Too Determined To Be Defeated

Hi there! I'm Eve. That's my nickname, anyway. I'm an exchanged student with a busy life and a lot of priorities. I like to bake, draw, read, and write mystery novels. Talk to me? ((Semi-selective. Death Note oc. tag me at deductivexcreativity ))

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Starter Call!

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ooc;; hey guys!! Guess who’s back

[midnightjellys]

starting a girl gang of girls aggressively supporting other girls so reblog if you want in because if we get enough people we’re getting jackets

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@idoloccult @detectiveanddemon

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@questionablemalice

[hellsgreatestdetective-deactiva]

@deductivexcreativity

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eteritlux:

†— The ends of his smile twitched for a second, his shoulder lulling beneath the weight of a heavy book bag. A natural reaction now that he thought about it. For when was it ever a promise of a pleasant conversation when God was the topic? Erraticism. That’s what he wanted to say at first. For God is a private word, one talked about between tight lips and closed doors. Oh, but more come to mind too. Kira. Law. Fortitude. Man.

“—zeus.” That’s what he would have said as a child, it’s the first to come to mind on what a normal person would say but he soon realized it was anything but. A regular person would have thought something along the lines of Chirst, he was sure. His eyes rested upon that clean unblemished notepaper, darting away at a heartbeat’s skip. “ Zeus as in myth. Myth as in legend.” What a perfect atheist he would make, he grinned at the thought as his arms crossed over his chest. Patiently, he waited for the next question. 

His initial reaction wasn’t, in itself, an uncommon one. Evelyn figured that--if put into the same situation--she would have a similar reaction upon hearing ‘god’ involved in the questions. Any regular person would assume a conversation starting with such a term would be stressful at best.

She recorded the answer upon both the question sheet as well as the blank paper, however, she also added a few little notes about the giving of the answer onto the notebook paper. 

“Hm...” Evelyn hummed. “I would have to agree with your thought process. Are you into mythology?” For a moment, genuine curiosity peaked out of the veil of focus and determination on her face “--O-oh, sorry. I got off topic. ” She glanced to the list of questions and gave the second.  “Alright... the second word relation question now. Morality.”

She watched him in high hopes to pick up any signs of a false answer, or--at least--nervous behavior. Asking this same set of questions got tiring after repeating them for so long.  So many times... but no one has stood out. Really, Evelyn felt a tad upset at her lack of progress. 

[xoxoxogossipgirlll]

Me: *wants to talk to you*

Me: *has nothing to say*

[deathnote-1-3]

Light Yagami did a lot of awful things but I will never forgive him for breaking his dads heart. Every single version of death note has L accusing Light and poor Mr. Yagami getting sad and it is unacceptable. Burn the stupid note and hug your dad you ungrateful brat

[bleedingheartsuggestion]

dont let fear control you. do what makes you happy; push through it

[horrificmemes]

Send me “Ferris Wheel” for our muses to go exploring in an abandoned, broken-down amusement park/carnival.

[cuminjuice-deactivated20241202]

every day is a good day to remember that neither Light nor L are the villain or the hero.

[theonion]

[10knotes]

Cruel.

[luvbey]

i wish dogs lived longer and life wasnt so expensive and leftover fries still tasted good heated up

[httpkitsune]

The person I reblogged this from is super cute and deserves to have a nice day

[httpkitsune]

The person I reblogged this from is super cute and deserves to have a nice day

[hellsgreatestdetective-deactiva]

Ah, so she was capable of noticing things such as that. A direct confrontation with Kira was a suicide mission, but it was not as though Neuro cared a great deal about the girl; she was just another way to pass the time.

He tapped his chin at her suggestion.

“We would have to get there first, and then decide how best to deal with the… suspect.” There were only so many ways a human could corner the likes of Light Yagami without invoking his true character. Neuro smiled.

“I’ll make sure not to slip up again, Miss Eve, it was just an assumption on my part.” The truth was that he had completely ignored the part where she gave him her nickname. He took out his phone, and began dialing in Yako’s number. “I’ll actually just call her now so she can give you the full profile. I never remembered the full details.”

