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KAIJU FIGHT #7
KAIJU FIGHT #7
▶ 001. EGYPTIAN DINNER.
As the days go on, more and more evidence begins to show that the kaiju is, indeed, hiding out somewhere deep within the desert, approximately in the West area around the Qattara Depression. LILITH’s crew embarks first with all of their supplies to set up a temporary base in the ruined city of El Alamein, a small city at the edge of the desert. Outsiders are requested to wait there until further instructions, and this temporary base will be a safe haven if things get too treacherous. After all, even after all of their research, who knows what this monster is capable of doing?
Once the base is set up, Outsiders will move out, either on their camel or other means they may have to arrive at the base. The days continue to grow shorter, nighttime beginning to descend as early as 3 PM. Outsiders will also be highly recommended to consume the cyber caffeine once again as its effects from the plane ride are beginning to wear off. To their surprise, when the Outsiders arrive, a large buffet of Egyptian food will be waiting for them. Koshari, shawarma, falafel and Egyptian stew will be served. All fresh and natural ingredients! Everyone settle in and dine together… it could be the last meal you have.
LILITH suggests waiting until there is more sunlight before they hunt down the kaiju. Outsiders can rest, but do not sleep! Maybe wait for the sunrise together? Find other ways to kill some time? Maybe there are new Outsiders that would like to know about the previous kaijus? As the sun begins to rise, it paints the most beautiful sunrise that maybe Outsiders have ever seen. Were some of those new colors in the sky? How romantic.
▶ 002. QUICK AS SAND.
After the sun rises, Outsiders and LILITH prepare to leave the temporary base and head further towards the Qattara Depression. The trek starts out pretty easy, but the geography soon gets more and more dangerous, leading into what seems to be a large crevice in the Earth. Captain Yamakawa gives a report once the Outsiders have reached this area:

While it’s true that the area does contain many sand crocodiles popping out and spitting embers, there is no sight of any other kaiju. Yet, all evidence points to the fact that it is here. The rift energy is immense in this location, and those exposed may be hit with nightmares, bad memory sharing or a weakness to sunlight. As characters move along, following Yamakawa’s lead on her camel, those with keen hearing will detect it before anyone else: moaning, groaning. Sounds of agony, all coming from beneath them. It gets louder, causing Yamakawa to halt. But as soon as everyone stops, they will feel the ground start to sink beneath them.
It’s quicksand!
Yamakawa and any other Outsiders who may have been traveling close with her will soon be engulfed by the sand, first taking the camels by their legs. It’s never good to panic while in quicksand, and Yamakawa remains calm as ever, but if anyone tries to pull her and others out, she will say,

As characters vanish beneath the sand, they will see that Captain Yamakawa is correct — the quicksand leads to a hidden, ruined city beneath the Qattara Depression: a perfect lair for a kaiju who is sensitive to sunlight. Outsiders slowly fall and hit the rocky ground not-so gently, heaps of sand flowing after. Rub it from your eyes and remove it from your ears to marvel at a city that time has forgotten.
In the middle of the ruins, there is a large temple. It’s time to find that kaiju!
“Angels of LILITH, we have evidence that this area is filled with many sand crocodiles. We have supplied everyone with more shotguns and ammo, but use any other means to keep yourself safe. We have received evidence that the kaiju is in this general area. Keep alert! Who knows what sorts of powers it possesses that we may not know about!”
While it’s true that the area does contain many sand crocodiles popping out and spitting embers, there is no sight of any other kaiju. Yet, all evidence points to the fact that it is here. The rift energy is immense in this location, and those exposed may be hit with nightmares, bad memory sharing or a weakness to sunlight. As characters move along, following Yamakawa’s lead on her camel, those with keen hearing will detect it before anyone else: moaning, groaning. Sounds of agony, all coming from beneath them. It gets louder, causing Yamakawa to halt. But as soon as everyone stops, they will feel the ground start to sink beneath them.
It’s quicksand!
