Who: Ichihara Yuuko, Mono Fuuma
What: Yuuko is shopping. And by shopping, I mean checking store windows and breaking into them if they have good things inside. She wasn't expecting to run into Fuuma.
Where: On the streets by the shops.
When: A day or so after the masquerade.
Rating: PG right now.
Open: No
It was a pleasant day. Or rather, pleasant in
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The witch was still sitting on the ground of course, but she managed to heave herself off her second hand so she could use both for her next task. To the untrained eye, it looked as though she was merely rubbing the wound. Slow circles, start in the middle and rub the damage off of the inside, then move slowly outwards. She paused occasionally to make sure the skin was even and unmarked, until she was finished.
It took all of about sixty seconds to wipe the damage away, and when she looked up, already feeling a little better, Fuuma had his back to her and was walking away.
Yuuko used one hand to help herself get up, and when she managed it, she stood tall. The witch was absolutely covered in blood, but underneath the gaping hole in the front of her kimono, her abdomen was completely unmarked. The treatment her neck had received was going to bruise, but she didn't have the time or the energy to bother with that now.
"You know nothing of wishes," she told him, smiling. "I am aware of how complex mine is, but it is not impossible while I am still living. And my apologies, but you seemed quite unable to solve that problem." Yuuko laughed lightly. She was feeling a tad light-headed, and she was going to have to treat herself properly when she got back to the teahouse, but there was no danger here.
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He closed his eyes, "When that time comes...only then is when Kamui can grant my wish."
When he turned to walk away, the rustling behind him caused Fuuma to stop and turn back to who he thought had been his first victim in this world. Hm, this certainly made things interesting. She stood before him, unscathed physically, as if the injury had never occured. Well, despite the obviously large bloodstain on and the tattered section of the kimono that she was wearing. Very, very, interesting. He retained his smile, it being light and airy, in contrast to the darker one from earlier.
"You are quite the formidable enemy."
As he watched her, he could sense that she was not as well as she made herself out to be. Perhaps next time he would have to actually rip out her heart.
"In your eyes, I may not." He mused, looking off to the side. "But you have something that is about to complicate it further." His eyes trailed back to her and he added, "The visions will start to come. Perhaps it would have been easier if you didn't have to watch him die..." The tall boy truly looked sympathetic at that moment.
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Wait. He said Kamui. Yuuko's memory darted back to the Masquerade, and a dance with a sulking young man who didn't know how to waltz, but tried to anyway for the sake of being a gentleman.
Dragons of Earth. Mirror Card. Kamui, only this was the Gemini of Kamui.
"I appreciate that you consider me formidable. It appears to be quite the compliment. And there is no need to worry about me. Visions are simple things. They appear complex, but are really quite simple to understand. I have been a prophet before. I believe I am still worshiped as a goddess on one small desert world."
She gathered up her basket and prepared to leave. Yuuko was looking forward to a nice hot bath at her teahouse.
"I hope your wish is granted. And how difficult for you if it ends up being granted by me."
As she walked out, she was thinking, Gemini, Kamui, Mirror... when it clicked in to place. So simply she was surprised it didn't make an audible sound.
"Good luck in your endeavors then..." she called over her shoulder.
"...Fuuma-kun."
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