Heh.

Mar 05, 2007 18:30

Funny, I thought the zombie invasion was scheduled for next week.

If anyone sees a ph43rbot amongst those zombies, don't get too close.  Anything Largo touches has a tendency to warp realities.

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la_mignonette March 6 2007, 00:42:05 UTC
...Did you have something to do with it?! Who are you, anyways?

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darklycut3on3 March 6 2007, 00:50:25 UTC
I am called Miho.

Ask the Tokyo Police Cataclysmic Division why they haven't done anything yet. I'm sure the local office will be more than happy to file a formal complaint for you.

You can even tell them Miho sent you. I look forward to the looks you'll recieve ^__^

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la_mignonette March 6 2007, 03:04:56 UTC
Ahh. Well, thing is, I don't live in Tokyo, I live in England. But I was going to fly over there and help out- I've dealt with a lot of zombies in my job, I figured I could do something.

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darklycut3on3 March 6 2007, 03:15:14 UTC
Aah, well, Tokyo is special enough they've developed a governmental agency for such things. I'm sure they welcome international calls as well ^__^

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la_mignonette March 6 2007, 03:37:50 UTC
Oh, good! I've already gotten clearance to come over, it'd be more difficult to cancel everything than to make a few calls.

Er sorry, I didn't ever introduce myself, did I? My name's Seras Victoria, I'm part of the Hellsing Organization. We deal with hunting vampires and things of the sort. We'll be more than willing to help them out.

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darklycut3on3 March 6 2007, 03:42:36 UTC
The full name's Miho Tohya. I'm just your average Japanese schoolgirl. With magical powers. You know the shoujo manga stereotype.

It's nice to meet you Seras. Is the Hellsing Organization an apolitical entity or is it associated with England in some way?

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la_mignonette March 6 2007, 03:49:58 UTC
Ah, yeah, I know a bit about the stereotype.

It's a part of the British government, actually- We're charged by the Queen with protecting the country, though it's really mostly behind-the-scenes work. Not many normal people believe in vampires and monsters of the sort, after all.

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darklycut3on3 March 6 2007, 03:54:11 UTC
Huh. So it is similar to the TPCD in some ways. How curious. One day someone ought to figure out if every country has such an organization to take care of things behind the scenes.

I know firsthand how little normal people believe. Of course, then there's the other extreme--there's a man in my fandom named Largo that is a perfect example of such a case. Where others see sunshine and butterflies, he sees impending doom. It's rather entertaining.

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la_mignonette March 6 2007, 04:09:05 UTC
I bet they do- These things do happen, and if they didn't, the country would be overrun. We might have a record of sorts somewhere, I'm not sure.

Yeah, I do too. I, er, I'm actually a vampire myself- it's, er, it's a really long story, it has to do with joining Hellsing in the first place- and, well, the first time I had to explain that to my now-boyfriend, he wouldn't stop laughing at me until I knocked him across the room just by flicking my fingers.

Hahahaha, really? That does sound a bit amusing, yeah.

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darklycut3on3 March 6 2007, 04:15:10 UTC
There really ought to be more communication between the various agencies. I know the TPCD is always overworked.

I had Largo thinking that I was the Queen of the Undead. Then again, it was Largo, so you squint your eyes at him and he'll think you're trying to kill him with your laser vision.

He does do things right every now and then. You have no idea. It's hysterical really.

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la_mignonette March 6 2007, 04:22:48 UTC
I definitely agree with that. Hopefully after this bit, we'll be able to give you some level of support, even if we are halfway across the world from each other :]

Ahahahaha, wow. He sounds rather paranoid.

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darklycut3on3 March 6 2007, 04:26:14 UTC
Sounds good to me ^__^

Just look at my icon~

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