Shuu Tsukiyama (
lasuaspada) wrote2014-12-05 07:51 pm
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warmwood, evening 2; tsukiyama + banjou
[Tsukiyama doesn't return home immediately after the trial; rather, the first part of his evening is full of the sort of questionable life choices that lead to him getting violently ill immediately after he does. It'd been reckless, and he's aware that it's a bad idea to be spending time anywhere near someone possessed while he's in a less than ideal physical state, but at the same time he can't say that he can be bothered to care, and in its own way it had been entirely worth it.
After a while, however, he'd forced himself up and straightened himself up, and even if he's still looking...slightly disheveled he's more composed than he has been for the better part of the day, and when he finally finds Banjou he doesn't approach him properly. Instead he just leans up against the doorframe and watches him for a moment; when he finally speaks, his voice is perhaps surprisingly calm, even if his expression is a bit unnervingly blank.]
Why did you abstain?
[The question is straightforward; it's all he offers for now. No greeting, but not screaming insults either. Just a question.]
After a while, however, he'd forced himself up and straightened himself up, and even if he's still looking...slightly disheveled he's more composed than he has been for the better part of the day, and when he finally finds Banjou he doesn't approach him properly. Instead he just leans up against the doorframe and watches him for a moment; when he finally speaks, his voice is perhaps surprisingly calm, even if his expression is a bit unnervingly blank.]
Why did you abstain?
[The question is straightforward; it's all he offers for now. No greeting, but not screaming insults either. Just a question.]
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We can't live amongst humans. We'll either go mad and attack someone or we'll eventually starve. Coming here was a death sentence, so why did we do it?
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[...it's no good.
It's just as he said.]
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Yes. He's still here.
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[His gaze darts a bit at that while he tries to process it; his breathing quickens a bit, though it's not in that odd, constricted way that he was dealing with at the trial.]
May I speak to him, or...?
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I'm breaking rules if I do this. I can only let him talk for a minute, understand?
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He's not a good actor, but he shifts his shoulders tensing up abruptly.]
Brother?
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Kazuichi-san...?
[...gonna be really undignified in about three seconds, you just watch.]
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Please help me, Shuu-san.
I don't... I don't want to die.
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You're not going to die, amore, I swear to you. You know I'll do whatever's necessary.
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This is going to get himself killed.]
I don't know what it wants, but please... please...
[This isn't really going anywhere and he knows it. Tsukiyama should be the one asking questions right now.]
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The Lady needs to know about this - surely she can do something if we inform her of this, or at the very least she won't send those we find to their deaths...!
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If you ask her to do so, she'll say it's blasphemy.
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[Because nothing in their lives is ever easy; welcome to Tokyo Ghoul, where everything's fucked up and your desire to stop suffering doesn't matter.]
Are you aware of everything that's been happening?
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I don't share dreams with the demon, but I'm aware of everything else.
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well shit]
I suppose you saw how that last trial went, then.
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...We'll figure something out, Kazuichi-san, and I won't let you die. I promise you.
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Thank you.
[And then Banjou straightens up, holding out his hand.]
I'm sorry. That's all the time I can give you.
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Tsukiyama can feel himself tense up a little again when the demon's presence returns, but he...doesn't seem nearly as riled as he did before.]
...You know, that was surprisingly decent of you, monsieur.
[........
...are...you a guy...okay look let's just not worry about that right now]
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I'm sorry I couldn't give you more time.
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[And something about that seems to relax him a little; not much, but some.]
Answer something for me?
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If I can, I'll answer whatever you ask.
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