Who: Hisoka and Tsuzuki When: Wednesday night Rating: PG Warnings: a smidgen of angst! Summary: Tsuzuki has just arrived in Purgatorium and Hisoka has some things he wants to talk about.
Tsuzuki turned from the terminal, his grin carefully set in place. Truth be told, he was happy to be back. He'd missed Olette and his job at the bakery. Yes, there was the whole repentance thing, but there were good things here.
But he'd never, ever wanted Hisoka to show up. He knew this place would be terrible on the boy. So many unstable people running around...
And then there was Muraki...
Shaking his head, Tsuzuki chuckled. "Hey, Hisoka."
"Hey," Hisoka replied quietly. He didn't know what to do with Tsuzuki in front of him, smiling just like he did back at the office. But like in the office, this smile too was forced; Hisoka could feel the worry emanating off of Tsuzuki, enveloping his senses like shadows.
Hisoka stood there a moment, unsure if he should start the conversation. Dammit. There was so much he wanted to say - had to say - but words were stumbling and awkward and difficult.
"You-" he began, then cut himself off with a frustrated sigh.
"Tsuzuki, I- two weeks, but that's not-" Hisoka looked directly into Tsuzuki's eyes. "I-I just-"
Everything had happened so fast; waking up in this strange, frightening place - with decrepit buildings that moaned in the wind and reeked of blood, eyes that followed his every move, reports every day of senseless murders, screams and explosions and fires - and the monsters that scrabbled at his door and howled late into the night, and Muraki, taunting him, reinforcing his weaknesses and his uselessness, and that bastard was the reason this was all happening to him, but he couldn't get past, he just couldn't, and his senses had had all they could bear, and it was so darkAnd here was Tsuzuki, smiling just like he did in the office
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But he'd never, ever wanted Hisoka to show up. He knew this place would be terrible on the boy. So many unstable people running around...
And then there was Muraki...
Shaking his head, Tsuzuki chuckled. "Hey, Hisoka."
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Hisoka stood there a moment, unsure if he should start the conversation. Dammit. There was so much he wanted to say - had to say - but words were stumbling and awkward and difficult.
"You-" he began, then cut himself off with a frustrated sigh.
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"So~ How long have you been here?" Clearly, his partner wasn't going to initiate conversation.
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Everything had happened so fast; waking up in this strange, frightening place - with decrepit buildings that moaned in the wind and reeked of blood, eyes that followed his every move, reports every day of senseless murders, screams and explosions and fires - and the monsters that scrabbled at his door and howled late into the night, and Muraki, taunting him, reinforcing his weaknesses and his uselessness, and that bastard was the reason this was all happening to him, but he couldn't get past, he just couldn't, and his senses had had all they could bear, and it was so darkAnd here was Tsuzuki, smiling just like he did in the office ( ... )
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