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Too Much Curiosity [BANGLADESH/INDIA BORDER]
Sun Apr 10, 2016 7:45 am
THE FLIGHTLESS BIRD
YUUKI MIZUGAKI
飛べない鳥
飛べない鳥
Coral-colored eyes watched as the greens of the Bhomra Border Crossing region passed along Yuuki Mizugaki's view. Yuuki was in Bangladesh, a country specifically controlled by The Yayjuu. The organization led by Shadin Yuudeshi had brought the man to the border of India and Bangladesh in order for him to take an interest in the Eldrazi.
Despite popular belief, interesting things led Yuuki astray from his normal travel and nomadic behavior. The Yayjuu had informed Yuuki, just like many of the citizens of Karakura, of the Eldrazi. It didn't take much to meet with Yayjuu members and even Shadin himself in order to learn about Bangladesh and how it bordered one of the countries the powerful dominion held. Without much thought, he declared he would travel with a few of the members in order to invesitgate for himself. That being said, the Mizugaki was alone, his body moving forward without much thought has his feet met with an odd mixture of the dirt of Bangladesh and an odd metal of what could only be Eldrazi's.
Before him was a large metal wall that spanned as far as the eye could see. Looking to the sky had the same effect, a sense of creepiness filling Yuuki's mind as he slowly made his way towards the looming wall. He didn't know much about the Eldrazi other than the name of their leader and that the group was not one to mess with. Nozomi was a massive powerhouse according to Shadin, it wasn't a surprise given the majority of the world leaders that existed. Mana Asthavon, Shadin Yuudeshi, Azure Iramasha. Karakura knew of many strong beings that held the title of leader, Nozomi was just another to add to the list according to Shadin himself. Yuuki paid little attention to the fact however, he wasn't here in order to cause issues. The man was genuinely curious about the nation. With that curiosity came an undying urge to investigate for himself, given his position outside the border.
Nevertheless, Yuuki met up with a relatively long line, his eyes looking along its length to view what seemed to be some type of customs area. In could be called a process center for lack of a better term, there wasn't much that could be gained from looking however. "Jeez. If I knew coming here would take so long I might have considered a different option." A groan escaped Yuuki's lips, his body shifting stance to take in the view of the greens and dirt that stood behind him. In contrast to the looming wall, Bangladesh was a lot prettier from this view. It wasn't too fair to judge India before entering its borders, a large wall wouldn't give anyone too much of an impression in the first place.
Turning back to face the front of the line, Yuuki took a step forward as one after another the line began to shorten. Emptiness filled Yuuki's mind as he began to zone out entirely, letting his body naturally respond to the line's movement. Anything from here on out would more than likely go unnoticed, Yuuki giving little attention to the things he didn't care about.
"This is beyond boring. Jesus."
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Re: Too Much Curiosity [BANGLADESH/INDIA BORDER]
Mon Apr 11, 2016 1:04 am
JASWINDER RANA
''Your name, sir.''
The woman spoke a little more curtly, a little more vocally this time. It was troublesome that she had to repeat herself in the first place, but the male before her would seem to have zoned out just a little too much, not realizing that he was now at the processing intendant's desk. Her near colorless tan hues peered at his reds underneath half-risen eyelids. Usually people were much more enthusiastic to immigrate into the utopian nation of Eldrazi, and it made her job all the much more easy. Seeing someone like this suggested he was more here for kicks and curiosity than he was for any other reason. Yeah, she was quick to come to such by-the-cover judgments, but it was the only thing that really entertained her about this job. The soldiers her were not quite as lucky as the happy-go-lucky citizens.
''Sir, if you aren't here about entering the Dominion then I suggest you step aside. You're holding up the line.'' Why yes, the processing stations at Eldrazi were much faster than one would think; more efficient. Individuals were told and expected to give their names and reasons for entry, before swiftly being told to step within the gates into the processing center or promptly removed from the line. ''If you're only here for curiosity's sake, there's an information booth to the side of the gates where you can learn all about Eldrazi...'' she waved over to the left, exposing the red armband with Eldrazi's insignia displayed on the side; a part of her officer's uniform. She looked just as intimidating as any of the male soldiers stationed around the area while wearing those black clothes.
