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we try so hard not to die

Jul 07, 2009 05:05

Who: Arisato Minato and William T. Spears
Where: The Café
When: Around 1:00pm
Summary: William is a Shinigami without a book, and Minato is just the thing he's looking for.
Rating: T?
Other: Sorry for lateness.

( sometimes we forget to appreciate life; oh no... )

william t. spears, arisato minato

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deferential July 8 2009, 05:34:09 UTC

Honestly. William felt a headache starting and so, two fingers came up to massage his temples like that would do anything to help him. He had been given news that he would have to find a replacement for his subordinate as well as carry out the duties of training for the new recruit that he “felt” he had to join in the Ministry. If the boy could truly see deaths of residents supposed to be picked up; that would be a better substitute than relying on the citizens of NeoGenesis to actually alert the proper authorities about said death. Which was why when he finally decided to hire Minato it was mostly out of the desire to make up for the blank books ( ... )

cacodemoniac July 12 2009, 05:11:25 UTC

Needless to say, Williams reaction to his mere presence was not the most comforting thing on the face of the earth-a horrified expression, mouth wide open in disbelief, it looked really strange on the man-and Minato was instantly concerned that he had done something terribly wrong, but had absolutely no idea of what he could have done wrong in such a short amount of time. He didn’t think he was late-infact, he was quite certain that he was at least a little bit early-but the man in the suit had gotten there before him, so maybe he had gotten the times wrong. (he hadn’t even noticed he was there at first, how bad was that? It wasn’t a very good first impression, Minato thought, he probably seemed like an oblivious teenager that wouldn’t be of any help. He hoped that wasn’t the case ( ... )

deferential July 12 2009, 06:26:49 UTC

"Excuse me?" William shared Minato's confusion as he did finally straighten his posture. He noted that for whatever reason it seemed to make his superior uncomfortable. A rare look of bewilderment came on his face and stayed rather than brushed aside like he would normally do. It would make him seem weak, or perhaps, incompetent, but he could not pretend that he understood the situation when he obviously did not. To make a bigger fool out of himself from not recognizing his superior when he first appeared on the Network. Was this some elaborate hoax? It seemed far too much. "Superior, I am afraid I do not understand what you are getting at ( ... )

cacodemoniac July 21 2009, 06:38:43 UTC

“...I’m sorry.” Minato finally said, after a few moments pause, the faintest hints of confusion still lingering on his usually expressionless face. “We’ve never met.” It almost-almost-sounded more like an admittance rather than a statement of fact. As though he were worried that speaking the truth on the matter would be a bad thing as opposed to a good one. Perhaps Minato simply looked like someone he had known? After all, it wasn’t so uncommon to get people confused, was it? ...though by the way he was speaking, that didn’t seem to be the case at all. (how could the man already be calling him superior? Minato had expected to be taking orders from him for the rest of his life. Or at least, until he stopped being useful ( ... )

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