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These were the worst kind of days. The days spent doing nothing but overlooking the human continent of Europe, Germany. It was weird, however. Despite the fact that she would rather be doing something or hunting, it was strangely calming. And quiet, which was the main thing. Not a single peep of noise from a demon or anyone had came from the top of the mountain, it was as calm as ever. On top of this mountain? Sat Dragon Slayer, Nami Asthavon. The renown dragon hunter who had such a stellar reputation for losing control of her calm self during battle, was silent. Although, this was nothing out of the usual. Even if she didn't want to admit it, she preferred the silence of places like this. If she didn't like it, she wouldn't be here. Simple as that. Although, why was she here? It wasn't like she had any reason to stop hunting for dragons and different kinds of beasts to kill. She could have been spending this valuable time looking for opponents or enemies. Why? Why would a demon of her power and status not be looking for enemies to fight? It seemed weird. Dragon slayer wasn't like other demons, however. Throughout time, she had watched demons rush to their deaths for a meaningless battle that could have been prevented through many of means. But why waste your life like that? It was something unknown to her. She spent a lot of her time trying to figure out these things, trying to find the ways in which she can perhaps calm the world and only fight when it was necessary. Nami? The only times she entered battle was to kill. And even at those times, it would take a ridiculous amount of time for her to actually consider jumping into the battle. It's a very weird way her mind works, she keeps everything bottled up in side purely for the sake of her own well being, nobody cares about her. Not even her family. So why should she share that information that is stored within her head?
A soft was let out of the side of her mouth and face before returning her gaze to that in front of her. She scanned the area, eyes panning down over the currently cold human realm of Germany. She had spent a lot of her time wondering around here as a child, and for her to be here was rather surprising. It means that she came here to reminisce about her past life, before she was labelling herself as dragon slayer; when she was her young and stupid self. In Dragon Slayers hand laid a sword, resting softly in her palm and dangling out the end of her fingers. The blade was pure gold plated while the handle was pure black and wrapped up tightly with a cross guard where the blade meets the handle. The hand with the sword was dangling behind her as he sat atop the largest mountain in these ever expanding lands, simply letting her hand grasp the blade as she sat there limp. She closed her eyes momentarily, letting out a few deep breathes. She sat there silently, eyes opening back up to review the world. Today? Today was a calm day. "... Tired..."
Nami's eyes continued to flutter with hesitation, she could have fallen asleep at any moment here. With a flick of her wrist, she flipped the blade into her hand tightly and kept a expressionless face, standing up. Within a blink of her eyes, she leaped into the air above the mountain, drawing her sword close to her hip. Mid air, all that could be seen was a golden flash appear. This golden flash? Her sword strike. The sword strike from her blade drew out so quick, slashing the complete top of the mountain off, creating a flat, hardy surface with enough room for at least ten people to lay down on. Smirking, she slowly floated back down to the now cut off roof of the mountain, her feet landing softly against the rock hard mountain, blade resting yet again in her hand softly, dangling. She lowered her body to the floor of the mountain top and laid down, her arms falling by her side and her skirt ruffling up at the bottom and around her thighs. Her attire was a calm one, a tight corset strapped around her body and a black overcoat, almost like armour. "...Sleep..."
She stopped all motion for a moment, before reaching over for her Dragon Cleaver Blade, touching it, fading into a golden haze away from her body, now leaving her defenceless in appearance. She chuckled to herself as she then placed her arms behind her head, cradling her head softly, fingers running through it with a few strands getting knocked about. Silence... Was true bliss.