Yamakawa and any other Outsiders who may have been traveling close with her will soon be engulfed by the sand, first taking the camels by their legs. It’s never good to panic while in quicksand, and Yamakawa remains calm as ever, but if anyone tries to pull her and others out, she will say,
“This is it… This is how we get down below. The kaiju is under us! Angels of LILITH, hold your breath… Let the sand consume you if you wish to go further with me!”
As characters vanish beneath the sand, they will see that Captain Yamakawa is correct — the quicksand leads to a hidden, ruined city beneath the Qattara Depression: a perfect lair for a kaiju who is sensitive to sunlight. Outsiders slowly fall and hit the rocky ground not-so gently, heaps of sand flowing after. Rub it from your eyes and remove it from your ears to marvel at a city that time has forgotten.
In the middle of the ruins, there is a large temple. It’s time to find that kaiju!
▶ 003. TOMB RAIDER
The inside of the ruins are dark and mostly devoid of natural sunlight. However, there does occasionally seem to be flickers of light, as the sand above them runs fluidly across where the sky would be, almost like water. Due to the lack of visibility, Outsiders will need to utilize their LILITH-provided equipment or find other methods or sources for light. Everyone will have access to a flashlight, but there will also be abandoned torches nearby should anyone really want to impersonate Indiana Jones here. Once they arrive deeper in, they will see some of the torches spark to life, operated by a mysterious technology.
It's clear that these ruins were made for the sole purpose of housing the temple at its center, which appears to also be a type of tomb. There's a certain silent reverence to it, as it naturally demands respect. Or, it's the ominous presence of the sand crocodiles slithering about in the sands. The crocodiles can be lurking under any surface of sand, and so Outsiders will be cautioned and asked to be on the lookout, not only for themselves, but their fellow teammates.
If the crocodiles weren't alarming enough, as one enters the tomb itself, they will discover several booby traps awaiting them. If one steps carelessly, they'll find themselves at the other end of a vicious trap — some are triggered by stepping on the wrong stone, or grabbing a nearby torch. Some are even activated just by making eye contact with the wrong painting on the wall. If Outsiders feel any vibrations, they will get warnings on their oculars that a boulder may be swiftly approaching! Run and seek an alcove to hide in!
For those who are savvy with dismantling traps, they will find that some of them do have workarounds if you know the right methodology behind each one. As for if they will be given the time for it, that's another story, but maybe another Outsider can do the honors of triggering it while another suppresses it?
People should also do their best not to be drawn by some of the treasure or gems that are placed into several of the rooms with tombs. Picking up even one sliver of gold, or a gem will cause the mummies to reanimate. The mummies have an ability to produce sounds that can render people unconscious, or even cause their inner eardrums to bleed. While they are slow moving, they are also incredibly persistent, and as they're already technically dead, get on the wrong side of one and you may be stuck with it following you around. Fire seems to slow them down pretty effectively, as well. Should you be stuck with an aggressive one, however, it will do everything it can to try and harvest your organs. Completely dismembering them will un-alive them again.
Outsiders will get a notice when the rift energies increase in intensity as they traverse deeper within the tomb. Unexpectedly, it isn't the end of the tomb they're being led to, but the center of it.
It's clear that these ruins were made for the sole purpose of housing the temple at its center, which appears to also be a type of tomb. There's a certain silent reverence to it, as it naturally demands respect. Or, it's the ominous presence of the sand crocodiles slithering about in the sands. The crocodiles can be lurking under any surface of sand, and so Outsiders will be cautioned and asked to be on the lookout, not only for themselves, but their fellow teammates.
If the crocodiles weren't alarming enough, as one enters the tomb itself, they will discover several booby traps awaiting them. If one steps carelessly, they'll find themselves at the other end of a vicious trap — some are triggered by stepping on the wrong stone, or grabbing a nearby torch. Some are even activated just by making eye contact with the wrong painting on the wall. If Outsiders feel any vibrations, they will get warnings on their oculars that a boulder may be swiftly approaching! Run and seek an alcove to hide in!
For those who are savvy with dismantling traps, they will find that some of them do have workarounds if you know the right methodology behind each one. As for if they will be given the time for it, that's another story, but maybe another Outsider can do the honors of triggering it while another suppresses it?
