Who:
ohfuckitscary,
pwninursanity and those who are going crazy!
When: All of week one.
Where: Anywhere you desire.
Summary: Asura or his clowns spread the madness!
Rating: IDEK
Warnings: Madness. Lots of it.
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I buried her beneath the fir, behind the cabbage patch. )
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They wanted him dead, all of them. He had heard it all quite clearly. Obviously he’d suspected it from the beginning, that none of them could abide having a filthy, useless half-breed in their midst, that they were all just pretending to tolerate him, but now he’d overtly heard them all talking about it, and it was clearly only a matter of time before they came for him. He had to think of something...there were too many of them for ( ... )
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"Hey kid! What're you thinking about?"
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‘Don’t give me that,’ he spat, hand edging towards the hilt of his sword even though he knew it was pointless, ‘I know they sent you here...but I’m not gonna let them do it...I won’t fucking let you kill me...’
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Asura opened his arms wide, gesturing to the wilderness in general, as if he conducting a silent and invisible orchestra. "Feh~ You think that I'd be a part of anything like that? And here I thought you knew me better than that."
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Asura-san. Fancy meeting you here. [He smiles. Honestly Izaya would rather not meet this creepy God but he also understands what Asura can offers and that tempts him to no ends.]
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[Asura is actually laying in Izaya's hammock-but sideways over it, hanging his head and legs out.]
I was looking for you so I guess we were going to meet anyway.
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You were looking for me? [He raises an eyebrow, curious to find out what the God wants from him.]
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Ke-ke.
I've known where you were from the start, I just turned up. I guess it doesn't count as looking if you don't have to search.
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Kite followed it around, floating a little higher to keep up with it. This just encouraged the little critter to scamper around and around, which in turn made Kite float around and around the tree until he was pretty dizzy. Eventually the squirrel sprinted to the end of a branch and took a leap of faith to the next tree over. Kite followed below.
Yeah, he was pretty easily entertained. And needless to say, not really paying attention to anything else.
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Slowly, the owner of the arm pulled itself out of a branch that was far too small to contain it. It was huge, and coloured a random mismatch of neon blue and red, made of patchwork held together by stitches. One arm was long and skinny, the other a huge spiral shape. Its face, a huge smile across it, had the same markings as Kite's own, and its hat was also the same, aside from a pair of bells hanging from the ear flaps.
It didn't say a thing-it simply stared at Kite-and crushed the Squirrel.
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That was when he snapped out of it. His expression hardened as he swung his suddenly fire-coated arm, sending a wave of blue flame at the bizarre creature in the tree. He wasn't patient enough to ask why it did what it did, and wasn't sure it could answer him anyway.
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Any that touched would latch on, and be unable to be detached. No wounds-simply stuck on the skin.
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