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There was a place, far away; there was a presence there too. The wind flowed, mixed and never stopped the flow of time; in fact it gave the flow meaning, a place to be. On the wind, there was time; and in time, there was memories, development, death, life. All sorts of things gathered into a giant mix, a welding pot of emotions and desires, and more so? It was something that belonged to everything and everyone. Everyone began to move forward; and nobody could go backwards. That was a primary rule of life; for those that lived without end, they slowly understood that they were not moving forward.. but were standing still, and thus would never be able to become part of the world. The wind carried many secrets, even as the long black strands of the girl flowed like a river, dancing in the skies as she moved to the flow. The girl let herself be carried, letting the winds batter her soul, her being, her existence. She was adrift in time, something ethereal and fleeting, a flower that blooms but a moment before death. The girl had no idea where she was, as she felt her body twist and turn; this place was strange, new and she had not been here before. In fact, ever since she adapted the Iramasha power to Chaos Warp, she found herself almost unable to remain consistently in one place unless she consciously restrained herself. The girl let out a breath, as finally, she was released from the prison that she could not escape. |
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Laying there was calming. Not because of her mind was at ease or anything, her mind was far from that, but the silence around Dragon Slayer was such a different contrast to what life was normally like. Life, for the demon, was always so rowdy and loud. The silence that surrounded her? It was refreshing. This was one of the pleasures that Dragon Slayer had, silence. Although, in the world, with silence, eventually unfolded noise. But for the moment? It was calming and nice. Perhaps... these weren't the worst days after all, for Nami. After her constant running in with dragons, enemies and allies; she became drained of the silence and solitude she craved. For her, this current state of being? Being surrounded by silence? It was absolute bliss. Dragon Slayer's eyes continued to flicker, her eyes closing ever so slightly as she dozed off for a second, her eyes closing and a bit of drawl escaping from the side of her mouth. Within a few seconds, she awoke yet again, sucking up the drawl from the side of her mouth like a yoyo on a string. As she sucked it up, her eyes drew open from their closed state, her blurred scanning over to a seemingly small girl wandering closer and closer. Shit! Nami thought, readying to get herself up.
Her arms were drawn to her side, as she pulled her legs closer to her chest from laying down, using her core strength to flip up off the ground and into the air, before he knew it, the girl laid down right beside where she was now standing, a book in hands. A normal human girl... She obviously was different, otherwise she wouldn't have come here to investigate. So many thoughts run through her head, what should she do though? She stood there as the young girl began to read her book, simply an expressionless face covering Dragon Slayer. She had the audacity to walk up to a demon, lay beside them and keep such a silent tone in the same time? Who exactly was this girl? So casually wandering in... It was troublesome for her, despite no threat yet being perceived. Yet, Nami would not ask a single question to the woman; not daring to break the silence between the two, at least for now anyway. She was too interested in what she was doing here, and the fact that this girl seemed so care free around the infamous slayer of dragons. She thought to herself, what was the meaning behind this? After all, the only time people approached her was if they were going to kill her or if she was in some sort of danger, being approached by Mana, her sister, or someone of the likes to warn her. Nobody would dare to approach her with such a care-free attitude, so why does a little girl have the audacity to do so?
"..." Not a noise, but a single blank expression continued to cover her. She stared down at the girl as she began to read her book. Her skin was an interesting feature, too. It seemed rather distinct compared to other humans, a rather worrying concept if it did. Nami intently focused her eyes down onto the girl, not taking them off of her for a second. As she stared, something had changed. For a millisecond, a seemingly different aura had manifested itself before Dragon Slayer's eyes. Within the blink of an eye, Nami had disappeared from her location through Shadow Movement, appearing above the mountain now, a golden flash appearing as exiting the movement. In her right hand appeared a golden bladed sword, two handed, with a cross guard. Her skirt blew in the soft breeze, not even caring if the girl below could see up the skirt. Although, even then, she wasn't too high above the girl; only around ten feet or so. She stood there, gold two handed blade being held in one hand while no sound was made. Dragon Slayer had wondered if she was here for a reason or if she was actually intended on doing anything to attempt to hurt Nami, which could very easily end up being a fruitless endeavour. "H..."
