she blinked. Hidetoshi... he had been in this room and now his name was gone too.
Setting: Sephiroth's room
Format: any
Summary: Sephiroth sent Nesir a Note so Nesir answers it.
Warnings:
Nesir had realised Ganondorf was gone mostly by accident. Days often went by when she didn't see him, and when he wanted to talk to her he usually found her quite easily. She had been preoccupied, with the explosions and the fact that twice she realised that a few hours had passed, even though she couldn't remember sleeping or otherwise missing time.
Those who had gone to help power the tower were back now, and they didn't seem to have any obvious affects, so perhaps it had gone as well as Riki had promised.
She had been walking through the dormitory halls when she had seen Ganondorf's room, and the lack of his name on the plaque outside. She had double checked in the graveyard and indeed there was a grave. He had gone...
It shocked her, even though people disappearing was a normal occurrence here, but Ganondorf... he was powerful. He had been one of the first people she had met and it seemed unthinkable that he was just... not here anymore.
The note came as a surprise though she should have expected it. She picked up her bow and her daggers and made her way up to Sephiroth's room.
Just before she knocked her eyes skimmed across the plaque and she blinked. Hidetoshi... he had been in this room and now his name was gone too.
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"I wouldn't have either, before I learned of it. It changed everything."
He took a breath and moved again to put the black orb back in his trunk, keeping a very close eye on Nesir in the meantime.
"So you see, that is how I could have made a place in my own perfection."
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She blinked, "And do that still be being your aim?"
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Then returned to the edge of his bed and sat down once more. He tried not to have the mess of what had been Hidetoshi's side of the room be given even more of a sweeping gaze, and so looked to Nesir once more now that he was set once more at closer to her eye level.
"Once I find a way to get out of this cage, of course."
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"Do you be having any ideas you can be sharing?"
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The Tower, should they have been able to wrest it from the Administration, would only have been a platform. A beginning for him.
"Not that wouldn't confuse you further." He spoke plainly, careful to keep the fact that she was ignorant out of his voice. "Though- I can ask this, do you think that you have the will to survive?"
It didn't quite have the weight to the question, and it wasn't meant as an insult at all. So he spoke again before she could answer.
"Outside of our frames, there is nothing else of you. Could you retain that sense of self, even if all sense, appearance and substance were taken away?"
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But his next words made her pause, retain a sense of self? Nesir barely had a sense of self to begin with and as much as she would like to deny it she knew it to be true. She was a nameless soul pledged to the god of darkness.
She just glared at him and didn't answer.
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Sephiroth continued where Nesir remained glaring at him in silence. Indeed, he imagined a lot of people would jump at him questioning their will to survive. But this was an altogether less physical sort of survival, too many think only within the box of their own preserved state in the Tower.
"I survived, near dissolved into a thriving sea of other souls. I kept it together enough to will for myself to influence the physical realm again. Yet this place keeps me contained."
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Even if, it's clear from the slight sneer which appeared at either side of his nose Sephiroth would prefer not to have to go through that again. It had been the hardest thing he had done, not to succumb for the second time to the Lifestream back on his World.
But this World, would be new to him-
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"But you do no be wanting to be doing it again, right?"
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He met her frown with one of his own, it brought his eyebrows together at the top of his nose.
"I don't have much of a choice, not having a real body of my own."
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He dropped his gaze to the floor, surely she knew this as well as anyone but it still didn't hurt any less for him to say it out loud.
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By which, of course, Sephiroth means that he did not. He kept his gaze on the floor for a beat before taking a breath to continue with.
"I had to give up the last remains of the last pssible physical form I might have had, shortly before I woke up here."
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"I do be hoping you do be surviving it again."
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It hadn't even decayed naturally, either, as merged with Jenova it had become upon his first inundation to the Lifestream. Sephiroth was certain that, considering the clear fact that the Lifestream was dead on his Planet now, so any minute trace of his biology was also gone for good.
He bit hard on the flesh to the inside of the corner of his mouth while keeping his gaze solidly on the floor but it did little to stop the rising wave of a crippling realization that he purposefully spent little time thinking about. Mother was gone, completely and utterly. That wave didn't know how to be sad about it, and so only anger threatened to ignite.
How dare she do this to His World.
Nesir's presence had become almost a side-thought until his gaze found her feet again and stared at them, as if they could be a focal point for the hatred he so readily felt, as he had to force himself to calm down.
"I will survive it." Sephiroth said defiantly, even if he really didn't know for sure. It was a different dimension entirely, after all. "As I said, there isn't another choice."
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It struck him that, perhaps he had touched on a lot of things with Nesir that he hadn't felt even remotely obliged to for anyone else. He considered the fact that this might have something to do with the fact that Ganondorf was now gone. In the end Sephiroth drew a deep breath and tries to revisit that subject now.
"It's going to be odd for a while."
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"It will be being." She looked back at Sephiroth, "Have you even been talking to any of the others yet?"
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"I have spoken to Ocelot only. She sent me a mail about Ganondorf's departure."
There were more words hanging off the end of that sentence but Sephiroth didn't want to speak them, about how he wouldn't know who else he needed to even talk to about it. The Evil Alliance had been dwindling anyway.
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About Ganondorf and the lacking state of the alliance, about Pandora and the rise of those created by the Tower to oppose the Administration. But not about how all of this might end.
They had also spoken of Nesir herself.
"She has a fondness for you."
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She blinked at the last, "She do be?"
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-Now that Ganondorf was gone. Sephiroth wasn't prepared to extend his wing out around Nesir in that capacity. It wouldn't feel right for him to pretend to. Not when his Destiny was so very singular, despite how Nesir had proven herself as an exception to the pestilence that was humanity.
Perhaps not completely an exception, but she was more tolerable than most.
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