Comments | winterization: [VOICE] -- #001

winterization

[VOICE] -- #001

Jul 13, 2010 23:58

>[ After fiddling for what seems to be HOURS with the odd, new device in his pocket, Snow finally decides to give it a shot. ]

Hey! Uh... hello? My name's Snow, and I haven't got the slightest idea how this thing works. Light? Hope? Fang?

[ He pauses shortly, and a small groan can be heard, giving away his disappointment; he was most likely ( Read more... )

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[voice] horrible_penny July 14 2010, 04:30:39 UTC

Snow? Hey. I'm really, really sorry, but you're in the City and you're probably not getting out right away.

Re: [voice] winterization July 14 2010, 04:34:02 UTC

The City? What City? I need to get back to-- Is Cocoon safe?

[voice] horrible_penny July 14 2010, 04:36:05 UTC

Just "The City." You'll have to ask someone else about the details, but it's basically where a bunch of universes meet up and curses happen and wackiness ensues.

Cocoon? Sorry, I don't know any Cocoons.

Re: [voice] winterization July 14 2010, 04:38:46 UTC

...you're kidding, right? Who are you?

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voice; 1/2 notflynn July 14 2010, 05:31:07 UTC

--you know Light and Fang? Interesting.

voice; notflynn July 14 2010, 05:31:37 UTC

Sorry, but all you can really do right now is get settled and wait at this point.

voice; guardianjoker July 14 2010, 05:38:55 UTC

Unfortunately there isn't much of a way out.

voice; contaminations July 14 2010, 06:28:10 UTC

[A hero. Is this guy for real?]

A girl called Serah arrived earlier. She mentioned your name.

1/3 overreached July 14 2010, 16:50:57 UTC

You're kidding me.

2/3 overreached July 14 2010, 16:51:23 UTC

Figures. Right on her heels.

]voice overreached July 14 2010, 16:57:46 UTC

[in reply to 'did that thing just move']

Probably. Genius.

[and then she pauses, sighs shortly]

You're late.

[She does not jump to tell him Serah is here not because she means to keep it from him but because it is just not her normal response to him--even now--to be forthcoming and pleasant. Snow irritates her, makes her feel both like Serah deserves better and like she probably couldn't do better in terms of someone caring about her that much, and in the end Light knows it's that part that truly bothers her. That Snow has given, has understood what Serah needs--the love, warmth, a hand to hold, or whatever--when Light could only think of it in terms of survival's plainest terms. Part of this is a self-defense mechanism ( ... )