People should also do their best not to be drawn by some of the treasure or gems that are placed into several of the rooms with tombs. Picking up even one sliver of gold, or a gem will cause the mummies to reanimate. The mummies have an ability to produce sounds that can render people unconscious, or even cause their inner eardrums to bleed. While they are slow moving, they are also incredibly persistent, and as they're already technically dead, get on the wrong side of one and you may be stuck with it following you around. Fire seems to slow them down pretty effectively, as well. Should you be stuck with an aggressive one, however, it will do everything it can to try and harvest your organs. Completely dismembering them will un-alive them again.
Outsiders will get a notice when the rift energies increase in intensity as they traverse deeper within the tomb. Unexpectedly, it isn't the end of the tomb they're being led to, but the center of it.
▶ 004. HEART OF THE TOMB.
At the very center, the first thing everyone will notice is the rift. The rift effects will be strongest in this area. Thankfully, unlike the kaiju in Transylvania, everyone will still have full access to their abilities. One thing that can be noted, however, is that the rift energy may feel stronger than before, and Outsiders may feel an odd tingle that can be felt even through their suits. They may also find that if their attention strays for too long, they can feel their limbs go a little numb, so this battle will require all their focus.
While there are rift effects, hopefully that doesn't get in the way of anyone's performance. Especially as it doesn't take long for the kaiju to kick itself into gear.
This kaiju is capable of trapping people in nightmares and illusions, as well as sharing them. In addition, by looking its target in the eyes, it’s capable of causing them to feel intense fear to the point of paranoia. These effects can last even when no longer in the presence of the Kabus. The Kabus uses the disorientation caused by its abilities to render its victims incapable of fighting back, and uses its dark and inky black tendrils to trap its victims. The tendrils cannot be cut, and almost appear illusory as well.
The mummies also seem to be working in tandem with the Kabus and will gradually make their appearance in this deepest region of the tomb. However, they seem less aggressive and are far more interested in grabbing, or biting down on Outsiders to decrease their overall mobility, especially if they fall under the Kabus nightmares.
Unlike the permanent rift in Tokyo, LILITH will eventually send in help by blocking off some rift signals, enough to eventually get them shut down. Without the power of the rift, the Kabus’ power will also begin to dwindle, which hopefully all the Outsiders take full advantage of.
While there are rift effects, hopefully that doesn't get in the way of anyone's performance. Especially as it doesn't take long for the kaiju to kick itself into gear.
█ █ █ MONSTER DEBRIEF SHEET
NAME: Kabus
HEIGHT: 3 m
WEIGHT: 10 T
CLASS: Extremely Dangerous
LOCATION: Qattara, Egypt
ABILITIES: Shortens daylight, infiltrates a being's consciousness and body through their dreams to stop their heart.
WEAKNESSES: Ice, water, sunlight, any symbols that reflect "light" or "life".
EXTRA NOTES: This is a kaiju that has never been documented by LILITH before—not much information can be provided. Proceed with extreme caution.
RIFT EFFECTS: Bad memory share, weakness to sunlight, nightmares.
█ █ █ ATTACHED PHOTO: SEE ABOVE
This kaiju is capable of trapping people in nightmares and illusions, as well as sharing them. In addition, by looking its target in the eyes, it’s capable of causing them to feel intense fear to the point of paranoia. These effects can last even when no longer in the presence of the Kabus. The Kabus uses the disorientation caused by its abilities to render its victims incapable of fighting back, and uses its dark and inky black tendrils to trap its victims. The tendrils cannot be cut, and almost appear illusory as well.
The mummies also seem to be working in tandem with the Kabus and will gradually make their appearance in this deepest region of the tomb. However, they seem less aggressive and are far more interested in grabbing, or biting down on Outsiders to decrease their overall mobility, especially if they fall under the Kabus nightmares.
Unlike the permanent rift in Tokyo, LILITH will eventually send in help by blocking off some rift signals, enough to eventually get them shut down. Without the power of the rift, the Kabus’ power will also begin to dwindle, which hopefully all the Outsiders take full advantage of.
