[OPEN TO ALL] The Halloween Party

Oct 31, 2008 14:11

Who: All the residents of the Mansion. ♥
Where Outside the Mansion
When: During the entire duration of the Halloween Event.
Rating: G-PG. ♥
Summary: Tripped too many traps already? Don't worry, you're not the only one. At least you can join the fun~ ♥
the Story: ( So you got thrown out too, huh? )

euphemia li britannia, azure kite, eiko carol, beast boy, saix, haseo, vexen, arland

Leave a comment

madeinoblivion November 4 2008, 04:32:44 UTC
Arland can't decide if its a wild ride or wildly disappointing, when he bumps roughly onto the grounds and rolls to a stop in what seems to be like the remnants of a dumped hayride.

...A fun slide, and he wonders if he could get back up to the tenth floor to try and find that trick-stair again, ride the big chute back down. When he looks behind him through, the Mansion looks...wow. It looks even more like a haunted place from the outside. And sure enough-

He tips his green, flat-head capped cranium back, and sees the tippy top spire where beasts and treasures were promises, climbing to his feet and patting pieces of straw off his moldy suit. He's also been slimed up to mid-calf, puffed across the back with a flour bomb, covered in sticky cobwebs he's had to fight his way through.

And that thing the ghost had left him with- Arland looks down to his hand to find the ribbon he'd wrapped around his fingers has come loose, and briefly panics, searching around the straw at his feet before a strand of red stands out. He plucks it up, winding it around a finger and then slipping it into a pocket, heading into the party and searching for Namine among the other...antique-festive mansion dwellers.

Reply

cryopathic November 4 2008, 05:01:12 UTC
All the way across the other side of the party, Vexen catches a glimpse of Arland in his costume, and has to suppress a snort into his current glass of punch.

The mansion never seems to run out of a delicious sense of irony, does it? Moodily, he takes a deeper gulp of his drink and looks away.

Reply

madeinoblivion November 4 2008, 21:32:29 UTC
Luckily for Vexen, the replica's quickly and quite happily occupied with all the apple bobbing and dipping and rolling of caramel-corn clusters to notice his creator among the mix of masked and costumed people.

His eyes may have glossed over him once, twice, but of course no one in something like that could ever possibly, possibly be his scientist.

Reply

bloodluna November 4 2008, 13:32:41 UTC
Saix very barely raises an eyebrow at the appearance of the replica. A berserker for the berserker, and a scientist's monster for the synthetic child. Either the place lacked originality, or had a finely tuned sense of irony.

It's irony, he decides, due to the fact of his own current disability. The mansion in the very least has a sense of humour, and it appears to come at their expense.

Reply

madeinoblivion November 4 2008, 21:44:48 UTC
Ignorance is bliss, apparently, because any irony in the mansion's costume choice seems to be lost on the boy.

He's...brushing off the tower quest either like a trooper, or one with a very short attention span when there's games around, an abundancy of candy and smaller prizes and...the chance to dunk your head in a barrel of water and catch an apple with your teeth.

It isn't until he's got his captured apple on a stick with a gooey layering of carmel and nuts that he spots the wolf's head above the crowd, smirks breadly, and then dashes off in search of a certain someone.

Oh man. Beast Boy's gonna flip. out. at Saix's costume when he sees.

Reply

bloodluna November 4 2008, 22:24:38 UTC
Saix watches the replica scurry off in the sort of hurry that suggests he has somewhere important to be that he had, up until this moment, forgotten about. It causes Saix to watch him with temporarily more interest than he'd otherwise paid.

Very temporarily, however. Wherever he's gone, Saix has no intention of following, helping himself instead to some of the sweets on offer.

Reply

master_of_dudes November 5 2008, 00:02:41 UTC
After a few hours of running around, grabbing as much candy (and be soaked with as many buckets) as possible, Beast Boy was finally catapulted into the grounds, screaming like a little girl the whole trajectory path. Even worse, he was dragged to his feet by a very excited Arland the second he landed. This could not be good.

"H-hey, wait a sec! I'm still seein' stars!" He stumbled after the replica, and finally noticed the others' outfit. Beast Boy snorted. His wolfish ears, tail, and claws might not be the most ferocious costume on earth, but it was a lot better than looking like your head was squashed flat.

And then he saw it. Saix. Wearing a wolf on him.

Beast Boy froze.

And then a horrifying cry escaped his throat, caught somewhere between a wolf's howl and a boy's scream. However, one word was absolutely distinct.

"MURDERER!"

Reply

bloodluna November 5 2008, 00:07:16 UTC
The scream was difficult to miss, and even harder to ignore. He turns to look at the source - and where normally that would involve finding it, there really was no mistaking where this was coming from.

Ah. Beast Boy. And here was Saix without the ability to retort, or explain.

He frowns, walking closer to Beast Boy and holding one hand up at him in a gesture asking for silence.

This would be ever so much easier if he could simply tell him to calm down.

Reply

master_of_dudes November 5 2008, 00:20:03 UTC
Unfortunately for Saix, Arland was right. At the sight of the pelt--a wolf pelt, no less!--Beast Boy proceeded to freak. out.