A single tone echoed from Dragon Slayers mouth, something that was never heard when she was around other people. Perhaps she was just curious, or perhaps it was something more then that. But, she was the one who would initiate the conversation for once in her life, instead of the other way around. She was the recluse, the non-speaker. Such a thing for Nami to actually present her words and amazing voice first was such an uncommon thing. Perhaps this conversation would flow, but it also had the potential to die instantly. "Name?" The demon asked softly, not raising her voice too loud, and only just so that the girl below would be able to hear the intended words for her. The silence was broken, all that remained in the air was the wisp of wind and the echoing question Nami had proposed to the girl. If it came to it, and this girl was nothing more than a wandering warrior looking for a battle, then it would just end up in the girl being slain with the power that is capable of killing dragons. She stared down at her, still an expressionless tone shrouding her very being. She lowered from the sky, landing softly at the edge of the mountain and walked every so slowly towards the girl before her, quickly raising her Dragon Cleaving Blade to the throat of the individual, aiming to slice the book completely in half and threaten her without words, but action.
What would become of such an event? Who knew. This girl was beyond over her head if she was to fight Dragon Slayer, and for Nami to even consider fighting her would be a miracle. Simply, this was to bring up information. Not to get too comfortable with each others presence. For getting close to someone meant that it was possible to grow attached, and for a demon to have such emotion? That would only hinder her. There was no main goal in this. Friends were a hindrance, family was enough of a hindrance at that.
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To the soul wandering all alone Shisome Saihossoku; KHS Class 1-S/Judgement ; Human; 5-1+ Enter The Adapting Doll Do not be afraid, wandering gypsy And without warning, the girl disappeared; the flash of gold caught Shisome's eye, as the girl's gaze then went towards the other. A sound; but yet not. It didn't break the silence, caught by the wind; however, Shisome when staring up, could see straight into the girl's panties. Though, that did not perturb the girl, for she had no knowledge of such things; or rather, she did, but no interest. The other was a mere ten feet, not a bit issue even though Shisome was not even half that height. She was truly child-like in appearance, even more accentuating the resemblance to a doll. Many found that eerie, but the girl did not mind. Her eyes, a deep blood red, stared straight up at the other girl, even as the silence was broken. For a moment, her eyes closed, and her answer was immediate. ''Saihossoku, Shisome.'' she answered, giving the custom of the family name first, and given name last. Both girl's voices had broken the silence; Shisome's at the same tone as the other, but with a delicate darkness that was neither evil, nor good. Total apathy; total neutrality. That's what the girl felt like, represented to many. The other girl had gotten her answer immediately, promptly, even as she approached, sticking the blade to the girl's throat; the book was cut in half, dissolving into demonic ashes. However, the ashes floated in the air for a moment, before they slipped towards Shisome's body, dissipating once more. The girl didn't move, the blade's edge on the precious cusp of her throat; however in her eyes, there was no fear, no anger, not even resistance. There was a total void in her eyes, and the slow blinking movement became obvious. ''What of your name?'' she simply asked. Shisome debated on asking her to remove the blade, but that would only become necessary should the other girl refuse to do so on her own; however, the human doll's logic was certainly true. This girl had no friends; she held family but no close bonds. She was always guarded; this was what supported Shisome's budding theory. The fact she had threatened with no words, spoke once and did not bother to make a complete grammatical sentence made Shisome assume that this girl also had fought all her life. The elegance of her movements; the pure precision. This credited her intuition, as her eyes remembered everything. There was a sort of passive quiet; but the human held no fear. If she wanted to crush this girl for opposing her, there was the power to do so in mere seconds. But yet.. Shisome was not aggressive; nor would it serve her. In fact, this girl was possibly just like Shisome; and that in itself was interesting. She would definitely have to talk to this girl more, and to prove that she held no ill attention, bared her throat by tilting her head delicately up a few inches. To anyone, that was a sign of acceptance, surrender, submissiveness or maybe even just the lack of intent to fight the one before them. But how would this strange demonic twin like girl take it? That made Shisome absolutely and utterly curious. Exit The Himegami My path has become much longer |
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What a troublesome girl. That was all Dragon Slayer could think as she stood there, five foot eleven sword held out in one hand at the girls throat, completely slicing the demonic book in half, sending it instantly into a riff of reishi. This girl continued to get stranger by the second, although Nami's reaction had appeared to be completely rash and scared. All she did was walk up and lay beside the demon on the mountain, nothing more. So why did she become so scared? Why was it such a big deal for Dragon Slayer to act so defensive around her? In the experiences of the past, Dragon Slayer had been attacked by many of foes while she was attempting to catch some sleep or even perhaps catching her off guard for no reason, being forced to kill them. One of the reasons she did this against the girl? Nami is a very paranoid person. No matter the way it seemed, she always was sceptical about everything that had come into contact with her, she was even sceptical of her family most of the time. Although, they were the people she trusted the most. It was kind of weird, however. The people she cared about and trusted the most, she was probably the most sceptical of. Perhaps it was because these people had the ultimate ability to hurt her on an emotional scale, or it was the fact that they knew her personality so well and her habits, they could turn on her at any minute and kill her with their knowledge. Nami didn't know the answer to these questions or possibilities, so she just was paranoid about like in general.
