Characters: Anybody washed into the desert by the flood, a shitload of Kishin Eggs.
Location: The desert and ruins surrounding Death City.
Rating: R, in anticipation of swearing in terror.
Time: Sept 14 and onwards, for the duration of the monsoon.
Format: Action or Prose
Description: Whether by accident or in the interest of having fun, more than a few
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Off to his right, not far away, lay the limp body of a white-haired boy. He didn't seem to be moving. Beyond him was another one with white hair, though this one was older and wearing red. He didn't look particularly fazed by what had just occurred.
Once he took the time to better gauge his surroundings Justin was, however, far more concerned. They had been dumped in the middle of some ruins a fair distance from Death City's north gates, and the ruins were dangerous. Granted, here at least they weren't at risk of falling into the quicksand resulting from the flood, but the chances were alarmingly high of being attacked by resident Kishin Eggs ( ... )
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Groaning, Date attempted to straighten himself up from the aftermath of their collision and the subsequent washout - only to have his limbs fail on him in that moment as the samurai fell from the standing motorbike and collapsed onto the ground, his head hitting the earth first to a pained yelp from the Meister himself.
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His head gave a slight jerking motion when he heard the question on his status of living, but had yet to lift his head up. "I am still alive, but I require assistance as I lack the ability to get up on my own at the moment." Tired comment, but he did find the energy to turn so that he could see everyone with relative ease. "Date Masamune, head of Oshu, are you dead?"
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He was flopped out soaking wet on the ground and man, he didn't feel like getting up anytime soon. He still managed to call out though. "Alive. Round 2 can wait for a little bit." That had been one heck of a ride. "Damn, that was intense."
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With shaking hands and even worse nerves, he managed to get her on a leash. After that, he grabbed blankets and towels. Then, scooping the dog up, he held in a breath and went out the door, hoping he wouldn't drown or something.
Pepper likely made it there before Shishito finally got outside. He spotted the red car but hesitated. It was an older car (considering he was from 2029 of course) and the steering wheel was on the wrong side. More than that, he didn't know Pepper herself was the car. But he had to remind himself that Pepper was going to help. She probably wasn't a bad person. And it was thanks to her he was matched up with Colette in the first place. So, with all the bravery he could manage, he approached.
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He froze when he realized she wanted him to sit behind the wheel. He didn't even need to be drenched in any rain to look kind of pitiful at that moment. "B-but I can't--!" Shishito started to panic but really didn't like being wet, so he slid obediently into the seat. Pepper didn't expect him to drive or anything did she? He twisted his hands together worriedly. He somehow felt saying he didn't know how to drive because he was a prisoner since very young would be a bad idea. She had to get here by herself somehow anyway....right...?
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Nor that here, in Death City, unexpected weather was rarely ever just that.
A sense of unease washed over her, and suddenly it felt that it wasn't only because of the rain itself. Something had happened, and she felt her thoughts unexpectedly turned towards her partner. He might be out there, she knew he was doing work for the restaurant today.
"Naoto, could you excuse me for a second?" She wanted to call Matt, but she wouldn't forget her manners in front of her friend.
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After that task was complete, Naoto wandered over to the windows by the door, watching the burgeoning storm with mounting anxiety. It looked bad outside, quite bad, and there was no sign of the pouring rain quieting down. Naoto barely resisted the urge to call her own partner - she decided that he was most likely occupied getting the Agency locked down and didn't need her concerned phone calls as of yet. Maybe once Naoto found out the state of the Northern Lights...
She looked over towards Rise, a questioning expression on her face.
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She connected directly to Matt's SC.
"Hey Matty, are you there?" She waited, and waited, and waited some more, sometimes speaking up again but no answer. Which was very unlike Matthew. A good five minutes had passed when Naoto returned and Rise's face was etched in worry. She answered Naoto's expression with just a shake of her head, then turned off and pocketed the SC.
"He's not answering. He must be outside or--or something."
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It was an easy conclusion to draw with Naruto, and more often than not it was spot on. It simply wasn't in his nature to be the type to stop- consider, reconsider, debate and then chose a course of action. He was a tangle of movement at all times, impulsive and intuitive and maybe, he figured- maybe there wasn't anything wrong with that. Because if he hadn't been, then Sasuke probably would have- Well. He wouldn't have had nearly as nice of a landing ( ... )
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Naruto's vision swam.
Eyes squeezed shut just to keep from rolling back in his head and the angry sky behind Sasuke's equally angry expression, were eclipsed by nothingness. The ground, thats what he could think of. The ground was hard, and cold- like the rain that kept pelting his face, skin too long numb to even register the chill. The worst of it, however, wasn't any of that, wasn't even Sasuke's weight bearing down mercilessly on broken ribs and lungs that shuddered whenever they wouldn't heave.
The worst of it was- Naruto couldn't bring himself to move.
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Euphemia hadn't even answered her message. What if she... What if the princess was-? She tries not to think about it, and runs down the steps of her apartment, swinging the door open and rushing out-
Oh. She hadn't realized exactly how bad it was. She had barely taken a few steps out the door before she felt the water hit, throwing her legs out from under her. She screamed, but it was drowned out by the water.
After a few seconds, she'd realized what had happened, and tried to keep her head above water as she tumbled down the city. All that time spent at diving practice definitely came in handy in times like these, and she's even able to pull some of her hair out of her face as she goes down.
After a few minutes, she's out of the city and sitting on the muddy ground. Her clothes and hair and everything is soaked ( ... )
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Talking to a possibly inanimate object... It seemed a little awkward, but all the same, it was worth the risk in case it really was a person. Bending down, she looked at it, hoping it could hear her if it had a soul.
"Um, hello? Are you alright?"
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