This night was one Momo was not looking forward to. Yes, Renji deserved the memorial, but the vice captain couldn't help but wonder if Landel was going to interrupt it. There were a lot of people that were going to attend and, whereas that made them a formidable force to be reckoned with should something attack, it also meant that a lot of the
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"Oh, sounds like it's time to play," said Yukari as the intercom cut in before she could get Callisto's opinion. The second cut in of the intercom was a little unexpected, though it really shouldn't have been, if Yukari considered the whole duality of the institute. So that was how it would be. She could already tell that many of the monsters and hazards of the night were going to be "dark" versions of things she'd seen in the day. Probably.
Well, she could find that out after she found other things out, namely, her powers. Giving an absent swing of her parasol, she let loose a barrage of brightly colored danmaku. Only she didn't.
"Hmm..." Giving a shrug, she tried to open a gap out into the hallway that she could just walk through. For a moment, a little tear of purple and red appeared in the air before her before fizzling out. It was so quick, it might have been a trick of the eye, but Yukari had felt it.
"Well. Well, well well," she murmured with a smile. So she wasn't completely powerless.
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"I'm leaving," she said over her shoulder, in case the other woman hadn't already left herself. "Do have fun on your own little jaunt around the building."
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Well, start small.
She willed a tiny hole, a gap barely big enough to fit her finger through, to come into existence before her. To her pleasure, it happened quite natural; the air split, revealing a void of purple and crimson. A single, curious eye stared back out of it at her.
Waving her hand, more for effect than anything else, she slowly expanded the gap, widening, elongating. At about two feet across, its growth began slowing. Actually concentrating, Yukari stared at the portal, forcing it wider.
It was strange, actually having to put effort into doing what she did. Almost disconcerting, considering how little she was doing, if it weren't for the fact she had more or less expected it for this sort of game - after all, how easy would it be if she could simply walk out of this reality ( ... )
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"And what's that supposed to be?" she asked, trying to sound as though such things were commonplace and not worth staring at in bafflement.
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Her smile widened as she successfully opened a second gap behind Callisto's head, a twin to the one before her. She reached one gloved hand into the gap, its swirling depths swallowing up her arm as though she were submerging it in violet waters. As she did, the same unmistakably gloved arm reached out of the portal behind Callisto, setting its hand on her shoulder.
"...and there," she concluded.
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But for everything, there is a price. And unfortunately, the price here was having Callisto try to throw Yukari over her shoulder.
Even more unfortunately, for all parties involved, it didn't work.
What happened instead was Callisto yanking her arm, Yukari flying forwards, slamming into the gap before her up to her shoulder, then yelping in pain as it felt like her arm was about to be torn off, since her body wouldn't go throughLuckily, due to the speed of the throw and Callisto probably not expecting to have to pull someone through a hole that was too small, the warrior's grip gave out before Yukari's shoulder did, and her hands ended up coming away with nothing but a white glove as Yukari quickly withdrew her arm from her end of the gap ( ... )
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If her roommate could stick her arm through one and have it come out the other side, what else could she stick through? She hadn't been able to fit fully, but if the hole had been made larger, could she have?
She didn't want to waste time here. The longer she stayed, the less people there would be around to potentially latch on to.
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Opening gap, she quickly directed it around the room as she replaced her glove. In a few seconds, she established that it - the gap, that was - couldn't go through things, which was somewhat annoying, nor, if she stood in the corner, could it reach the far end of the room; it seemed five meters was her limit without pushing it ( ... )
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She might have stopped her if those abilities seemed particularly useful, but she'd been watching the other blonde try things out and she could tell she wasn't used to the limitations of this place. If those gaps, or whatever they were, had been useful before, they wouldn't be the same here.
The former warlord scowled and went off on her own. She had a proper stooge to find.
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