She sighed, awaiting for his response. Her morning had been going perfectly smoothly up until this one had arrived. Yet again, Jaswinder had been unable to have a perfect day with zero issues, setting off her obsessive compulsive disorder. She needed perfection in things, even average things, but it was so difficult to achieve when so much was outside of her control. And the man before her probably didn't even realize his infraction, or the inner turmoil that perturbed the diligent officer; the fool. She merely had to present her impassive face and address him in a calm and collected manner. Thus, she gave a fake smile and continued pointing away from the line at a nearby information terminal embedded into the Great Wall.
Oh, such misfortune...
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Re: Too Much Curiosity [BANGLADESH/INDIA BORDER]
Mon Apr 11, 2016 9:36 am
THE FLIGHTLESS BIRD
YUUKI MIZUGAKI
飛べない鳥
飛べない鳥
''Your name, sir.''
A blank stare to the sky accompanied Yuuki's near empty eyes, his attention span truly outshining his wonderful personality. As if the woman had smacked him, the once drooped eyelids shot open. Trying to stifle a laugh, Yuuki turned from the sky back down to earth. He seemed to come to his destination without even knowing it. Figured, given he hadn't paid the slightest attention to his surroundings for what seemed to be a few minutes now. Without another moment, he stepped forward abruptly. The others that stood behind him and to the side seemed startled, the slender man's figure seemed to radiate an odd tone to most, their focus growing stronger with each passing second.
"Sorry about that. A bit distracted, I guess haha. Yuuki. Yuuki Mizugaki."The man's trademark snicker appeared along his face, his gaze slowly travelling along the woman's figure. The first thing Yuuki took in was obvious, she looked to be annoyed with him. Maybe it wasn't exactly him or his attitude, it could just be the fact that she was an annoyed person in general. To Yuuki, he hadn't done anything to garner some type of judgement already, even with his lax attitude. Before he could take in the rest of her figure, an abrupt statement reached his ears. Lady, you've got this all wrong you know... With an extended sigh, he stepped from the line towards the booth she had mentioned prior to his inner turmoil.
"Curiosity doesn't mean I'm here for fun, lady. Just as a note for next time." Without another word, he approached what could only be the best source of information he had gotten up to this point. Shadin and the Yayjuu helped him get here but didn't give him much on the Eldrazi, this was the majority of the reason why Yuuki came. Even if the curiosity was stemmed from his interest, he wasn't stupid. The Mizugaki would have never ventured to the border if it meant he wasn't invested in something that, to him, seemed to have promise in his future.
"So this is what you're all about, huh?" Soft spoken words for the loud man, his fingers flipping through a booklet he had attached himself to upon reaching the information booth. There wasn't much about the Eldrazi in terms of their insides, but it still spoke of what to expect as a citizen within the Dominion. Just like the large wall looming over the figures below, the insides of the nation looked very... metallic. Ugly was a bad word to describe the appearance of The Eldrazi's nation, but it was odd nevertheless. And everything seemed to share the same color scheme. Silver and Green, repeatedly seen throughout the booklet that the man fingered through.
"Huh..." Just as he thought, Yuuki only became more invested in visiting this nation. Whether he would be allowed to was another question entirely, his gaze moving to his shoulder as he glared at the woman that spoke to him previously.
You're no fun.
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Re: Too Much Curiosity [BANGLADESH/INDIA BORDER]
Sun Apr 17, 2016 8:28 pm
JASWINDER RANA
At least he had the decency and basic human intelligence to understand... Jaswinder—or Jasmine as those closer to her had begun to call her—would simply nod as the male stepped out of line in order to go investigate the Kiosk. With that minor interruption out of the way, she could return to processing the line before her. Still, nothing could quite fully erase the imperfection that now had marred her day. It stuck into her arm like a thorn, causing her blood pressure to rise infinitesimally while she did her due dilligence.