Despite the fact her Dragon Cleaving Blade was raised to the young woman's throat, her expression didn't seem to change. That was weird. Why wouldn't it change? For all purposes, anyone else could have jumped a mile or been scared as hell if a blade that thick, wide and strong came flying towards them, splitting a book in half. Dragon Slayer titled her head back, eyes rolling down as her sword remained at the girls neck, and held her head there for a few moments as the girl expressed her name. Saihossoku, Shisome... That name... Nami felt like she had heard it before. She didn't know where, but she had heard it. There was a relatively calm tone in her voice and yet no hatred at the fact her book was cut in half by the large golden blade. Tilting her head towards the ground, her mouth let out a little sigh, her head tilting, still keeping the blade at the throat of the girl. What an interesting girl... That was the only thought that Nami could process right now. What a complex girl she was, like Dragon Slayer herself.
These girls... they seemed similar in a way. The only distinct feature that was different in the two were their eyes; Nami's being a viper yellow while Shisome's was a fierce red. These two? Well, they could probably very well be mistaken for sisters if there wasn't anyone there to tell them otherwise. They both had particular builds, and while Dragon Slayer was quite a bit taller than Shisome, they had a similar built. Petite, slender bodies. As she asked the question back for Nami's name, she hesitated for a moment. She thought about revealing her new name, although it wouldn't make sense. The only people who knew it were her family, and even then, Kagari, Strength and Mana were the only ones to officially know it. She stumbled, purely because she saw the girl as an extension of herself in appearance. She pulled the blade away from her throat, twirling it amongst her fingers, eyes closed and as she appeared to put the blade sheathed behind her back, it flashed into a golden aura to disappear from her location. The golden blade was no where to be seen any more, it was held off in another pocket dimension that came along with her power for storing her main weapons: her Dragon Cleaving Blade and her Hell Dragon Blade. "..." The movements of the girl were so very subtle, if not barely noticeable. Although, she was going to have to take drastic measure depending on what the intentions of this girl was. She gave off a weird aura, and the paranoid state of mind would eventually have to pass; at least for a moment.
"Dragon Slayer." Two simple words escaped from her mouth. For some reason, she felt calm with this girl here. She obviously wasn't here to fight Nami, nor was she here to pay any due attention to the minor details of race. She was simply here for the bliss of the moment, and the aura that surrounded this place. She still stood, though, looking down at the girl. For once, it seemed that she was asking all the initial questions. "What do you want? Your name sounds familiar." For Dragon Slayer to say these many words, it was normally never seen. It was a typical: kill them or leave, nothing beyond that. Although something about this girl intrigued her, and the name 'Shisome' had some sort of buoyancy in her mind. So, she would havr to do some more talking that she typically liked. To find the meaning behind this girl and perhaps take any action required based on her. Although, she felt comfortable around the girl. She didn't know why. She just felt at ease, like she could talk more without being judged. She still stood there, hand placed on her hip and an intent gaze flowing down at the girl. The next action she would take would depend on the answer to the posed question.