It rang. And rang. Yako was busy pursuing information from L, from what he could recall. It would not do to have her distracted now. Eventually, she picked up.

“‘ello?”

“Miss Yako, it’s Neuro! I’ve got someone here that would like to talk to you.” He gave her no time to protest, handing the phone to Evelyn in an instant. “Just ask her whatever you want.” It was a good distraction, he thought, from his temporary slip up.

[deductivexcreativity]

“Mhm–I mean, I would already be at a risk, just going up and talking to him as a classmate… if he found out, and he is Kira, I’m in a position where my name is broadcast every class period… though, that could stop Kira from doing anything, too. If I was Kira, I’d probably want to avoid killing anyone I know personally,” Evelyn rambled on. 

“Hm?–oh, yeah, that would be amazing.” 

Once again, her face lit up with excitement. Evelyn did not expect to actually get to talk to Yako Katsuragi herself. I’ll ask… for a vague outline of discoveries made regarding Kira. I don’t want to ask for specifics–I mean, she doesn’t even know me, so i don’t want to be rude, but… She took the phone without hesitation, but the words… weren’t leaving her lips exactly like she had rehearsed them a second before in her head. 

“U-um, hello, this is–uh, you can call me Eve. I met your assistant in the library and he offered to help me investigate things pertaining to the Kira Case. Out of curiosity, e-er… can you give me a brief profile of things already deduced regarding Kira’s identity? I also want to know, for the sake of comparing intel, what you already know about the killing method.” 

Why a phone call? I can talk in person– I can text– but why did it have to be a phone call?? I sound like an idiot!

[hellsgreatestdetective-deactiva]

He held back a snigger at the girl’s stammering. Who knew that all it would take was a phone call with one of her idol’s to crack whatever cool facade she had set up, a hilariously flushed mess of excitement and terror all bundled into each other.

He doubted she would feel so inclined to wind herself up if she met Yako in person.

“I knew Neuro was up to something…” So Yako was worried about him. How… precious. “Hello, Eve, I will make this quick as I have five minutes before I get to work. Kira is a university student living in a stable family with a stable income from a neighbourhood where the crime rate is extremely low. One of his parents, or perhaps both, are involved in criminal investigations, but they are not lawyers. Um… if we want to get into specifics then he is likely to be a top-grade student that’s rather popular beyond his wits”

It was impressive what Yako could conclude based upon the victims alone. The ‘university’ part of course came from her recent escapade and whatever consequences were certain to follow. She would not leave the headquarters alone with such limited information, and she was far too stubborn to ask him for help.

He began to idly analyse the street in front of the prison. Everything was grey. Grey buildings, grey pavements, grey people, grey clouds. What an utterly boring world.

“I cannot give you the details of how he kills, I’m afraid. He requires a name and a face to induce heart attacks, but is capable of killing through other means and forcing the target to behave in a particular way leading up to death. There is also another Kira that does not need a name that uses the same method.”

Bored already, Neuro pulled the phone out of Evelyn’s hands.

“Thank you, Miss Yako! We were really stuck in a rut over here. Let me know how things go on your side.” And do not make him come by to pick her up. That was the warning in his voice and he called his goodbye, promptly hanging up. There were more important things for him to do or, at least, more interesting. The Kira case was Yako’s until he decided to jump in.

All attention was on Evelyn.

“So, what do you want to do now?”

[deductivexcreativity]

So, they did have quite a bit of information. Evelyn was surprised, sure, but not that surprised. 

She looked up at Neuro with a confused expression as he snatched the phone back. That was rude, she thought. The longer she interacted with Neuro, the more she wished she was interacting with Yako instead. There was just something unsettling about this man. She didn’t quite know what, but... she was wary, to say the least. 

Evelyn looked down. “Well... maybe we could stop for coffee and talk over what we saw?" Actually, the teen just so happened to know that a certain honors student would be passing by the shop on his way home from the class she was skipping in the near future. She would record him on her phone and see if anything he did appeared suspicious. 