▶ 005. AFTERMATH
It's an intense fight, and Kento Nanami along with Cagalli deliver the hardest blows with 600 HP each, the monster grows weaker. It somehow knows it is about to die, though, especially when Choso's toxic blood poisons it. It's spiteful, seeking revenge for the pain it is feeling, and when it is attacked again, it lashes out, temporarily blinding Power and releasing a deafening screech to disorient Rico. The final blow is delivered by Muramasa, and when it dies, it speaks to him, something inaudible but it sounds like it is speaking in Arabic. It dissipates into sand, and LILITH encourages Outsiders to round up the sand for further evaluation. From the looks of it, though, it appears to be nothing special.
When the Kabus is eventually defeated, Outsiders will have a pocket of time in which they must make their escape before the tomb is completely buried in sand. Perhaps, without the kaiju there, the structure is no longer stable. If Outsiders don’t want to be buried in sand, they will have to make their escape swiftly.
... But not without gathering samples: Outsiders will be prompted to collect as many samples as they can. Some of these samples will be given over to the research institute, but the researchers of LILITH also feel like they could find a use in the sand and bloody bandages that the lynx left behind.
The Outsiders and LILITH crew escape successfully, moments before the underground is filled with sand. They high trek it back to the Alexandria Institute, where they are greeted with something that Outsiders have probably been craving.. along with crowds cheering, some falling to their knees in gratitude, LILITH & the Outsiders are provided the following before flying back to Neo Tokyo:
Free lodging at the most comfortable hotels with the most comfortable beds. Finally, they can rest easily and as much as they want to without the threat of the kaiju around! It takes one full day cycle for daylight and night time to return to normal, and after a long, sleep.. LILITH encourages the Outsiders to sleep as much as they would like because they deserve it.
Right when they close their eyes, though, one more message flashes across their oculars. It's been awhile since Outsiders have heard from their robotic-tentacled Commander. After all of that, he has a few words. On voice, he speaks, but then he also sends a text message:

When the Kabus is eventually defeated, Outsiders will have a pocket of time in which they must make their escape before the tomb is completely buried in sand. Perhaps, without the kaiju there, the structure is no longer stable. If Outsiders don’t want to be buried in sand, they will have to make their escape swiftly.
... But not without gathering samples: Outsiders will be prompted to collect as many samples as they can. Some of these samples will be given over to the research institute, but the researchers of LILITH also feel like they could find a use in the sand and bloody bandages that the lynx left behind.
The Outsiders and LILITH crew escape successfully, moments before the underground is filled with sand. They high trek it back to the Alexandria Institute, where they are greeted with something that Outsiders have probably been craving.. along with crowds cheering, some falling to their knees in gratitude, LILITH & the Outsiders are provided the following before flying back to Neo Tokyo:
Free lodging at the most comfortable hotels with the most comfortable beds. Finally, they can rest easily and as much as they want to without the threat of the kaiju around! It takes one full day cycle for daylight and night time to return to normal, and after a long, sleep.. LILITH encourages the Outsiders to sleep as much as they would like because they deserve it.
Right when they close their eyes, though, one more message flashes across their oculars. It's been awhile since Outsiders have heard from their robotic-tentacled Commander. After all of that, he has a few words. On voice, he speaks, but then he also sends a text message:
“... Good job. Most impressive."
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- Medical staff will be on standby.
- Effects from the kaiju can last 24-48 hours to fully dissipate. (Note: This is up to players how they want to play this out. It could also come and go, so it does not affect their ability to play in any other aspect of the game in the meantime).
- As Outsiders were able to discuss and piece together some clues: they were able to rendezvous with the lynx in the desert and collect a hefty amount of samples (sand from the lynx, bloody bandages from the lynx, mummy parts.) Some of these samples will be used for medicine, while others for their suit. While Greece is still unresponsive, it may just be because of the rifts.
- LILITH will offer the energy drinks freely to those who want them. However, since it seems like some Outsiders get carried away, there will be a daily cap of two.
- The ESSENCE generator shows signs of working again, now with all aspects of the rift gone (the rift itself and the kaiju.)
- There will now be a simulation option once Neo Tokyo base reopens to mimic traps, so people can practice avoiding them. Even the ones with random screaming being used to lure people in. (They can’t believe this works).
