[Thread] Guy and Momo.
Who: Guy (ennobled) and Momo (ontheprecipice)
What: Momo is in need of rescue, and Guy comes to help her.
When: After this entry.
Where: Outside the castle.
Rating: G?
"This doesn't make sense." Sighing with frustration, Momo pulled her legs up to her chest and leaned her chin on her knees, gazing out over as much of the orchard as she could see. None of this made sense!
She had heard from other people that Paradisa liked causing trouble, but Momo had never really given it much serious thought. The things that happened to other people were strange, but nothing too inconvenient, really; but this was seriously unfair. She'd been out here, outside, all night. Finding it impossible to sleep, Momo had headed out to train, and been unable to find her way back afterwards. At first she'd written it off as nothing -- it was dark and she was tired, not to mention drained from using Tobiume so much. But as time had gone on, she'd gotten more and more frustrated.
But she was feeling a little more optimistic about things now, because she'd spoken to Guy on the journals and he'd offered to help her. Not that she knew him well or had ever met him before, but she remembered speaking to him once or twice, and he seemed like a good person. Momo was starting to doubt her judgement (people were always telling her such conflicting things), but even if he did turn out to be less pleasant than she was expecting, she was still a shinigami vice-captain. She could handle it.
Wiping at the dried tearmarks on her cheeks, Momo laid a hand on her zanpakuto and waited.
What: Momo is in need of rescue, and Guy comes to help her.
When: After this entry.
Where: Outside the castle.
Rating: G?
"This doesn't make sense." Sighing with frustration, Momo pulled her legs up to her chest and leaned her chin on her knees, gazing out over as much of the orchard as she could see. None of this made sense!
She had heard from other people that Paradisa liked causing trouble, but Momo had never really given it much serious thought. The things that happened to other people were strange, but nothing too inconvenient, really; but this was seriously unfair. She'd been out here, outside, all night. Finding it impossible to sleep, Momo had headed out to train, and been unable to find her way back afterwards. At first she'd written it off as nothing -- it was dark and she was tired, not to mention drained from using Tobiume so much. But as time had gone on, she'd gotten more and more frustrated.
But she was feeling a little more optimistic about things now, because she'd spoken to Guy on the journals and he'd offered to help her. Not that she knew him well or had ever met him before, but she remembered speaking to him once or twice, and he seemed like a good person. Momo was starting to doubt her judgement (people were always telling her such conflicting things), but even if he did turn out to be less pleasant than she was expecting, she was still a shinigami vice-captain. She could handle it.
Wiping at the dried tearmarks on her cheeks, Momo laid a hand on her zanpakuto and waited.