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To the soul wandering all alone Shisome Saihossoku; KHS Class 1-S/Judgement ; Human; 5-1+ Enter The Adapting Doll Do not be afraid, wandering gypsy That presence was still in her mind; though Shisome wasn't sure if she was just remembering it, or if she actually adapted it. Rather that made her mind spin with the actual implications; she had, after speaking with several people, finally understood whom had been there. Therefore.. that very assumption.. it made Shisome think heavily about this meeting. The blade at her throat did not inconvenience her in the least; she didn't like nor dislike the feeling of the blade. In fact, by the emotions of the girl before her, Shisome understood this blade was not in hatred; it was in self-preservation. Perhaps.. she wasn't. That theory was swimming in her head, but she knew not enough to truly uncover the truth; therefore it would remain locked in her head, unspoken, and untouched until time provided more evidence. From snake to blood, it was pretty clear that was a difference; a couple inches however, wasn't as important as a difference. But Shisome felt she was looking in a mirror; it was strange, as the thought of that mirror was of someone powerful. Shisome was no fool; she knew that this person held deep amounts of power. The flash of the golden blade, as it twirled, moved away from a point of threat; and gone, the feeling of it disappearing. Yes, Shisome was understanding this girl already; the very thought of how they were binding, their very beings almost the same, seemed to spur Shisome unusually; there was a tightness in her chest, pressing on her heart. That was unusual, she noted, as the girl gave a name that was no name but a title; Dragon Slayer. But the girl could understand from the panicked fear that drove the girl to live; if she had another name but the one she had convinced herself with, then it was a name that was not yet used to, or confident enough in yet. ''My name sounds familiar? Perhaps I have been making my way known; I am not sure how, considering I am a High School Student at Karakura Town.'' she said simply, her black hair shifting. ''Although, things of note are perhaps Madness City, but I haven't entered the place. Otherwise.. I'm not sure. And I don't know why I'm here; I am unstable with some abilities you see, regardless of how well adapted they were. So I just found myself here, much to my dismay. But it seems to be a peaceful place; and thus, I choose to rest here. Though, dislocating the top of the mountain was perhaps unneeded; but it made a strangely comfortable place. If I disturbed then I ask your pardon; I am not one to disturb.'' she said, her words flowing smoothly, answering the question with every detail that was necessary. She wasn't one to speak for long either; however, this was describing a situation with the threat of not necessarily death, but harm in the air. That was something that would require a full, complete answer; and that included thoughts that Shisome had during the explanation. ''But you need not fear me, Dragon Slayer. If death were to be meted out by my hand, it would not come in the form of disrespectful trickery.'' Shisome's tone continued. Basically, she had clarified a point of common paranoia; attacks during moments of weakness or from behind, or tricks. Shisome was no such woman, unless the opponent she faced started first. She was an honourable fighter; even though she still wondered how she learned to fight, trying to block the toying within her mind from that thing. Though the familiarity of her name.. where could such a person have heard it? This confused the girl, as she was quite unaware of how quickly she was becoming known in things; after all, she had met some important figures, from both sides, and more so, she had began to make herself know through things like the intervention at Mount Fuji, and well, the upcoming Skyfall tournament. But her presence in Germany was of random coincidence.. or was it? The girl felt her heart leap, as she knew perhaps, the girl would ask her what she was. It was a common question, as her aura was human, but also many other things, including demonic and holy energies.. which made anyone curious if they could sense it. But the doll like girl knew that something may happen; there was still that nagging theory, that dug through the girl's mind, like a worm trying to chew it's way out of a box. It was there.. but it held no ground or power until allowed to. Exit The Himegami My path has become much longer
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This continued to get interesting. These two who had never seen, heard or even been mentioned in the same sentence before were standing before each other, spilling out information to each other like it was nothing but child's play. These two were very interesting together, both of them were so very unique in their own separate ways. Yet, they connected on a level that was beyond anything that normal humans or demons could posses. Dragon Slayer was the quirky, subtle, silent type; while Shisome was the outgoing, calm almost seemingly recluse. Not that any of this was bad, in fact it made the pairing between the two more enigmatic. At any rate, Nami was interested in the mind of Shisome. She was different than most other humans, you'd have to be an idiot to not notice that she was different than most. The Royal Asthavon would have to find time to investigate more into this individual, after all there was something that was interesting; yet she couldn't pick out what. Even after she had sliced the book clean in two, she had not even nudged and inch, even while her near 6 foot blade was shoved at her throat, not a single reaction. Nothing but a sigh and talking. She had no fear, yet Nami was full of it. Something that came naturally to the demonic side of her, she thought to herself. After all, when people approach her; it was usually they wanted to kill her or get at her for the Asthavon family. She had every reason to be on her toes.
