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featherknives) wrote2019-06-18 10:03 am
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Xayah here. Leave a note if you really need me for anything. Chances that I am busy are high
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Xayah here. Leave a note if you really need me for anything. Chances that I am busy are high
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THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THREE (3) HINT(S) FROM DR. SCHICKSAL'S HINT-O-MATIC. YOUR PAYMENT HAS BEEN PROCESSED.
[Xayah is now blind in her left eye. She can't stop feeling guilty, though she won't be able to discern a reason for the guilt. Finally, at least once a day, she will feel the impulse to hurt someone around her.
These effects will last until the next full moon.]
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...and Xayah guilty crouching to pick up the pieces of her device and some kind of urn that was in the corner of her room.]
@silent | Dec 18
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I'm not sure if I should come with you...
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Mind if I ask why not?
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I just don't want to be a hindrance
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[It's... weird to admit that, a weakness. But, she has to.]
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"A small wrapped package containing homemade sweets, including homemade marshmallows, graham crackers, chocolate, and homemade peppermint sticks. These are all wrapped in cellophane and put into a clean shoe. A bottle of generic red wine is also included."
The package includes a note that says "Happy Christmas", but the sender is left anonymous.
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"The first time I saw something packed in a shoe..." She doesn't wear shoes. "Thank you, Postmaster General."
And... she has a hunch who sent her this. She'll leave one peppermint stick for the General as thanks. "Happy holiday."
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Yay, holidays!
AT HER HOUSE
Dec 25, in person
The Soldier says, a bit shyly,]
Happy Christmas. It's so you have one knife you don't have to pluck.
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Ah... the holiday... that's-...
[That's a beautiful dagger. She gently takes it from his hand and traces the edge with her finger. It feels very sharp.]
...Are you sure?
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I'm sure. Christmas gifts for people you care about. Misty told me about it months ago.
[Which means they've had those months to prepare, for some people, and slightly less for others as it became apparently they, too, were people the Soldier cared about.]
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What would be appropriate to gift him? She doesn't have anything useful. After pocketing the knife at the hilt of her belt, she extends her hand and summons one of her feathers. There's a steady purple glint around it and hovers above the palm of her hand for a while.
After a while, it seems it had finally taken solid form, as the glint turns deep purple, and then falls heavy in the palm of her hand.]
This one's for you. You can't sharpen it by regular means so come see me when it dulls out. Oh and also, you can't attack me with it, since it's, well, my magic. It just won't reach me, it will disappear within my wings. Anybody else- it will make filets out of them.
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02/14, in her post-office box
No other explanation than that. Enjoy your chocolates, Xayah! Sora loves you! ]
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With that coiled over one shoulder, he heads off into the woods, casting his light far and wide in the residual mist. Most of the movement he sees are spirits splashing through the puddles and droplets falling thick off the trees. He himself makes no sound as he searches - a customary precaution even though his light is plainly visible, but there are things in these woods he doesn't want to run into alone and if walking in dead silence through what should be the sloshing of mud keeps their attention off him, all the better.
He's about to give up on this patch of woods when he sees a tuft of familiar feathers floating on the water by a log. He sucks in a breath, then paces quickly over to find that Xayah is indeed pinned down by it and out cold - but his fingers in front of her mouth prove she's breathing, if barely. He carefully bends at the knees and lifts the log off her, then checks her over to make sure nothing is badly broken before he picks her up to return her to the warm, relatively dry interior of The Invincible. He'll set her up in one of the empty rooms and get someone to check on her injuries - if she doesn't wake up on the walk over.]
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When she first came to it, she felt that someone was carrying her. Quite easily so. She didn't, however, have enough strength to open her eyes, regardless of how much he wanted to. Always on the alert, she wanted to know who got ahold of her, but strength failed her and she passed out again.
She finally starts coming to her senses when she feels bed and sheets underneath her. Her body feels like it weighs a ton, but she still lifts her head, squinting to see the surroundings.]
In...vincible, huh?
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Yeah. Found you not too far away. Looks like you got hit pretty hard by one of those trees in the storm. How are you feeling?
[She's still soaking wet, unfortunately - the walk hadn't been enough to entirely dry her. He turns away for a moment to take a couple quick steps to the room's bathroom and grab towels left by whoever had been staying in here last, then sets them on the end of the bed in case she finds them helpful to dry off with. Yeah, the bed's kinda wet too now, but what are you going to do.]
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Been worse... [This feels more like a trip and tumble compared to some experiences. She nods thanks when he brings towels and takes them both- discarding her cowl and upper cape to a nearby chair to dry (if they can), and then vigorously drying her hair whilst wrapping the other towel around her shoulders.]
I heard someone scream so I got out. [Sensitive ears even during storms.] Got really unlucky. [She lets the towel rest atop of her head, shooting glances towards Rosinante.] Thanks... for getting me out. I owe you.
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and yet, the sore ache in the heart that doesn't beat tells her more than enough that it does matter, even if she doesn't like that it does.
the greenhouse is in surprisingly good shape, even though there's still a few puddles on the floor when she enters. Carmilla makes a face and fingers a few oddly bright red leaves. that plant seems new. )
Knock knock, anyone home? ( her tone is impressively devil may care, but the expression on her face is a little less cagey. )
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She returns to the greenhouse after that and spends most of the time there. The flood had broken the lower glass of the greenhouse, so she had spent most of the time putting up planks against the lower walls to prevent draft or animals from sneaking in and eating veggies. After that, she spent time trying to get plants to recover.
Her ears perk up when she hears the door open and a voice fill the empty greenhouse. She stands up from where she's crouching, down the middle row, wings resting over her shoulders like a feathery cape and potted plant in her hands.]
Well, well, I didn't expect to have a visitor at this hour, [she chuckles. It's... attempt at a joke- it's always night and therefore always late?]
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Better get used to it, cutie, these are my kind of hours. ( vampires love skulking around in the dark, after all. perennial dark would be perfect, if it weren't for the whole this world is dying aspect.
Carmilla wanders closer to where Xayah is, eyeing the plants on her way. besides a bunch of colorful herbs, it seems the rest of the plants more or less made it out okay. she's kind of surprised. ) I was wondering how you were holding up. I see you and your plant friends are just fine.
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Excellent. I'm a night bird myself. [She likes the dark, but sun is good too, it gives life.
She laughs a bit and looks around the garden. There aren't many plants, but those that are here are growing and thriving. And she looks happy tending to them.]
A bruise or two because of the flood, but still alive and kicking. Can't just leave them all by themselves, [she raises the pot she's holding to point out and then places it down on the nearby wooden table.]
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