Characters: Machi Tobaye, Naminé, possibly Rayne
Setting: Second Floor, Main Hallway--Daffodil Bedroom.
Time: Afternoon, Day 007
Summary: Machi seizes Naminé. She doesn't really deserve it. This will either segue into Rayne's involvement or stay a separate thread, unknown at this time.
Warnings: Violence, Liar Machi at his worst best most creepy.
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Only there is shadow under this red rock, come in under the shadow of this red rock )
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So to speak, anyway. Naminé, however, was in the room -- and therefore, very much alone. Although she was not unused to being left to her own devices, she could not help but feel uncomfortable. It wasn't any premonition of what was lurking right outside - she had been born with powers, but clairvoyance was not one of them - it was that she'd lately been suffering from a bad case of worry. There was something... different about her roommate. The little blonde girl could not help but assume it had something to do with the elder woman's extended absence the previous night ( ... )
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Then he dropped.
He flipped his joints inward, popping them in the opposite direction--towards the ceiling--and descending from the ceiling so quickly that it was clear gravity had had some help in giving that momentum. He made no sound other than the sickly sucking sound of his arms and legs pulling free, nearly dropping right on top of Naminé--his overlong, infinitely flexible right arm wrapping around her neck, elbow twisting in a such a wrong way that it put the cold muzzle of the gun right up against her chin, rotting finger wrapped tightly around the trigger.
He allowed himself time for a few, dispassionately spoken words in English, tainted with a heavy accent. "Sorry--is nothing personal."
Then he shoved her back inside, pulling the door shut behind him with his free left arm.
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It was more of a squeak -- a gasping intake of breath and the slightest noise, but nowhere near the kind of shrieking that would have brought anyone running to see what was going on. Whether or not that was a good thing, well... she couldn't be sure.
It was the sight of... something suddenly dropping in front of her that elicited what sound there was, even though she had not had time to process what, exactly, it was. Her head still seemed to be spinning as she felt something she could not identify and was reasonably certain, by the feeling it had against her skin (which made it crawl more than anything she'd ever felt, surprisingly without the exception of the feeling of a certain gloved hand on her shoulder, so long ago that she surprised herself at the sudden thought of it) that she was better off not recognizing it, wrapped around her neck, pressing something cold and metal just under her chin ( ... )
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"Oh--you are recognise me! Good. No worry, I am not hurting you... yet."
The gun pressed into her skin a little harder. The little blonde girl pressed her lips together, trying not to panic. She did, however, surprise herself to find that for some reason, she felt a sudden spike of anger. Was that really neccessary? Did he have to press it against her skin so hard ( ... )
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