A trip to Disneyland? Yay~!

Apr 24, 2008 16:29

At first, Orihime was simply puzzled why Disneyland was suddenly before her, but soon that was forgotten and she filled her head with the many wonderful things she could do and eat there. Then, of course, she noticed the mouse and cat....

I hope this is as good as it sounds in my head )

pippi, application, tamaki, rani, virgil, orihime, rukia

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kuchiki April 24 2008, 22:42:20 UTC
At first, Rukia almost doesn't believe her ears. She almost thinks she's been here so long and has become so homesick for Karakura that she's imagining things. But if Ichigo had really been here, then maybe Orihime was as well. Deciding to go to greet the girl just in case she's not an auditory hallucination, Rukia is still shocked to find Orihime there.

"Inoue?" she says questioningly. "Are you all right?"

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lunch_princess April 24 2008, 22:48:48 UTC
Well, speak of the devil~! Not that Orihime knew that phrase, and she'd probably get it mixed up if she did, thinking it sounded better another way.

Back to the point, Orihime thinks Rukia is also a desperate hallucination of her own making, so she blinks for a moment, then grins happily with, "Kuchiki-san~!" deciding to greet any creation of her mind, because a made-up Rukia was better than no friends at all.

"So nice to see a familiar face. That means we can go on rides together in my mind~!" And wait! If Rukia was there then - so Orihime's logic deduces - Ichigo must be too. At once, she starts looking around for him.

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kuchiki April 24 2008, 23:00:07 UTC
"In your mind?" Rukia's not really surprised that Orihime thinks this is a dream. Well, actually, she kind of is. It's a bit of a logical conclusion by Orihime's standards.

Still, Rukia knows it's better to set Orihime straight now sooner rather than later. "Inoue, I hate to be the one to tell you this, but you're not dreaming. You're really at Disneyland. No one knows how we got here or when we're leaving."

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lunch_princess April 24 2008, 23:08:15 UTC
Instead of deterred by this information, Orihime is only happier at the thought of it being real and happily claps her hangs together with an enthusiastic, "Yay! That means we can really go on rides together."

All of that dissipates inwardly when she wonders where Ichigo is, but outwardly, she stills smiles. That is, she smiles until something else crosses Orihime's mind.

"Wait," she says taking a step back and looking skywards, "but what if my mind sent you to say that to convince me this is real?"

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no1likeher April 25 2008, 00:22:57 UTC
"Dark chocolate is best on sweet potatoes I think." Pippi said suddenly from behind Orihime.

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lunch_princess April 25 2008, 00:41:40 UTC
"Oh!" Orihime jumps a bit, but then turns around. "Who are you?" If this girl is in her mind, she should be someone Orihime knows, right?

"But thank you for the tip! I'll have to try that now. Did you like it?"

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no1likeher April 25 2008, 01:34:15 UTC
"Oh yes, it's really quite good with dark chocolate." Pippi said. "I'm Pippi. Pippi Longstocking. Are you really a princess?"

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lunch_princess April 25 2008, 01:40:39 UTC
"Where did you find the sweet potatoes here?" Orihime asks, preparing for later. "And nice to meet you, Pippi-san." As for being a princess, Orihime considers that for a moment. "It's what part of my name means, but.... You know, I don't know if I am or not. Wouldn't that be neat though, if I was a princess? But I was given to the wrong people to raise me, and they didn't know, and now my kingdom is looking for me, and they don't know where I am."

A few seconds later, "If only I knew who they were! Then I could help them find me~!"

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rani_ushas April 25 2008, 02:59:29 UTC
((I am so sorry.))

The Rani hadn't the time, patience, nor inclination to deal with the welcoming committees. The other two were more than welcome to waste their time with the social pleasantries involved.

So it was more or less pure coincidence that she happened to have decided that this would be a good time to see if there were any materials she could use in one of the kiosks in the entrance plaza. Had she known there was someone there, she would have waited until they were gone. But she'd missed the broadcast of Orihime's entrance interview.

This would probably prove somewhat unfortunate all around.

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lunch_princess April 25 2008, 03:07:49 UTC
Another person she didn't recognize. Huh? Well, maybe it was like Rukia said and it wasn't in her mind - what a relief to think Rukia was real.

