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Re: Shoddy Craftsmanship Makes a Shady Closet
Fri Jan 24, 2020 2:39 pm
Captain Kuro Okami
"…" Kuro stared directly at her as she said that she would 'pierce his heart'. He did not seem phased by the statement in the least; he did give her eye contact while she pointed her finger-gun at him, though. That image stuck in his head. …Is she… flirting with me? He was trying to understand what she was talking about, but it did not deter him from what he was trying to do.
She listened to what he had told her; that was good. …Good. That will make things easier, at least. He thought to himself, completely unaware of her discomfort as he reached his hand closer. "…Learned your shadow." He concluded, looking back up at her gaze. "…Well, you threatened to attack my heart just before." He told her… making a joke. Perhaps an ill-advised one, considering what was running through her head at the time; but the man was completely clueless to what she was talking about. She wanted to know what he had done it for. The Shadow Shinigami was more than happy to explain. "…For… tracing your shadow…?"
He was totally lost on why she was so freaked out.
She did not seem to really notice the cloak he was carrying. As they walked down the hallway, the man's body began swaying left and right a bit. Back, and forth, going this way and that, his head tilting and looking along the wall… before his shoulder dove straight into it.
"Wait here…"
With those words, the man was gone. He had leaned into a shadowy part of the wall, and it appeared to consume his entire body, until there was nothing left of his presence. Less than a minute later, out of a shadow on the other side of the hallway, the man reappeared. He was no longer wearing that blood-stained mess of a Haori. Instead, he was dressed in the garments that had been left behind. The cobwebs were dusted off, and he looked almost regal, with a white button up shirt embroidered with black trim, along with a pair of black jeans. Despite his new attire, his hair was still an unkempt mess. He no longer smelled of blood and guts. Hopefully she saw that as an improvement.
Then she asked where they were going. "…To the mess hall. Where else would you make pancakes…?" He asked the girl. In his head, she was not a 'woman' any longer; the thing with the pointing her finger at him like a gun had shifted his opinion of her, just a bit.
She had chosen to follow him, though, and that meant she wanted pancakes.
The man didn't waste any time; moments after striding inside of the otherwise-empty kitchen, a skillet was on the stove, and his long-fingered hand was holding a mixing bowl. He seemed significantly more at ease, now; the hollow look in his eyes had softened a bit. "What do you like on your pancakes?" He asked her, the usual bluntness having gone somewhere else for the moment.
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Re: Shoddy Craftsmanship Makes a Shady Closet
Fri Jan 24, 2020 7:44 pm
Ikiya Fumitana
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“Learned...My shadow?” Ikiya was puzzled by his words. She actively searching what he meant by tracing her shadow. She was still left with much confused about his grabby hands, like he was trying to carve out her face using those grotesque hands. “No, No. It wa-” Before she continued, she realized what he said about attacking his heart, came out as a joke. She sighed with relief as though she was happy that she didn’t have to explain her attempt of a friendly gesture.
So far he didn’t seem too incomeptent about jokes. She originally thought he knew nothing and was a lousy shut in, in conclusion to is somewhat distant demeanor. “What do you mean... by tracing my shadow? Is that something you can do?” She turned and twisted her hips from side to side, as she looked if he had specifically did something to her. Ikiya couldn’t connect the dots. Ikiya trailed a few feet away from the captain. About arms length from her and the cloak he was carrying. She didn’t seem to notice the wardrobe he held until now. Ikiya was about to ask why he was carrying that dusty old thing, until she was told to wait.
She blinked with her gray eyes, as she was examining what the man is about to do. “Eh!” Her body reacted in a surprise manner, as his whole existence was swallowed up by the wall that led to a kitchen from the inside. Ikiya felt like she was too new to weird tricks, Ikiya eyed her light colored eyes as there was nothing but flesh occupying her view. ”I wish I could do stuff like that, but i'm just a mere novice” She thought, while placing her hands back to her sides. She was nothing more than a baby bird to the more grown up hawk to this man. She was missing out on all the cool tricks she could pull. Maybe in the next few thousand years, she can do something ten times better. She thought about the amount of experience he must of had to get to this point in his life. Ikiya found herself back into reality, after escaping inside of her head for a bit. “Huh, oh….Wait” She crossed her arms, with her left brow rising as a sign that she was ready to shoot him with questions. “Why are we getting pancakes...I thought you are going to train me or something.”
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