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anopsiatic and you
Location: In your kitchen
Time: Before it runs out
Style: Disco
Status: Poisoned. But open.
[Open the door to a house that you don't remember ever living in, walk through the bedroom that you don't remember ever having slept in, past the couch that you certainly didn't scrawl your name all over (but it's there, anyway, like
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The only thing out of place really beyond that was the fact the man is currently holding onto a nearly six foot long katana in one hand as he watches Break rummage through his kitchen in hidden disbelief.]
Excuse me...how did you get into my apartment?
[Especially without him hearing the door open and the man cross the apartment to the room he currently occupied, really he didn't think he had slept that deeply.]
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The water around him goes drip drip drip. He just goes on rummaging with a tsk sort of sound.]
Ah, ah, ah. Question is, how did you get into your apartment?
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Once he locates the pale-haired man, he tosses the towel at him.]
Here. Dry yourself off.
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G'way, Xigbar. M'tired.
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It's not like he can pass on this chance, at any rate. Even old men must have their fun.
Creeping, creeping forward, that mischievous smirk on his face. Reaching forward with a hand aaaaaand--
Pinching your nose!]
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If it was Xigbar, he'd probably be turning religious right about now.]
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Invisible fourteen year old hovering over your shoulder, man :|]
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He waggles a finger mockingly as he rummages through the cabinets with his free hand.]
Now, now, it isn't good to stare at an old man like this. Why, you might make me feel as though I'm doing something incriminating.
[Chuckle.]
Now, be a dear and make yourself useful. Certainly, the tea isn't going to make itself!
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Sorry, I guess?
[And, like a good little, grumbling, invisible boy, he's going to make tea. The american way. With mugs and tea bags and all.]
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My, what an obedient little brat. [A bit of feigned suspicion there as he pops a sweet into his mouth. Mmm, blessed sweets.] It does seem suspicious. I don't owe you money, now, do I?
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WHY ARE YOU IN HIS APARTMENT.
Let alone the apartment of one psycho child and his marionette? Nirvana is now active, threateningly, right next to you. The boy is not happy. There are mechanical noises; it's pretty easy to HEAR the machine, even if you can't see it. ]
... I wouldn't say it's a crooked house. It's an apartment, and the building is most definitely not slanted. And this happens to be our kitchen.
[ Carl's outfit is largely unchanged; he was already rather dressed-up before, anyway, but he is extremely annoyed. ]
So... what are you doing in it? And how did you get in here?
[ ... You'll have hit the jackpot though, Break. This is a child with a sweet tooth. Enjoy the cakes and cookies and whatnot you find. ]
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Oh, I'm not certain what you recall, but I certainly don't recall ever calling you a crooked man. [Here comes a cookie. Down the hatch! Mmm, he likes chocolate chip. It's the chocolate, you understand. Such sweets.] Unfortunately, 'apartment' doesn't quite rhyme with 'crooked brat'.
[Fingers dancing through the cupboard. What's this, a tin of candy?
Jackpot. Absently as he fiddles with the lid--]
And how did you get into your apartment, praytell? Hm?
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I...
[ You know. He was about to say, "I used the door like a normal person," but he honestly hardly remembers. He just knows this is his apartment. Well, that's concerning. ]
I... I don't know. B-but that's not the point!
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Labeling such a sharp point as 'pointless' is akin to refusing to admit that a red apple is red! And what an paradox that must be. [Pops a candy from the tin into his mouth, wrapper et. al.] Either that, or I might have a most color-blind brat on my hands. My, my, my.
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