Final Fantasy I

Jun 16, 2011 22:56

[ There's always a poignant sort of feeling when Kefka shows up; maybe it's dread, maybe it's terror, or maybe it's just the feeling that someone's about to bother you to great extents by just being really irritating. A broad spectrum of negativity, ranging from mild annoyance to oshit it's him. He sat up within the center of the floor in the main ( Read more... )

!intro, kefka palazzo

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dictated; toerags June 17 2011, 08:33:33 UTC
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news on your first day, but the castle isn't deserted.

... And definitely agree on the makeover. You one of those interior designer people?

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Re: dictated; beninca June 17 2011, 16:14:29 UTC
You might say that.

I've 'redecorated' a town or two. I don't think they were happy with it though, ended up completely changing it back to the way it was before I came along.

So I did it again. Permanently.

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dictated; toerags June 18 2011, 12:44:50 UTC
You sound like a force to be reckoned with. I think you should really consider giving this castle a makeover. [ He hates is so much. James is imagining destruction and forcing the castle to bend to their will. These are some pleasant thoughts for him. ]

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beninca June 18 2011, 19:18:54 UTC
A force to be reckoned with? Uwee hee hee, you don't know the half of it.

Kefka Palazzo, God of Magic, Harbinger of destruction and all around snappy dresser, at your service.

And of course by service I mean I look forward to ending you all.

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toerags June 21 2011, 02:54:00 UTC
You surely are a positive one.

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beninca June 21 2011, 22:28:07 UTC
I'm just a giddy little optimist in the harsh, cruel game of life.

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toerags June 21 2011, 23:23:51 UTC
Life isn't that bad, surely. There's some good things in it.

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beninca June 23 2011, 17:20:38 UTC
Life is utterly pointless.

You suffer, you slave, you expire. It's just one huge cycle of doing meaningless things that eventually end.

There's no lasting hope in this godforsaken reality of ours.

In fact, I'm doing everyone a favor by just ending it all, if you ask me.

I'm somewhat of a savior, you might say. I even had my own religion. Nice group, too. They never said a word and spent every single day thinking about wonderful meeeee~

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toerags June 25 2011, 07:20:03 UTC
How do you know they were thinking of you?

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beninca June 26 2011, 00:53:17 UTC
What else would they do, wandering around outside of a tower I owned, guarding my precious magical artifacts and ignoring everyone who tried talking to them?

They even had matching uniforms. It was rather well organized for something spawned from a world of death and chaos, now that I think about it.

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