Characters: Vash and anyone around!
Location: In front of the mission board
Rating: PG?
Time: Jan 02, morning.
Description: Vash is scoping out the missions, and keeping an eye out if anyone wants to partner up for the local or investigative missions.
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Eight days a week )
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Why was he agreeing to this, again...?
Ah. Right. Because L, too, was prone to occasional recklessness when his curiosity got the best of him.
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He smiled again, it was harder to create than maintain in a calm place like this. "How's that feel?" Vash asked. He was a little curious, since the cats never replied, and Vash couldn't find out for himself.
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"It feels safe," he said candidly, too pleasantly surprised to be anything but earnest.
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Vash was excited to have a test subject that could respond to the questions he had. He'd never left a cat in for but a moment because their bubbles were always so much smaller, and the oxygen situation really was a concern. It was a Plant Core, by definition it should be full of oxygen rich air, but the reality was more likely the soul barrier was permeable.
But knowing little things like that could make or break a situation that made it down to the wire, and Vash wanted to know before he needed it.
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He isn't sure about "moving it around", predicting that it'll look rather like some sort of hamster ball, but he takes a few deep breaths (very different from the shallow, tense, suspicious ones he usually takes.) "It seems like the air quality is good," he said, "but it would be erroneous to draw such a conclusion this early on. Since most of what a human exhales is still breathable, it'll be awhile before I run out of air even if the surface of this barrier is impermeable. Have you ever tried using this in battle?" L's actually wondering how much it could benefit a person in battle, especially a Weapon who relies on contact with an opponent.
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A headache was starting to gnaw between Vash's eyes. Keeping the seal up was beginning to become wary, and Vash didn't care to go around for the rest of the day. It was enough to distract him and as soon as Vash's concentration was severed, the bubble disappeared as quickly as though it had been popped.
"Woah! Sorry! I hope I didn't startle you! It does that after a while," Vash apologized quickly.
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Still... it had been nice while it lasted.
"You could probably use that quite effectively to protect civilians caught in crossfire," he commented.
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If that suggestion was awkward in the least, L didn't seem to notice.
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L was already thinking of things Vash hadn't yet, and it was certainly endearing L to the man. Vash tried to focus again, distracted for a moment as he tried to anticipate how L might escape, but after a slightly longer moment, the barrier of the seal reappeared the same way and L was enclosed again.
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He knocked against it, listening for a sound, feeling for a texture. Then he pivoted on his heel and, with surprising force for someone so wiry, drove a roundhouse kick into the bubble encapsulating him.
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