▶ 006. AFTERWORD.
Welcome to our seventh kaiju log!
Aftermath details were gathered from reading through the chat logs of the last post and from IC discoveries and explorations that took place in which unearthed the location of the Kabus.
All tags on this log are worth 2 points and will count towards April AC.
Aftermath details were gathered from reading through the chat logs of the last post and from IC discoveries and explorations that took place in which unearthed the location of the Kabus.
All tags on this log are worth 2 points and will count towards April AC.
EVENT BREAKDOWN/RECAP (CLICK TO EXPAND)
1. EGYPTIAN DINNER: Investigative efforts and careful research has led to the Outsiders next location. They are moved out from the comfort of their temporary base and are now having their last supper before they head out to the hunt.
2. QUICK AS SAND: They encounter more foes in the desert in the form of sand crocodiles. Everyone is provided weapons and ammo to hold these creatures back and minimize initial damages to the team. However, it seems the one of their biggest mysteries get solved. It's quicksand! .... and it looks like there's a lot more to unearth beneath them.
3. TOMB RAIDER: Outsiders arrive at the entrance of the tomb. Once in it, they are prey not only to the sand crocodiles, but the various booby traps set out for them. They will also encounter mummies which seem to be reanimated or powered by the kaiju.
4. HEART OF THE TOMB: Outsiders will find the kaiju at the heart of the tomb. As the preliminary report states, the kaiju infiltrates a being's consciousness and body through their dreams to stop their heart. Outsiders will need to be wary of this fact while battling the kaiju.
5. AFTERMATH: Recap of the usual aid provided to Outsiders. As well as some thoughts and details moving forward as a result of investigative efforts and details noted from prior log.
yuji itadori / jjk
@silco ( major jjk spoilers )
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He watches, he watches the boy, and Choso, and he wonders to himself what these really are. our brothers he said, and his eyes look at the tubes again.
Yuji picks one up, and... yes. He knocks it back like back-alley swill from a shady dealer. He swallows it, he's crying.
Silco picks up one of the test tube, and looks closer at it. A black pitch of an eye peering into it, staring into the little eyes of the creature. It looks... nascent. Half-formed. His lips thinned, and he looks beyond it, to Yuji, and then to Choso. He didn't shake the creature in the tube, but he stares at it, then at Yuji.
Is he going to eat more of them, he wonders? He doesn't know if this sort of thing will work, Geto had not explained much about curses to him, and well. What good would that do for him? He didn't know anything about them, after all. ]
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It's clear that, despite his determination, Yuji doesn't necessarily want to do this. He had made a promise, had made a vow, that he would do whatever it took to make sure his friend was safe, and if that meant eating more and more of his own brothers, then...
He reaches out for the next one, and this time he mumbles aloud. ]
Sorry, Sho-oso... Thanks.
[ And down the gullet goes the next one, with the same wince of hurt and sadness. ]
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hunkered like a strange, sand-blasted gargoyle, choso watches over his little brother, squinting and peering at every other person who wanders by. ]
jjk spoilers!!
The battlefield won't be familiar to Choso, but it's painfully so for Yuji. There's heat, agonising heat, burning at the edges of his senses and making him feel sick and unprepared, fingers grasping for nothing. When Yuji lifts his head, the only thing in front of him is his brother, and the pain, the grief that he feels is immeasurable. It's obvious what is happening: within that heat, Choso is burning.
Sorry I wasn't a good teacher. I'm more the instinctive type...
The scene shifts. Choso will recognise it - the garden, the table, the memories of brothers together as Yuji and the dream Choso speak to each other. Yuji manages to keep hold of his grief, but the most important words echo around him:
Is that what you think? You stood by me in the hardest times, and that's enough.
Thank you... Aniki.
Yuji wakes up with a sharp noise, a gasp, tears in his eyes as he looks around, panicked and afraid. ]
Choso...?
1 - grandpa... 😢
'...?'
This has to be some kind of dream, for sure. Most likely belonging to that person she's talked to on the network that one time-- Yuji, was it? --judging by the pink hair and how the features of his face look softer compared to Sukuna. And from what else she can make out, she figures that old man with the spiky gray hair is probably related to him as well. Whatever convo was going on between them, she doesn't quite get it. Or even make sense of it, for that matter.