His passing words were likely the most aggravating of them all: Curiosity doesn't mean I'm here for fun, lady. Just as a note for next time. Oh, how condescending of him; who did he think he was to bring out such an attitude? Did he not realize what it was like for her to stand here for the majority of the day and greet an endless stream of strangers? And there was always this one man or woman who had to make it worse than it already was; it seemed like she went through this train of thought all the time.
Interrupting her precious, and very important ramblings of the mind... the man would try to return to the desk just as she was in the middle of handling somebody else. He would try to speak, but Jaswinder would close her eyes and hold up a hand to stop him in his tracks. Her expression not betraying her deep-seated annoyance with people in general, she spoke matter-of-factly to him. ''Atata... I'm sorry, sir, but you've left the line. Unfortunately I'm going to have to ask you to go to the back of the line again in order for me to process you, or would you rather I let you just skip all these poor folks who have been waiting and hoping to get into this beloved utopia?''
After she finished speaking, the person at the front of the line—an old woman of sorts huddling her two small grandchildren against her legs, dressed in rags and shaking from sheer weariness alone—turned her head towards Yuuki with a face of distress and anxiousness, perhaps worrying that the man would push her aside. The children, too, looked up at him in fear, and every man and woman in line would soon follow suit. Their voices were silent but their gazes were judgmental. Jaswinder could only find satisfaction in this as she gestured towards the back of the line. With eyelids shut closed... his glare did absolutely nothing toward her.
''When it is your turn, you can give me your name and purpose for being here... but until then, patience. Now, where was I, madam...
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Re: Too Much Curiosity [BANGLADESH/INDIA BORDER]
Sun Apr 17, 2016 9:03 pm
THE FLIGHTLESS BIRD
YUUKI MIZUGAKI
飛べない鳥
飛べない鳥
The sturdy fingers of Yuuki's right hand continued to fumble their way through the pages of what could only be expained as Your Guide To The Dominion: Eldrazi Edition, his eyes shifting from one word to the next. The silent flipping of the pages followed with exchanged words with the "desk woman" and those that were previously behind him. It seemed the man was once again losing himself in the moment, his blank stare focusing on the words floating around the pages before him.
As per usual, the blank state Yuuki held led him into quite a few minutes lost of his time. The sun had shifted only slightly, the sky above being generally blocked from the tall wall of the India Bangladesh border. Shaking his head, Yuuk returned to the world before him. Slapping the book closed, he stretched and turned his way back to the area that the woman had previously stood. A woman of rather old age reached the front of the line now, her words between the woman seemed to reek of kindness and wisdom. Rubbing the back of his head, Yuuki watch the two young children at her side, they could only be in relation to her as grandchildren given her age. Without another moment, Yuuki began to take strides toward the group and the woman once again.
This time was quite different from the first time he met her, however. An abrupt hand followed words that only inspired a tick in Yuuki's face. His lips twisted into a snicker, the woman's accusation of him skipping those that were previous before him only seeded more annoyance for the Eldrazi member. Cocking his head upward, he rubbed the tip of his nose as he stifled a laugh.
"Believe what you want, I don't plan on talking to you until I'm back at the front." Bringing his way around her hand, he walked towards the elderly woman and her two grandchildren before crouching down before the two girls. Plopping his duffel to the ground, Yuuki slid the track suit he wore off before digging into his duffel to grab a second one with inverted colors to the first. Turning to the small kids once again he smiled, placing the blue/white and white/blue track jackets on their shoulders before standing again.
"Try not to lose 'em, they're my favorite." A soft smile from the annoyed man followed with a simple thumbs up, his legs bringing him to the end of the line soon after he picked up his duffel once more. Despite not caring for many, there was no reason for the kids should have to go through tough times, let alone their grandmother. Peeking his way along the line's length, he glared at the Eldrazi woman once more before going back to the booklet he recieved from the Kiosk.
"I'm not an asshole, jeez."
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