Yuuta Takizawa (
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castle_whims2022-09-03 05:09 pm
Post-Trial II Afterparty
[The good news is, snacks were already made! He just takes the food baggies out of the fridge - today's menu is sliced apples again, but also crackers. Yum!
There's exactly enough baggies for each surviving person, because look - they all knew how this was going to end.]
There's exactly enough baggies for each surviving person, because look - they all knew how this was going to end.]

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[Adorabat heads to where she left the memorial to Luz. The book is still there, safe and sound, as are the words and drawings. She's frowning as she takes out a permanent marker and writes down Edward's name, decorating it with black blood drops. She then takes the photos of Bella she took during the end of the trial and sets them down under the name. She sighs dejectedly.]
...'m sorry everyone was mean to you...
[She spends some time moping around here before flying off.]
Edward's Room
[There is crying coming from Edward's room. Should you poke your head in, you'll find Adorabat crying into her wings on the bed. Next to her is a letter. She doesn't notice you right away.]
Cafeteria Table
[Adorabat is miserable, sitting silently at the table, idly poking at the snacks in front of her with a wing. If you can see her eyes, you may be able to tell that she had been crying. Should you decide to approach, she notices you and makes a quick glance at you before returning her gaze to the snacks.]
Hi...
[It's extremely clear something is on her mind and is bugging her.]
CAFETERIA TABLE
...Hey.
[He is worryingly subdued as well.]
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She should be doing so many things. Should have done so many things. Instead she reads, and drops the letter, and then staggers back as if Edward's posthumously returned the blow she landed on his face, finally hitting the wall and sliding down it to sit curled up.]
How could he - how could he?
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Except, maybe...]
...Hey.
[He looked over to one of the corners of the room, seeing a keytaur with a signature scratched into the back. "DJ Daft Duck".] ...So that's where this thing was.
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Edward's Room
Adorabat...
[He doesn't try asking if she's okay. That would be stupid.
So he'll just. Jump onto the bed next to her. Waiting for her reaction.]
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Memorial
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But he decides to save it. Right now he just feels like he stared at Cthulhu for too long and lost sanity for it. Even now he muttering to himself as he absently munches on an apple slice. ]
The principal was on fire. That man was a living fireball, with no face, who controls fire. And he's running a literal murderschool.
How. The hell. Is that reality?
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[Hey Hunter, Dylan's actually speaking to you non-hostilely for once.
Hoo...ray?]
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For all I care, until he proves himself to have immortality or some crap, he can be killed.
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[He can cut her off at any point in the middle of that nonsense tbh]
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Iron maiden cw
Re: Iron maiden cw
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[Sorry, he's a bit...raw.]
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1/2
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And the killer was a vampire. I think pretty much anything's possible right now.
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[Anya walked into the cafeteria, stiff as a soldier. She looks around - cautiously, carefully - before laying her head down. She doesn't try to go eat anything and she probably won't unless someone chides her to eat. There's no inviting smell of gingerbread. There's nothing.
She looks ahead stoic, still as the grave. And once she's been there for a bit, she leaves silently like a shadow.]
music room
[Anya now was sitting at the piano, looking over the keys with restrained memorization, trying to copy what she saw Edward do. She runs her fingers across the keys, and begins trying to play. She can't do it perfectly. She's not close to it at all. But she's trying.]
meditation room
[Finally, Anya sits in the meditation room quietly. She sits on a cushion, her legs tugged to her chest, not looking up at all. She's silent. She's not crying - not this time - but she's not in a good place.
Her stomach is empty, her eyes are dry, and she hasn't said a word.]
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He'll get up and drop a baggie in front of her.]
Eat.
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Is that his song?
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In the vein of the intelligent but unexperienced baker, her project has rapidly taken over a large fraction of the kitchen. She has an entire little group of bowls where she is trying to get multiple cracked eggs without shell bits.
Eventually it is done and she has to be outside.]
I do not know... how long we can go on like this. Will that man be the one to decide how long we will suffer...?
[Honestly, the question that makes it sink in for her is that she's running out of good ideas for bible readings. It's not a pressing concern. It's more like she's tired of having to decide so much by herself, even what other people want or need to hear.]
Oatmeal Cookies
...Oh.
Mind if I try one?
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When she finally arrives in the cafeteria, she's... "calm" would be inaccurate. "Numb" isn't right either. It's more like there are so many emotions, so many cascading realizations, that all the feelings in her heart have lost all meaning.
She sits at a table, miserably gnawing on a cracker and murmuring under her breath,]
I never apologized, did I?
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And he skipped the cafeteria entirely this time. He was instead in the Meditation Room, this time in lotus position, eyes closed.]
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Afterwards, though, she makes her way to the music room, where she takes a seat at the now-vampire-less piano and... Pauses above the keys for just a moment. For some reason, classical music feels right. But she's from the other side of 2800 from anyone here, so...
Bring Me To Life probably doesn't register as classical music to anyone else here, but here we are. RIP thomasin you would have loved amy lee. ]
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It doesn't take as long for Dylan to show up as it did last time, but it's still a while. He'll silently take his apple slices, though he'll probably let someone else take his crackers.
You'll either find him one of two ways, eating like he's trying to either savor this meal or prolong it as much as possible, or staring into space, for once not literally.
It's at least better than that blank look he's had a few times now.]
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In a small miracle, he actually makes it out of the kitchen with a proper cuppa and no new burns in the process! That's character growth. Situating himself at a table, Valmont spends the next appreciable amount of time sipping his tea, chewing the same apple slice for too long, and generally staring into the middle distance. Eventually, though, something occurs to him. ]
Why do you suppose he calls himself Father?
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[Adorabat's a little preoccupied poking the snacks in front of her when she catches sight of Valmont. She stares at him for a couple of moments before flying to the ground and waddling over to him when the question is asked. Is Valmont paying attention to her...?
She pokes her wings together meekly.]
...Cuz he's a big, dumb buttface?
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