Not until the old man says that speech, those last words.
When she sees the visage of Yuji trying to hold back his tears.
Until the very end, when the scene shifts and in spite of his light-hearted statement, the feeling is anything but.
'...'
But, after all of this- she still doesn't quite understand. Not back home where she's experienced something similar, and even now, seeing full well just how hard death can affect someone. Yet...there's a tiny pang tugging at her heart, as an unfamiliar feeling stirs within her.
Her eyes flutter as she comes back to reality of what seems to be now the underground ruins. Ugh, she really can't leave it like this. It feels awkward- heck, given what she saw, it was more than improper! She'll take the moment to readjust herself and try to find Yuji before making her way towards him.]
Um- sorry to bother you, but do you have a moment to spare...?
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As many as you can, grandpa had said, and he had really, really tried.
Pushing himself up, rubbing his face from the sand, he looks around. He hasn't quite realised that it was a shared memory, not quite yet, and his expression flickers as he spots the young woman in front of him; all he can do is lift his hand and wave. ]
Hey. Are you okay? Need something?
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[She stutters for a moment. Briefly, she wonders if she can just not say anything instead, about what she saw. Wave it off and proclaim some silly concern about quicksand not guaranteeing for a gentler landing. But, the thought of having to lie, especially with something personal like that moment?
Somehow, it doesn't sit right with her.]
This is probably going to sound weird, but I think I might have seen something. And for that, I sincerely apologize...
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O-Objection!
[The voice comes from behind where Yuji stands. Sure, this is a memory. He probably can't really affect anything, and he knows that Yuji must make it out of this alive. Still, he can't just stand by as Yuji tries to plead guilty.]
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Lifting his arm, he shakes his head. ]
You can't argue with this! It's true. It happened.
[ His eyes drag back up to Higuruma. ]
I don't think you can lie in this domain.
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[He also shoots a glance to Higuruma and the judge. Maybe he'll just get booted for interfering, but he wants to try. Guess he's a character witness now. When he speaks again, it's loud, addressing the three of them.]
Someone else was in control of him at the time. How can he be blamed?
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grampa
where yuji's grandfather told him to help others, hiyori's grandmother told her to be with the one she loved the most while she lived.
and just like yuji, those words struck her to the core and made a home there forever. the last words of a dying grandparent.
she fits in as a doctor in a hospital. but wherein his memory there was only yuji and a nurse in the room, hiyori stands in the doorway. it's the last line, about laughing and burning his grandfather up, that has her reaching forward. grabbing for his hand and holding it tightly.
even if she knew he lost his family, besides choso, she didn't pry for details. here she is, given them freely. tears are stinging in her eyes if he turns around. ]
Yuji-kun. What do you think about sitting in his room? I'll sit with you. For as long or as little as you like.
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This is a memory he revisited a lot, a memory that gave him strength, but also made him weak, in some ways. He relied on his grandfather's words to give his life meaning after he ate Sukuna's finger, and he relied on that to try and justify all the things that he had to do, but in the end... He realised that isn't fair of him, to put all that on the memory of someone who meant so much to him.
It's why he's different to Sukuna, even now. He grew up with his grandfather's love, and Sukuna grew up without it. If Sukuna had been given that kind of human affection in the past... How different would things be? Would he still be the same curse?
Turning to face Hiyori, he blinks up at her before he rubs the back of his head. It's not quite Yuji-in-the-memory, but it's not quite the Yuji she knows, either, some in-between from the kaiju's power. ]
Ah, we could, but... There's not much point. He's not here now, and I think there's somewhere I need to be.
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hiyori takes a breath. ]
My grandmother died when I was sixteen. I was there in the room with her and heard her last words when she took the hand of a shinigami and left this world. I cried. I thought I'd never stop crying. I never really experienced loss like that until then. And then... I took her last words to heart and went looking for the person I loved the most to bring him home.
... Help me help you, Yuji-kun. Please. What can I do?