Yet, here they were. Her golden blade had flashed back into it's portable dimension and it had finally cooled down upon the area, the tensions loosening it's grip upon the throats of these two people. The girl before Nami spoke rather interestingly, she had a nonchalant attitude shrouding all around her; yet it was something that was quite haunting in a way. Yet, it was something that Dragon Slayer loved in people. She loved studying the tensions that can be caused by people's emotions clashing, the different reactions and emotions that can explode from their bodies if they effected in some way. It was an interesting trait, and Nami found a rather large knowledge of people's emotions in that regard. What ticked them off, what threw them off guard, made them reckless, emotional, cry, tired or whatever the emotion may be, Dragon Slayer was good at playing on those strings of the heart during the phew times she spoke. However this seemed different for the girl before the royal Asthavon; she seemed to be changing towards many of the situations she was faced with, adapting. And even then, the girl had proved, through her words, that there was a certain unstable essence to her power. That there was not only a powerful meaning to her, but something that could explode at any given minute if she wasn't careful. Perhaps that was something that Dragon Slayer wanted to study, or perhaps it was something that could be related to that of a dragon; and if it was? that could become quite problematic for both of them. As Nami hunted the dragons, taking their power centre for her GOD form. She doubted this, though. To run into someone who utilises the power of dragons so randomly would be folly and unlikely.
As the blade flashed away, Nami's vision shifted to Shisome. She looked at her, scanning her from head to toe. She could tell through the words that she spoke, that "If death were to be meted out by my hand, it would not come in the form of disrespectful trickery." So she imagined she could relax for the time being. Although, she had chopped the top off the mountain, there was no where else to go but lay down. She could have run off, that is true, but why would she do that? After all, she wanted to study everything about Shisome. The difference between the two girls was that one had red eyes and the other yellow, otherwise? These two could possibly be mistaken for twins or even sisters. If she could, Nami was to avoid hurting this girl with every chance she got. She reminded Dragon Slayer of someone who could very well fit into the Asthavon family as a sister, despite being a human. "What are your powers, then? You mentioned that they're unstable." She was speaking rather fluently despite her cold and shy attitude, also referencing to Shisome as rather friendly as opposed to her normal cold attitude. Although she was interested, perhaps even making her first proper friend with Shisome. Or, this could very well end in Dragon Slayer betraying her, leading her to a false sense of security and bringing her to demon world. See, that was the thing about Nami. She could turn rogue and kill her allies in a second if she so wished. Why would she do so? She doesn't even know. A change of heart, a shift in her emotions, anything. The only people that she wouldn't betray would be her own family; so to be one with her is technically a safe-pass into a alliance with Dragon Slayer.
"What's a 'human' like you waltzing up to a member of the Asthavon family, anyway? Doesn't your race hate my very being? You're not truly human, are you?" She was curious as to this. After all, she had come out of nowhere, waltzed right up to Dragon Slayer without a moments warning and laying down beside her. That type of attitude could really get a young girl like her killed if she wasn't careful. Although, she would simply wait for the reaction of this girl. Nothing big had happened within these passing moments, nothing drastic. That would be decided upon later depending on the reaction of Shisome. Following her words, Nami would simply begin to lay down, bending her knees and cracking her neck softly; laying down onto the cold, freshly cut mountain top, looking up into the sky as the clouds passed quickly by, the wind knocking her hair in a thick of knots. Calmness was ensured, here.