Riku (
darkercalling) wrote in
realityshifted2011-11-01 05:35 pm
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[Riku looks like he's seen better days. He may be fine physically (as far as anyone can see), but he's carrying himself oddly - like the weight of the world is on his shoulders, but at the same time, he's... learned things. Freeing things. Still, even before his little trip to the back of the shop, there was...
... something he refuses to think about. For now. He has a job to do first.Angst later.
He walks around the Plane with his blindfold on and the hood of his robe pushed back. Specifically, he's looking for Menzies, and he's carrying a ripe, delicious looking apple to give to her. If he's staring at it, it's only to keep his mind from wandering too far.]
This had better work...
... something he refuses to think about. For now. He has a job to do first.
He walks around the Plane with his blindfold on and the hood of his robe pushed back. Specifically, he's looking for Menzies, and he's carrying a ripe, delicious looking apple to give to her. If he's staring at it, it's only to keep his mind from wandering too far.]
This had better work...

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If that's your red riding hood impression, I've seen better.
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I thought I was the one with bad eyesight. It's not even red.
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[but she tenses when she realises he's coming toward her. backing up, she says sharply:] Don't do anything stupid. Stay there.
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[He'd roll his eyes, but there's no point if she can't see it. He does take a few more steps forward, but then he stops. He doesn't really want to make her mad.]
Fine, then I hope you can catch. [He tosses the apple to her.]
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[she was about to yell at him again, but instead she focuses on catching the apple--which she does. she's not wearing the gloves anymore, and thankfully the patch of Lish's skin on the back of her hand doesn't impact her grip]
[she turns the apple over in her hand curiously] What's this, then?
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You know, you're about on par with Red Riding Hood when it comes to listening. [which is, of course, her way of saying she's grateful--and annoyed]
[uncertain, but daring to hope, she takes a bite of the apple. she pauses, wondering if she's supposed to feel anything. she doesn't, but even so, a glance at her hand tells her that one thing has changed at least. she shifts her grip on the apple, poking at the back of her right hand] Would you look at that... I think it's done it. [but she takes another bite, just to be sure, debating how she should test this]
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Hey. [Pause] Everything okay?
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I got this for Menzies. Pretty sure if she eats it, she'll stop giving off bad luck. [Bit of a smirk] It's better than the other solution.
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Much better! You're friends with Inspector Menzies?
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Hey. [And hand goes back to the pocket.]
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Hey. [Pause. You know, weird things are still happening on the plane... ] Something wrong?
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I guess about as much as anything but you probably get that, huh? [He chuckles humorlessly and carries on his merry way.]
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[He watches Duo go, then turns his attention back to his own plans. He seriously needs to find Menzies before his own thoughts catch up with him...]
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You know, you could do with a sack or bag of some kind if you're going to go trick-or-treating, but you might run into a little trouble going up stairs with that blindfold.
[of course, he doesn't think the young man would be doing such a thing; such celebrations might not even exist in his reality, but he figures catching him off-guard might lead him to what is really going on. (and he hopes that's easier to do than it is with Oliver.)]
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I don't think stairs will be a problem. [He crosses his arms, smirking just faintly.] You get used to it, you know.
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I learned a little about the stars in school. Of course, the next thing the teacher said was that it meant the star could have gone out long before we'd know it.
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Well, your teacher was sort of right. All depends on when the star was born, the size of it, and how far away it is from your point of view. Sometimes, the brightest ones are already on the verge of dying.
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