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aftermath
He's on his way out to find something to quell the irritation when he comes across a pink-haired starfish. These careless kids... Nanami knows the boy well enough to forego any attempt at waking him; simply drapes his jacket over the kid so he doesn't catch a cold.
Later Nanami finds the boy in the medical bay - sat on the ground - and approaches him, touching a cold can of coke against Yuji's cheek to catch his attention. ]
Did they run out of chairs around here?
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Sitting is easier, even as he makes himself comfortable, stretching his legs up - but when he hears Nanami's voice, feels the coldness against his skin, he squeaks a noise and looks up. ]
Nanamin!
[ His brightness, his excitement, is obvious as he leans up, resisting the urge to tug at Nanami's suit leg. ]
The floor was fine... But hey, wait! We should be congratulating you, right?
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He's more surprised by the cheerful face peering up at him, the excitement obvious in the grin. Uncertain about what to do with that, the ex-salaryman crouches down and hands over the can. ]
Congratulating me? For what?
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special grade.
And yet -. )
Yuji-kun?
( He isn't sure how this memory will act. Will the boy before him speak? Will he be somewhere else, watching it all unfold like Geto had been in his memory with Okkotsu watching? Is he even in here with Geto? Maybe it would be better were he not, but he needs to find out. )
Can you hear me?
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Geto-san...
[ Breathing out, he looks down at his mangled hands, feels his heart racing, and he blinks. ]
Hey, Geto-san... I think... I'm going to die soon.
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@rin
This is Yuji deep in his grief, in his rage, and in his darkest despair.
As he speaks, he walks towards the creature - Mahito - and the aura he gives off is monstrous. Deadly. ]
You're right, Mahito. I'm you. I wanted to reject you, convince myself you were wrong, but that doesn't matter now. I'm gonna kill you. Even if you come back as another curse, I'll kill you.
Change your name.
Change your form.
I'll kill you again.
I don't need to find meaning or a reason.
Maybe a hundred years after my death, the meaning behind my actions will become apparent, in the grand scheme of things I'm probably nothing more than a cog...
But I'll keep killing curses, for as long as I can. That's my role in this.
[ Mahito runs away, sobbing, but can't get far, wounded as he is. Twisting, crying out in terror, all he can do is throw rocks at Yuji - who doesn't flinch. He barely looks away from the curse in front of him. Then -
in a flash, as if moving faster than sound itself, Yuji is kicking the creature, sending him flying. He ends up at the feet of a man in the robes of a monk, stitches on his forehead, with Yuji looking on with a vague sense of... Horror. ]
002.
Huh? What?
The fellow Everlight he'd found himself teamed up with (with that familiar looking pink hair, and terrible aura like Okkotsu) has him hoisted over his shoulder, and is running from it, before Muramasa even has time to shift into a proper stance to summon a blade and smash the boulder to smithereens. Between the growing feeling of unease from that rift, his low mana levels, and general shock — he can't believe this is happening to him. ]
Put me down, you moron!
[ why does he keep getting picked up. why is his vessel such a shorty... shirou emiya, whoever you are, this is your fault. ]
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But saving someone else comes first in his head.
When he hears the complaints, though, he skids to a halt, his eyes widening. ]
Huh? What's the problem now?!
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youve commited a classic blunder: leaving me more than 8 hours to get home from work and reply
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He doesn't know what he needs right now. His first instinct is to go to Yuji, and he plans to. But first, he stops to sort out his thoughts, if he ever wants to articulate things properly. He does so by sitting just outside the base, in the dark, to sip a cup of coffee and enjoy the brilliant night sky. It reminds him of star gazing in the desert outside of Las Vegas with Yuji, a time that seems so long ago now.
He's not checking his tracker, but his sense of magic means he can feel Yuji approaching just before he arrives, his instincts sharp in that regard. When the other boy comes into view, even in the dim light from the base, Raidou can tell something is wrong. It only takes a moment for him to set down his mug and get to his feet.]
Hey. Are you-- What happened?
[He takes a few steps towards Yuji, a hand reaching out.]
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omg i somehow missed the word "around Yuji's NOSE" in there, wtf
words are hard tbh
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