"S-stay back!" he yelped, tucking his tail and darting backwards. Times like these, one had to wonder just how much of Beast Boy's animal genetics have an impact on his behavior. Right then, it appeared his costume extended beyond his physical changes. His green eyes were wild with disbelief and a little bit of terror. However, he was human enough to give Saix a very predictable rant.

"How could you?! What did the wolf ever do to you, huh?! You're wearing someone's skin on your head! That wolf had thoughts and feelings and probably a family, and now you're wearing it as a freakin' hat! It--!"

As his eye met those of the dead wolf-hat, he stopped, swooning and looking paler than usual.

"Dude, it's like, staring into my soul. Think I'm gonna be sick."

Reply

bloodluna November 5 2008, 00:34:18 UTC
Saix stops advancing, but only because it would apparently be a wasted effort. There's little point in walking towards someone if they will only step back over and over.

He folds his arms, waiting for Beast Boy to go quiet. Something that Beast Boy always seemed to have trouble understanding was the fact of Saix's heartlessness and all it entailed. Not that Saix would have been particularly inclined to care overmuch about a wolf's life before death, even with a heart. Regardless, any emotional pleas to Saix's better nature fell on salted land; there was nothing in Saix for them to take root in and blossom into guilt.

Saix is patient. He has no choice but to be patient when he can't speak to interrupt. In a gesture that was as close as he might come to showing any concern for how much it bothered Beast Boy, he pushed the wolf's head off his own head. At least then the eyes wouldn't be looking into Beast Boy's soul, as he so eloquently put it. Whether it's better or worse that this leaves the pelt hanging around Saix's neck by the legs, with the boneless skin, and the head, hanging in a sickeningly unnatural way at his back, is up to individual interpretation.

The alternative, unfortunately, is for Saix to go naked, and while this didn't particularly bother Saix, as options went, it might bother a few other people.

He holds both hands up, looking at Beast Boy, and waits to see if he'll start talking again.

Reply

madeinoblivion November 5 2008, 00:43:21 UTC
From a short distance away, having let go of Beast Boy's arm the moment he was dragged into appropriate line of sight, Arland watches smugly, rather entertained by this reaction. He settles on an oversized pumpkin, returning to munching on his caramel apple and looking particularly pleased with himself.

Saix isn't even bothering to defend himself yet, at least not with words, which is hardly fun at all...

But watching Beast Boy holler his head off horrified is plenty good enough to regret not having a recording device.

Reply

master_of_dudes November 5 2008, 00:56:27 UTC
Beast Boy started to smile weakly as Saix removed the head... then his face dropped in horror as the wolf's head was left dangling at a sickening angle.

The green werewolf couldn't even form a proper retort. He just swayed in place, screwed his eyes shut, and let out a low sound halfway between a groan and a whimper. Finally, he took in a deep breath to calm himself.

"Dude. Just. Stop. I did not need to see this tonight. Have fun with your sick, horrorifying 'outfit'."

Reply

bloodluna November 5 2008, 01:06:55 UTC
Saix looks at Beast Boy very seriously, wondering the best way to communicate the fact that he was having difficulty... communicating.

He waves one hand to get Beast Boy's attention, and then taps his throat with his fingers, before drawing one finger across. And then, because Beast Boy is not the brightest spark to ever glow, he emphasises his point by shaping his mouth around the words, even though his voice won't accompany them, "I cannot speak."

It's unlikely that Beast Boy can lip read, but he adds, just in case something of the message gets through regardless, a silent, "I did not choose this."

Reply

madeinoblivion November 5 2008, 01:15:40 UTC
The replica's eyes go wide as he realizes-

Saix can't talk. Ohohoho. Saix can't- This just keeps getting better!

"What, you ripped out its jugular?" Arland supplies mock-incredulously from his 'viewing spot' off to the side, between fighting off a fierce round of sniggers.

"How barbaric!"

Reply

bloodluna November 5 2008, 01:21:05 UTC
The call from the side attracts Saix's attention. He fixes a fierce and displeased glare on the offending individual.

That replica seemed to have trouble learning a lesson.

He shakes his head. The only reason he doesn't summon the claymore immediately to chase the brat off is because, when it came to convincing slightly histrionic vegetarians that it wasn't your own fault you were wearing a dead wolf, complete with head, and eyes, and legs, drawing a large, imposing, spiky weapon most likely was not the best way to go about it.

Reply

master_of_dudes November 5 2008, 01:40:33 UTC
Beast Boy peaks his eyes open just long enough to catch Saix's gestures. Of course, he immediately misunderstands at first. As Saix draws his finger across his throat, Beast Boy goes deathly pale (which, in his case, is a lovely shade of mint green) and pins his ears back defensively.

"Y-you're going to kill me?! DUDE, HAVEN'T YOU SLAUGHTERED ENOUGH HELPLESS WOLVES TODAY?!"

He doesn't catch what Saix mouths silently, still shaking in fear. There's something seriously freaky about Saix tonight, and it's only the prevailing thought that they're supposed to be friends that keeps Beast Boy from bailing.

Heart racing and eyes wide, he turns to Arland. He grabs the other boy by the shoulders and shakes him hard enough to make anyone dizzy. "Dude, why did you bring me to him?! HE'S GOING TO WEAR MY SKIN AS A PARTY HAT! I'M TOO CUTE TO DIIIIIIIIEEEE!"

Reply


Leave a comment

Up