But now, she couldn't go on not knowing someone. Happily, Orihime called to the newcomer, "Hello there! Who are you?" hoping she wasn't bothering the other woman in...whatever it was she was doing. Hmm, what if she was a secret agent on important spy business.

Whoops. Orihime suddenly clasped a hand over her mouth and hoped it wasn't too late to save the newcomers cover.

[[Don't be. I'm curious to see how this plays out. XD]]

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rani_ushas April 25 2008, 03:10:45 UTC
The Rani turned at the sound of the voice. -short, human, female, exaggerated secondary sexual characteristics, oh damn it, suppose I should say something-

"I am called the Rani," she said shortly. "And if you have any questions about this place, you should ask someone else."

No one had ever said she was helpful. Or polite.

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lunch_princess April 25 2008, 03:16:50 UTC
To that, Orihime looked a bit regretful and apologized, "I'm sorry. I didn't mean for you to lose track of the people you were probably tailing or something. But, hello...is that Rani-san, or The Rani-san?" And wow, with a name like that she HAD to be a spy. Or...or...

A SUPER HERO! Super Hero Rani~! Here to save the day. Only, it didn't need to be saved, yet. And hopefully Orihime hadn't blown that.

"But don't worry. I'll definitely get information from someone else~! Good luck."

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superherogifted April 25 2008, 19:58:56 UTC
"In the future we'll all be robots?" Virgil asked, frowning as though contemplating this. "Guess that means you're optimistic our robot overlords won't just wipe us out with their time traveling cyborgs?"

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lunch_princess April 25 2008, 22:24:01 UTC
"Very optimistic~! The princesses will defeat all evil robot overlords~!" Orihime "assured" Virgil with a beaming grin. "And we can make ourselves into robots to fight them fairly." A few moments, then, "And who are you?"

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superherogifted April 25 2008, 22:43:26 UTC
"Heh, well okay then," Virgil said, grinning. "Hope they hurry, since I'm beginning to wonder if we aren't all trapped in their energy pods here. I'm Virgil, nice to meet you. Vega?"

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lunch_princess April 25 2008, 23:15:26 UTC
Orihime took a moment with that statement, her eyes growing a bit wide as she put everything together - the stuff the Rani said, Pippi and the giant hand, and Rukia saying this wasn't Orihime's mind - then concluded, "We need to find the White Rabbit, in order to get out! Or take some pills.... But shouldn't be kinda digitized if we're in a computer matrix?"

At least, that's what she got out of energy pods...

"And I'm one of the princesses. We just need a few more, and the right technology. But since we're outside of time, I'm not sure how long that'll take." And, finally. "Hello, Virgil-san~! Ahhh, yes, you can call me Vega. Or Inoue. Or Princess."

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imyourking April 26 2008, 05:15:00 UTC
It had taken Tamaki quite a while to find a potato (he couldn't find a sweet potato in the limited time he had given himself), but it took him less time before he came across a chocolate bar.

"Princess," he said, presenting them to her. "These are for you. I'm Tamaki Suoh."

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lunch_princess April 26 2008, 05:19:24 UTC
"Chocolate bar!" Orihime called out with glee as she took the gift, beaming a smile at Tamaki. Then...he called her princess.

"How did you...." She trailed off, but then Orihime put together everything she had discussed so far and decided right then, "Oh!! Suoh-san, are you one of my subjects, come to find me? Perhaps you can tell me what I'm a princess of?"

Really. She could see him walking over plains, being rained on, but trudging on loyally through the coldest winters and hottest summers, and even jumping into the computer matrix just to find her all of these years later. Or...maybe he had just waited all this time. Whatever it was, for now, until he said otherwise, Tamaki Suoh was the most loyal subject ever.

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imyourking April 26 2008, 05:22:22 UTC
"Yes," Tamaki said. "I am your most loyal subject," he took her hand, and pulled her gently toward him - she was free to resist if she chose to. "As for what you rule over... You're the princess of my heart."

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lunch_princess April 26 2008, 05:33:21 UTC
Orihime was actually...used to this sort of thing, only sometimes it was much, much worse. It pretty much got a blank from her at first, then she smiled, fondly.

"I am glad to find my most loyal subject. Only...I'm not sure how to rule over hearts. Does this mean I make tarts? And tell a bunch of cards, 'Off with her head!'?" Oh dear.... Did this Wonderland logic mean they really were in the Matrix?

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