[Zexion had seen Seto's small private quip to him about keeping the boy's body intact, however he hadn't had much reason really to respond to it at the time. He'd almost expected that to be the end of things, though he kept in mind the boy's apparent desire to learn more about the Darkness. Thus it wasn't that much of a surprise when Seto showed up
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I didn't realize I left it behind. I'm on my way.
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I'll be waiting in the library.
[With that, he cuts the video feed. Though he has plans to arrange for it to be someone else entirely that Seto finds in the castle's library, or at least to make it appear that they were there at any rate. It would be interesting to see the young man's reaction to the person who would be awaiting for him.]
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I don't make it a habit of leaving things beh-
[Zexion wasn't in the library, it was a small dark-haired child that held his necklace.]
Mokuba!
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Since he had no knowledge of how Mokuba's voice or speech habits went, it was best he refrained from speaking or end up shattering the illusion early by doing so. Thus instead, he merely extended the hand holding the necklace out toward Seto, offering it silently for him to take.]
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Mokuba.
[He took a few steps forward, took the necklace from his hand and leaned down to pull the child into a warm embrace. His arms were tight as if the kid would somehow slip away and disappear again, his shoulders were shaking. So what if Mokuba was a little broken? Hades said he would fix him. That's it. That's all there was to it. Everything would go back to normal and Seto would be able to fix everything.]
I knew I would get you back. I'm sorry, Mokuba. I'm sorry I lost you. I'll fix this, don't worry. I'm going to fix this.
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And how are you going to fix things? Especially if you lose what you're seeking via the manner you've chosen to seek it with.
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What did you just do. Where the hell is Mokuba.
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Mokuba was never here in the first place, Seto. What you saw was nothing but what your eyes told you was there, just because you saw it, doesn't make it real. As for what I did, I cast an illusion to make myself appear to be the boy in your locket. I was curious as to who it was and what your reaction might be on seeing him. You would be best served to be more wary about leaping to embrace what looks to be one thing but might be something else.. especially if you're dealing with Hades.
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[This had all been a trick and Zexion was lecturing him on gullibility. Why wasn't he surprised this had all been an illusion? He wanted Mokuba here with him, more than anything, but clearly it was more of an impossibility than he had previously thought. He stood up, taking steps backwards.]
Don't you ever trick me like that again. I don't care what your intentions are, you're not going to make yourself look him him again.
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You should also be more careful about using those Corridors without some kind of protection against the Darkness and its inhabitants.
[Have a head jerk and eye-slide over toward a chair not too far from them, or more aptly the hooded coat laying over the arm of it.]
Just be cautious of who sees the coat or you using the Corridors. Not everyone looks too kindly on those capable of using the Darkness for their own ends. Be those ends good or bad.
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Hey, Zex! I got some of those books from home! I guess they added a bunch of stuff since I've been the--
[He trails off when he turns his attention from the stack to Zexion and the strange visitor.]
...Uh, did I just walk in on one of those soap opera things?
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Who is this idiot.
[Seto Kaiba is in a bad mood.]
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He's not an idiot, Seto. And no, Demyx, this isn't a soap opera.
[As he spoke, he moved across the library from where he had been to fetch the books from Demyx's Dancer.]
Demyx, the boy is Seto Kaiba, we met when that body swapping incident happened earlier. Seto, this is Demyx. He's the same as I am, in a manner of speaking. I'd appreciate it if you at least tried to get along with him civilly.
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[Shifting the stack he held to one arm to balance it on his hip, he sends a small wave to Seto with a grin.]
C'mon, man! Don't look so ticked off, 'kay? You're reminding me of one of my superiors from home.
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[And he grabbed his coat. He was so ticked the hell off right now.]
I wasn't aware there were two nobodies currently residing in this castle.
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[As he speaks he's carefully setting those books on a table quite out of the way and distant from Seto. He has an idea it wouldn't be too far fetched for the young man to vent his wrath in such a pointless and vindictive manner as to knock the books either out of his arms or off the table just to lash out at him for his recent actions.]
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