((OOC: S-sorry it's taken so long to get this posted, guys! I really did think I'd done this already... OTL))
Characters: Harlequin and the people of the Winding Way
Content: With
this conversation, Harlequin has agreed to help Gintoki with that HVAC project by mapping out the air circulation ducts throughout the ship . . . from the inside . . .
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"Leave it to me, everyone~", she sang. "I'm the invincible Milky Rose~"
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"Mysterious-- it's freezing." The purple-haired girl stopped singing and stormed over to the air vent. "Stupid ship. How are we supposed to fix you?"
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H-he wasn't sure if any sound actually escaped him or not, but he clapped a hand over his mouth all the same as he scrambled back, trying to fumble the little mana-powered pen light off with the other hand. He really didn't want to get in trouble for seeming to spy on someone or anything like that, after all. He'd certainly not been meaning to!
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Lunasa was usually a happy time of year, and for Roxas, it used to be. As a kid, he would always look forward to the holiday, even starting a countdown of days once August rolled around. However, the previous year's Lunasa Day Bombings had taken something important from him, and Roxas hadn't been able to think fondly of the holiday since.
"It's almost that time of year again," he sighed. "Almost one year now."
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He drew up to the next vent and peered out. "Huh . . . what kind of room is this? Oh!" He pulled back a bit when he realized the room was not unoccupied. He didn't want to disturb anyone, after all. But he saw the young man notice something on the wall - the calendar perhaps? - and heard the quiet grief in his voice. Oh...what happened a year ago? Out of concern more than realizing he was "eavesdropping," Harlequin hesitated at the vent. Maybe...maybe there was something he could help with?
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Roxas turned away from the calendar. Just looking at it was making him upset. He had to figure out what he was going to do on Lunasa. Was he going to try to forget about everything that happened last year and try to celebrate, or was he going to spend the day remembering what he lost? Roxas was leaning towards the second option.
"...stupid bombings," he muttered. "Why did you have to happen?"
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Still, what with teaching himself how to get around the ship and his duties, he had had little time to practice his drawings. They were what he had been known for during his time with Root, and just because he had left them, didn't mean he was going to fall out of practice.
Inking his brush, he placed it to the paper and drew a fairly large, detailed butterfly. He placed the brush down, performed a single handed hand signal and muttered "Ninpou, Choujuu Giga."
Just as he finished speaking, the drawing of the butterfly came to life. It fluttered off the page and Sai watched it as it began to flap it's way around his room.
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He watched in fascination as Sai painted a big, detailed butterfly, then set his brush aside and speak over it as he described an odd gesture. Then, the butterfly came to life! A sharp gasp escaped the little puppet as he flinched back from the grate, the sound echoing softly around the duct. He clapped his hands over his mouth, but the damage had already been done. He just hoped Sai hadn't heard him...
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"Is somebody there?"
Probably not the wisest of movements. But then, it could have been anybody up there. Of course, it was more than likely a member of crew, but, if someone had crept in while they were last docked...
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The blond woman shut her door behind her, and turned the lock before moving off towards her closet. She began unbuttoning her shirt as she went along, only too relieved to let loose in the privacy of her quarters.
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Oh, goodness, was she starting to undress!? He started to pull back, understanding that culture or society or whatever dictated that he should look...but curiosity won out. He'd never seen the bare structure of a flesh being before and found himself wondering how exactly they were built and how their joints moved, how they functioned...
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Harlequin studied her in completely chaste fascination. He supposed he should have known better, though. Just like their fingers, wrists, and necks, the rest of their joints were also hidden underneath the covering of skin they bore. He . . . couldn't help the faint twinge of disappointment - he really did kind of want to know how flesh people moved and worked - but it was a minor thing, really.
A-and . . . he'd been watching too long now as it was. Time to move on...
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Like any sensible person would be at this hour, Ichigo was asleep in his cabin. His chest rose and fell, accompanied by the barest hint of a snore. Only yesterday, Milk had tried to dye his hair blue, so even asleep, he was tense. Old habits died hard.
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A moment later, he woke up fully and realized exactly what he'd just done. Hastily, Ichigo pulled the grate up and saw who it had been who had "attacked" him. "Harlequin?!" he exclaimed, worry in his eyes. "Harlequin! Are you--are you okay?" Shit, shit, shit, how much damage had he done this time? If he'd seriously hurt the kid, Ichigo would never forgive himself.
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Ichigo might also have registered non-wood breaking noises . . . as Harlequin had landed on his backpack of supplies.
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