Characters: OU Hao Asakura, OPEN
Where: The park
When: After his
'announcement' over the messenger; a day after the mod!plot imagined deaths
Summary: Hao wishes to meet with those who claim to be strong, in hopes of furthering his objective.
Warnings: Hao can read minds (so note beforehand if you character has some ability that prevents mind-reading)
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As she approached the park, she saw Hao waiting, motionless. She stopped when she was several yards away from him, just close enough that they could hold a conversation without raising their voices. "You again," she commented, crossing her arms. "That was your message?"
She eyed him in silence for a few seconds, as if she thought she could divine his intentions by just looking. After this short pause, she continued. "So, I'm curious. What are you planning?"
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Faye. That who it was. The ever so amusing lady who interested him some days ago.
A small smile spread across his lips as she finally reached him. "Yes," he nodded, in response to her question. "How pleasant to see you again, Faye." There was silence for a few moments, before she spoke again.
"What I am planning?" he repeated, giving a small chuckle. "First of all, I am searching for those who would be competent enough in devising a plan against these Entropi." He stopped there, waiting to see her reaction to this, hoping that she'd start explaining what abilities she held.
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Faye listened to Hao, narrowing her eyes slightly as she thought over his words. "Well, I already told you I don't do magic tricks," she replied after a moment. "I haven't the faintest clue what use I could be against an Entropi. But I'm a woman who's kept herself alive in a rough solar system, so take from that what you want. ...I'll be frank with you. I still want to escape from this place. But I don't want to do it if I don't think I can survive the experience. You're not the only one to have this idea. I'm just trying to find out if any of you are likely to succeed."
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"I will succeed eventually. I make the most of my time and my powers are quite numerous. And..." He glanced back at her. "...I only take the strongest, in both intelligence and strength. Even those with potential. In this way, a plan will easily be contrived."
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"I saw your announcement." She said simply. She didn't hide the demonic power that she had. She never did.
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She should probably talk to Uryuu before she left...but she decided to leave the Quincy alone for now and see what Hao was planning herself. Gathering up her courage and her Zanpakuto, she headed out to the park.
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"Hello, Inoue," he greeted, sounding as cheerful as he looked. "I'm surprised to know that you were willing to come."
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"Out of curiousity," he began, cordially, "why do you think I have asked the strongest to gather together here?"
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Even if his abilities weren't what Hao was seeking, it didn't hurt to stand and see which of the residents claimed they were powerful.
He made his way over to the shaman at an even pace, in no rush to be there or be gone. This was simply something to pass the time with, nothing more. Acheron might have come off as lazy or disinterested, but all the better. No one would think to suspect anything of him, and he liked it that way.
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As the man finally reached him, Hao greeted, "Hello. I am Hao Asakura. And you are?" His smile widened partially as he awaited his response.
To a stranger, his smile made him appear innocently cordial. An utterly, harmless young man. However, to those who knew him, it was a mere facade. Or perhaps it was not. He never made it quite clear as to what he was feeling. The only aspect evident, was that he was almost never as innocuous as his smile.
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"Acheron Hades. A pleasure, I'm sure." He extended a hand calmly to the shaman, though whether he took it or not was his choice. It didn't matter much to Hades. Simply a formality, manners.
For all it mattered, he could have glared and snarled down at him and the likelihood of anyone later remembering his face or expression as more than a neutral blur was highly unlikely. Yet, where was the fun in that? He enjoyed putting on a different face, a different air. It wasn't as though it was anything difficult. So he smiled, ever the gentleman.
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Then again, most of the individuals of Econtra treated him in the complete opposite manner, but that was primarily because they did not know him. And if they had, it was when he still had the cuff to restrain him. It was a wonder as to what the others would think about him now that he was freed from the manacle.
"So what abilities do you hold?" he inquired, deciding there was no point in making small talk when there was a more essential matter to complete.
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Considering that, it was sheer coincidence that he passed by the very same boy who'd made the announcement in the park, and he couldn't help but turn his head to look at him out of instinctive curiosity, slowing down a bit to watch him without stopping entirely.
((OOC: Juudai has really, really powerful mind protection from Yubel AND his own Haou powers that would probably protect his mind being read or his thoughts being heard. That and he's... pretty powerful in a spectral sense, so... thought I'd note that. ^^;))
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Smiling pleasantly, he shifted towards him, taking a step closer as he greeted, warmly, "Hello. Are you here in regards to the announcement I made over the messenger?"
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"Well... I read it, but I can't say I was particularly interested; I was actually just passing by out of curiosity... though, what were you gathering 'strong' people for in the first place?" he inquired, trying to be polite while still being honest at the same time. He hadn't paid too much attention to it, truthfully; attempts like these to band together had failed many times in the past, and he wasn't about to take part in another destined for failure. The details seemed fuzzy, as well, but he figured that was partially because he hadn't really placed much interest in the post... enough to read the comments, anyway.
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Ever since coming to the compound, people had been asking him just what was his goal. He had been so used to those in his own world being aware of it, that he hadn't realized that he ought to elaborate more over the messenger, Thus, after reiterating the same answer over a dozen times, he decided to change it a little, to see how one would react to a response worded rather sweetly.
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