[idoloccult]

deductivexcreativity:

“Well, um…” Evelyn allowed a pause, her more outgoing expression shifting to one best described as ‘embarrassed’. 

“T-to be honest, I was hoping you could help me with tips on makeup? I’ve never been good with it, so I usually don’t wear any.” The teen figured a more honest approach would be the best way to go, now that the topic had shifted to something else aside from Kira. She wasn’t exactly lying about being a fan– but she wasn’t obsessed or anything by any means either. She knew of Misa and thought her look was super cute. That was all. 

Of course, even though the makeup tips would be appreciated, her first and foremost focus was on observing Misa for anything else that could be considered suspicious. 

          She hummed contemplatively, leaning in for a moment to more closely inspect the girl’s face. Her skin wasn’t bad at all, and she did have decent bone structure.

          “Well, the number one thing for anyone is always a good skincare routine, of course. You should make sure you use a very gentle soap to wash your face with, plus a toner, and then a nice moisturizer – at the bare minimum. Misa-Misa never puts on make up unless she moisturizes first. You should always use a primer, too, to smooth your skin and create a nice canvas for other products.”

          With a smile, she reached into the purse that hung over her shoulder and produced her own cosmetics bag. “These are some of the products Misa uses most! I only wear things like foundation and highlighter and stuff when I’m going to be on camera, but they’re good things to have. For an every day look, like I’m guessing you’re after, a little concealer and a setting powder will go a long way! Plus eyeliner and mascara, of course.”

          Hazel eyes glanced up at the other girl, attempting to gauge the sincerity of her interest.

[deductivexcreativity]

“Hm...”, Evelyn hummed in acknowledgement and curiosity as Misa outlined the importance of having a good skincare routine. The longer the woman talked, the less and less interested the exchange student found herself in the topic of makeup. Skin care was an obvious point, and a boring one at that, even if it was important--and Evelyn was an impatient person in nature. 

Her attention was brought back with the mention of the specific products. This was where her own knowledge was sorely lacking. Momentarily, her objective of observing Misa for any suspicious actions faded away into genuine curiosity. “Huh... just concealer and setting powder? I guess I always thought of makeup like... well, like an ‘all or nothing’ type of thing.”

Just as soon as her initial objective had faded away, a new objective formed into place. Now... may not be the time for observations of someone she hardly knew. Actually, it might be more advantageous for the teen to gain at least a shred of trust first. She would put aside investigation for now in favor of true conversation.  

[deductivexcreativity]

49, 50, 51!!!

49: What country was your OC born in?50: Does your OC cry easily?51: What is your OCs favorite genre of music?

ooc;; 49- Evelyn was born in the United States, however she was almost born in Japan. Her mother went into labor the day her and Freddy Guntaire returned from a vacation. 

50- Alone? Yes. However, when she is around others, it takes a lot to get her to actually cry. 

51-  Classical. She likes to play Mozart specifically while she writes her short stories. 

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2: Where does your OC work?

3: What's your OCs favorite food?

4: Does your OC prefer paper or plastic?

5: How old is your OC?

6: Does your OC have any supernatural powers?

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8: What are some of your OCs strengths?

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10: What is your OCs favorite outfit?

11: What is your OCs spirit animal?

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22: Has your OC ever killed someone?

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24: What does your OC smell like?

25: What time of year does your OC prefer?

26: Is your OC a human or an animal? (or something else idk)

27: What languages does your OC speak?

28: Does your OC like anime?

29: Can your OC swim?

30: What does your OC choose to do about the, er, hair down there?

31: Does your OC believe in fairies?

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36: What turns your OC on?

37: What was your OCs first word?

38: Does your OC have any pets?

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48: What social class is your OC from?

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50: Does your OC cry easily?

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56: What kind of clothes does your OC wear?

57: Would you call your OC adventurous?

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59: What is the first thing that someone would notice about your OC?

60: Does your OC enjoy nature?