Characters: Lavi [
seaoflames ], Rhode Kamelot [
suchselfishness ], later Allen Walker [
myheartmypath ] and perhaps Kanda [
kandescence ]
Location: The roof of Casualty Commons
Rating: PG-13 to R for violence
Time: Day 20, Afternoon
Description: After Kanda and Lavi execute an ambush to catch themselves a Noah, Lavi takes their catch somewhere she can't cry for help for a lesson in all-too-
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Perhaps it was pure foolishness that he went through with this despite Allen's desperate wishes. After getting to know the boy Lavi still couldn't understand him, how he found his way into his heart and mind and stuck himself there like a thorn.
"Hey, let's play a game. You like games, right?" His voice dripped with venom as he spoke, circling her small form. One blade, sharp and bright in the dazzling sun, stuck out of his arm.
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"I know you do," she responded bitterly, managing a shaky, nasty smile. "Not a good place for your playacting, though- Your friends aren't here to believe your lies." Rhode was well aware it wasn't wise to goad him, but she knew it was much easier for someone to slip up when they were enraged.
That wouldn't be a far fall for the Bookman, based on how hard he'd kicked her.
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Lavi grabbed her hair, grip tight, and shoved her again to the floor. He hoped the roof gravel hurt. "You will die here, you know." Maybe not on this roof, but in this world she would.
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"Let go!" Rhode grabbed for the wrist holding her hair, cringing at the smart of his jerking grip. It was a futile attempt that only made it more painful when he shoved her down, hand that had been covering her bloodied nose jarred into hitting it again. The Noah couldn't stop herself from crying out at the fresh stabs of pain, choking back a sob as she tried to get some purchase to push herself up. The gravel was sticking to her hand, the metallic taste of her own blood hot in her mouth as she shouted.
"Mby fambly will rip you apart the instant you get home if you kill me," she coughed, voice thick from her injured nose.
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And without hesitating the sword protruding from his arm aimed for her head.
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He'd torn his way through the building, moving as fast as he could despite the heat that made him feel ill. He could almost hear the roaring of his own blood thundering in his ears as his feet hit the stairs in rapid succession. He had to get there on time. Before Lavi became what he was obviously hating.
Don't fight the Earl with hate, idiot student.Cross's words drifted back to him as he came up the stairs and smashed open the door with one hard slam of his body against. This wasn't right. Allen caught sight of Lavi's blade streaking down like a comet and ( ... )
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Rhode struggled, trying to escape from beneath the Exorcist's foot, fingers scraping the ground desperately. "Don't, don't do it, you'll ruin Lav- Lavi-" It was a weak excuse, a last attempt, but then the metal was flashing and she closed her eyes, screaming.
"Tyki!The world stopped ( ... )
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Allen was met with an equally powerful and threatening look, his eye burning with dark anger. How dare he! He couldn't agree with Allen, he couldn't move onto his level and see the world as something more than black and white. People were just ink on paper and he couldn't hold... feelings of regret and disgust and... and...
Hate. Guilt.
"...Get out of my way!" He nearly screamed, voice trembling with fury. "I don't care what this is-" He lurched forward, attempting to shove Allen back, and if he tripped over Rhode, oh well.
"I don't care!" He didn't. He really didn't.... right? He forced away thoughts of doubt. He couldn't afford a break down right now.
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Something in the back of his mind told him to stop, but he didn't. "Then get out of my way! Let the brat fight for herself!" He struck out this time at Allen, aiming for a gut punch with his normal hand.
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Allen finally raised his voice, it almost sounded like someone else. "I'd be no better than they are if I acted like that!"
The thought of that reminded him of what he supposed would become. He gritted his teeth so hard he worried they'd crack. Not gonna happen. He wouldn't lose to the fourteenth. That bastard could claw at him all he wanted but he wouldn't win. He anticipated the gut punch. Lavi might not know it but all of his fights seem to lead with it. He pulled away from the locked blades and dropped to the ground, lashing out with his foot for the unguarded stomach.
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Then he noticed Rhode trying to crawl away. Moving away from Allen quickly he grabbed Rhode by the back of her shirt and kneed her in the gut. Moyashi be damned.
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"STOP IT!"
Berserk, that's all he could think of Lavi's reactions. Fables about bulls that charged ceaselessly, came to mind as he reverted his arm and surged after the raging redhead. He dropped down, his foot swept out to knock Lavi off balance. His head was still spinning but he'd fought on in various kinds of pain before this day. It was nothing new. He'd lay down after it was over.
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And then she was falling, staring at the sky as her chest heaved to try and regain air. Trying to breathe too deeply didn't help, some sharp pain traveling through her side and somehow jumping to her head. She wanted to get up and run, to get out of here, but she couldn't move until she had air.
Breathe, she told herself, trying to force herself to recover quickly. Breathe, breathe, breathe-
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Ignoring Rhode finally he charged into Allen, grabbing him by his abdomen. Not even bothering with his swords, too mind-boggled and beyond reason to concentrate on controlling the blades, he lifted up his friend and was about ready to throw him to the ground. They were already so close to the railing at this point he didn't realize at first how the rust at the bottom of the poles made them loose and easily removable. So when he was about ready to throw Allen a strange clarity washed over him.
It was one of those stupidly planned epiphanies that one got at the worst moments. His footing was loose and the gravel made him slip. He pushed, rather than threw, Allen away before falling back into the railing and-
fell back.
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