WHO: Mithos Yggdrasil and Schrodinger (maybe a kind stranger near the end).
WHAT: Uh, well, sometimes disagreements turn ugly. So FIGHT!! FIGHT FOR YOUR BELIEFS!!
WHERE: Near the jungle, pretty far away from potential casualties (although some might notice the lightshow).
WHEN: Day 344
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Slowly, gently, night unfurls its splendor~ )
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He sneered at Schrodinger but said nothing. For his transgressions, the boy was beyond even the hope of becoming an angel. There was no reason why Mithos should respond to one even lower than a dog.
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Right then, at that moment, the creature in front of him was more ugly and more filthy than any of the men soaked in blood he had lived with.
"Mithos," he growled again, stepping forward, "Vhere is she?"
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"You have no need to know," Mithos said angrily. Schrodinger had no right to taint her name with his imperfect mouth. No one did, except for Mithos. It had been so wonderful to touch her again, to gaze upon her gleaming smile, but it had pained him to be so powerless, that so many impure beings could touch her and gaze upon her, as well. And now, when he had finally reached sufficient power...
Mithos gritted his teeth. It didn't matter. He had ended wars, reshaped worlds, and knew the only way to end hate and prejudice completely. As long as he had a compatible vessel and her crystallized soul, he would be able to bring Martel back.
"Are you standing in my way?" Mithos growled.
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He was a scout in his world, a messenger who had the barrels of guns shoved down his throat and his head removed from his body because he could survive it. But the possibility for violence, the need, the craving, was still there in him. And he was hungry.
For the blood, for the screams, for the sound of an exploding rifle, even for the feeling of a sharp edge tearing through his own skin or a piece of lead crashing through his bones and lungs. Whether he lost or won at this point meant nothing to him, as long as he could feel bones breaking between his jaws again. He had been trapped in a single time, a single place, a single existence for months, powerless, stripped down to nothing more than the neighborhood trouble-maker.
Schrodinger was tired of games. He wanted war. He wanted Hell.
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