Who: Elfé & Sephiroth
When: Early morning, shortly after
Sephiroth goes out.
Location: Sephiroth's Shack Midgar Ruins
Rating: PG-13 (for 'violence', though for these two it might as well be 'play'.)
Summary: Elfé goes scavanging in empty houses for supplies, and picks the wrong one.
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GJ, Elfé. GJ. )
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And for a moment, the decaying walls around them vanished, replaced with the rocky face of the coastal city. For a moment, she saw the distant silhouette of the Sister Ray, and heard the ocean waves lapping and expiring at the feet of the cliffs below.
"...General."
Her voice was soft, and she tipped her head slightly in greeting (if not acknowledgment) of the silver-haired SOLDIER. However, her cold eyes remained impassively affixed on the wicked sweep of the Masamune.
Everything that Veld had explained to her, the ailments and sufferings of the Planet, its antagonists... She could no longer bring his words into mind. The days she'd spent traveling aboard the airship and on her bike had caused her to realize how foreign the world really was. (...No, how foreign her existence was to ( ... )
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Sephiroth failed to comprehend Elfe's denial of the open invitation to fight. In the seconds just prior to now he'd been looking forward to her taking the bait, after all she had drawn her sword first had she not? Surely she wished to defend herself? He remained silent trying to figure this out.
"...I apologize if I've disturbed you, but I don't wish to fight." There was the vocalization of the conclusion that he'd just about come to. He doesn't know where she came from or even why she was here, and having found her there presented too much of an opportunity to pass up. A brief alleviation of the slow pace of the days recently.
He still didn't move to attack her. Simply asked back.
"What are you doing here?"
((OOC: sorry it's so short, I don't get time to write alot at work))
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Yes, the stories from Veld were slowly coming back. The brief mention of the Northern Crater, the legendary general, his fall to madness. But whether it was his past form or his current reincarnation, she knew better than to disrespect the combative prowess of her opponent--Elfé vaguely wondered which of the two would prove more dangerous, and wisely decided neither.
That he would insinuate a 'sparring match' with her... the thought almost brought a wry smile to her lips. The late leader of AVALANCE avoided unnecessary conflict when possible, but the choice between 'fight or flight' seemed inevitable, and Elfé was not one to run.
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While she spoke she began to move, soundlessly and languidly, her feet testing the ground beneath them while her peripheral vision measured distance and space. The Masamune would certainly have a far greater range than her own sword, and she needed to make herself aware of each and every obstacle around her if she wished to keep her life and limbs. Sephiroth was blocking the only exit out of the derelict building, and the room itself didn't provide a very large arena for their violent excursions. She would have to slip past him, sometime, or force her way out.
Her materia remained quiet in the slots of her twin armlets and guard, but the mako in her blood had already begun to stir.
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One. She hadn't seen it, only felt the cruel bite of the Massamune, the crushing force of his attack as he swept by her.
Two. Her barrier wasn't going to hold, and she struggled to cast another--
Three, four. The damage was causing her nervous system to temporarily short-circuit, synapses unable to keep up with the trauma from the rapid succession of attacks. She couldn't...
Five, six, seven. Her instincts screamed at her to react, adrenaline and mako surging through her veins in a last, desperate attempt to preserve the life that was quickly slipping away.
Eight. She saw fire and smoke, she saw a laboratory.
......"The experiment is a failure. Dispose of the samples."
"Stop... I'm... not dead. Pain... it hurts..."
A child's voice. A girl's. Felicia's. She crashed to the ground, and her world went white.
But she wasn't Felicia, and she wasn't dead. The quiet glow of a last-minute Cure and Shield lingered ( ... )
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However the slices caught his shielding arm, ripped through leather with tiny score-lines and from the rush of heat to that area it was concluded that they had managed to at least scratch skin underneath. A couple more of these scratches were felt on legs, their throbbing was fast becoming an irritation when combined with hot leather. Just scratched He reminded himself as this spar turned more deadly by the minute, the sweat and blood on both sides only continued to contribute to the violence between them ( ... )
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