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Re: The Conscious of the 4th Division Vice-Captain... [150 years ago]
Tue Feb 04, 2014 1:46 pm
It had been quite sometime since Eliah had ever considered one to be her friend, and she didn't exactly plan on doing so. However, it seemed to be that things were unconsciously falling that way and Eliah's odd kindness was being a catalyst to such things. Her words flowed out of her mouth in a much less hostile manner than what she normally spoke with. Yet at the same time the climate produced from Neviah's personality seemed to radiate onto that of Eliah's own being, causing such nice things to be produced from her being. A feeling that she was oh so unfamiliar with, kindness. She typically could never keep herself around a person that had such good things to say for longer than a matter of minutes, but for some reason or another she seemed to be doing just fine when it came to Neviah. The small blush that appeared to the girls face was a result of such kindness that was delivered from Eliah. She had given the pure white child her name, which resulted in positive feedback from the recipient. She had stopped crying, but then her further words would be the ones that would send her face from the pale white transparency that it once was to the vibrant red color it was now. Such things were derived from, whether it be indirect or not, kindness. Something that Eliah wasn't exactly fond of, or really cared about to any extent. She didn't really avoid it, it just never occurred as her personality had always been known to that of an iceberg: ready to sink any ship that trailed its path.
It seemed like the words that Eliah spoke would seek out further than just that of a red face. Excitement seemed to sprawl upon the girl's face as and bodily gestures as she left from a sad and teary state to a very puerile state. It was as if Eliah was a puppy, or something of the sort, and Neviah had just found her laying in a puddle of mud. For some reason or another it seemed to be that Neviah wanted to adjust the gears that spun inside of Eliah's head, but at the same time Eliah wanted the same for Neviah. Eliah still wanted to turn things around with the girl before her, she still wanted to keep trying to churn the abilities out of her head so that Eliah could be taught as she was. Neviah just needed a push toward the opposite direction than to that of the one she was already in. Actually... "X" that, she just need to stopped getting pushed in general. She was too easy, she made things to simple for those that were around her. It really did surprise Eliah that she was only so close knit with one girl, and even then she let her slip through her fingertips. For someone that was so hospitable, she must have really relied on her friend's abilities to let her leave for such a task that could result in death. Though, that was the field they were, the smallest mission could turn out to a full blown war in a moments notice. There never was any real direction with the events as they unfolded, sometimes they turned out well... others not so much.
Eliah watched as the girl sprung up and snatched the maroon and white kimono from the ground, her movements were gracefully and full of glee. Eliah was somewhat disgusted by such ways of moving. Eliah just wanted to place whelps upon the entire surface of her skull, at the same time she felt a sense of comfort through how carefree she was. Eliah couldn't understand the girl. She was so ridden of joy and happiness, yet she was still one of the most delightful people she had ever met. Frightened of the world, but still sweet and gentle to every being that approached her. Such things puzzled Eliah to how she could hold such power and be such a wuss. She couldn't think of anything other than the fact that Neviah must not want such powers, but she couldn't understand how she could just sit and listen of her friend's death.
"F-follow me, Eliah-chan!"
She uttered her name for the first time and it seemed to be a delight as she made her way out of the room. Eliah couldn't help but sigh in the fact that she was going to have to remove herself from the position of sitting to becoming mobile again. She let her head droop back for a split second before using the momentum of her upper body and cranium to pull her from the surface of the medical table and to the floor. However, her feet didn't seem to want to comply so she stumbled a bit forward, trying to gain a grip of the ground below. The blood causing her feet to jerk from beneath her as friction with the bottom of her foot and the floor became little to none. Finally, after grabbing a hold of the counter and flailing her feet around for a bit she finally caught a dry piece of the tile below and was able to get a hold of her balance and continue on into the hall where she would look to find Neviah. Her feet slipping out every once and a while as she tried to follow the wet trail behind Neviah. Eliah had grasped her mind on the thought of leaving at that point since the two had both heard what they wanted to hear. Eliah stopped and looked back to see a few other squad members peeking their heads from doorways at the girl, the males with a blushed face as the back of her garb wedged itself between her cheeks. She looked back to her rear and raised a brow slightly blushing at the matter before frantically ripping the back piece of her lower half from the depths of her crack. The girls that saw giggled at the sight of the woman that had just attacked their captain being embarrassed. Eliah let a steam of hot air out of her nose as she strutted with resent toward the room Neviah was headed toward, completely forgetting about the though of leaving.
When she entered the office Eliah noticed the agonized vibrations of a hum being produced from the girl that she had just become acquainted with. This was not going to fly, Eliah was not one for annoying things unless she herself was doing them and humming was far up on that list. She clinched her fist as she proceeded to come closer to the girl, growling in agitation it seemed it was time for a change of pace for Eliah.
"Would you stop acting so happy? I told you my name, I didn't propose to you. So stop acting as though we've just become best friends, because frankly... we haven't! You're taking things a little to far, a girl like you shouldn't be so sidetracked by the death of a friend by that of a stranger. Whether it meant opening new doors or not, one has still shut and locked for the rest of eternity. Go back to being miserable, I liked you better that way. I can't stand your annoying sounds of joy..."
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