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({This probably seems like a load of bullshit)}
But if this gets 100 notes my parents are letting me go to Sydney so I can meet the guy Iâm in love with. And his url is Katsutwins if you need any proof.
I never reblog these but Iâm only doing it cause itâs Libby. <3~
Thanks for the fun times, everyone!
I'd like thank everyone for RP'ing with me as Ajimu. However, as I find myself short of time lately because of University, I've decided it best if I only use one RP blog, and as I have lost interest in Ajimu, I made a new one. All of my other RP blogs have closed down, but who knows - in the future, perhaps we will see me return as Ajimu? Only time will tell. My new RP blog's link is fujibayashis
If I accidentally drop our thread it's not because I don't want to play it's because I'm a horrible roleplayer and 100% scatter brained. Never be afraid to message me to remind me it's my turn.
âThatâs exactly why you DO deserve a friend!â He exclaimed, squinting his eyes. âIf youâre that bored, then Iâd say you need a friend. Even with all that youâve done.â He rubber his chin, looking at her. âMaybe most people wouldnât look at it this way, but what if the trouble you cause saved us all in the long run. What if ending Caesarâs reign did help Rome for the better, and what if the war on nuclear weapons helped prevent some other kind of conflict? Sure, itâs all horrible, but humanity looks back on this stuff and tries to take a lesson out of it, yâknow? I agree the holocaust was beyond horrible, but what if something like that were to happen anyway? Maybe sooner rather than later saved a whole bunch of peopleâŠâ He shook his head, coughing a bit. âIâm not even sure what Iâm taking about anymoreâŠâ
âReally?â He asked, tilting his head. âYou canât heal people? Huh, youâd think itâd be in one of those billions of powers, but I guess not.â He admitted, chuckling a bit. âYou know, Iâm a bit sorry to say I havenât read too much of the bible, but Iâm sure he was a pretty special guy. Lucky for you, I guess! You did get to see him, at least.â
"I...never looked at it that way," Ajimu said musingly. "I always believed that I was one who caused trouble for humanity, and as such, there have been times where I have been referred to as the devil." She looked him over, a blank expression on her face. "I have always been one who plays with the souls and hearts of humans for my own entertainment. I discard those who no longer interest me, like a child discards a toy," she said bluntly. "To be a friend of mine is a risk - I may choose to dispose of you if you no longer interest me. Even so, would you still be my friend?"
"No, I cannot heal people. I can turn time back on a wound so that it is like the wound never happened. I can nullify pain, and create the illusion that a wound is no longer there. With the 'All Fiction' that I...borrowed from a friend, I can even make it so the wound never existed in the first place, that it was fiction. But the power to heal, the skill of actually repairing wounds, was one I never possessed."
âOf course, the master,â Ajimu said. âNot the main character, but very powerful in his own right.â
She looked around the room, and grinned. âSo all that needs to be done is to clean up the mess before he opens the door and comes in, correct?â She stood up and started to make a sweeping motion around the room with her arm, then stopped midway. âAh. I forget that I am not supposed to stand out. Perhaps you would like to do the honours, Eve-chan?â
âI would, but I think the mess makers deserve their punishment, donât you agree?â Evelyn smirked. âBesides, its funny to watch their reactions when he comes in the door.â
Ajimu laughed and sat back down. âHa! Good point, Eve-chan. Watching the reactions of humans is certainly interesting. They have so many different faces.â
Just then, the doors burst open. Ajimu grinned. âNow this will be interesting.â
âWell⊠they also need to learn that they canât be bailed out all the time, right?â
"Mhmm," Ajimu said, mouth closed in a smirk. She watched as Makarov started shouting at everyone in the room, mainly about how much it was going to cost to get it all fixed again. Most of his tirade seemed to be delivered towards Erza, Natsu, and Gray, and how they managed to destroy entire towns on missions.
Ajimu grinned. "So I'm assuming those three are the usual troublemakers."
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âOf course, the master,â Ajimu said. âNot the main character, but very powerful in his own right.â
She looked around the room, and grinned. âSo all that needs to be done is to clean up the mess before he opens the door and comes in, correct?â She stood up and started to make a sweeping motion around the room with her arm, then stopped midway. âAh. I forget that I am not supposed to stand out. Perhaps you would like to do the honours, Eve-chan?â
âI would, but I think the mess makers deserve their punishment, donât you agree?â Evelyn smirked. âBesides, its funny to watch their reactions when he comes in the door.â
Ajimu laughed and sat back down. "Ha! Good point, Eve-chan. Watching the reactions of humans is certainly interesting. They have so many different faces."
Just then, the doors burst open. Ajimu grinned. "Now this will be interesting."
Ajimu blinked. âFifty? That is quite impressive.â She continued to observe Erza flying around the room with interest. Suddenly, she pointed at the door. âThereâs someone very, very powerful about to enter. Heâs quite small though, and his old age appears to be catching up to him. But he is easily much more powerful than everyone in this room.â Excluding me, of course, she thought, but didnât voice it. She glanced at Evelyn. And perhaps her too. After all, she is the same as me.
âYeah, that would be master Makarov.â She chuckled. âMust have just came back from the last meeting of the local guild league. Might be in a bad mood though, considering the current mess.â
"Of course, the master," Ajimu said. "Not the main character, but very powerful in his own right."
She looked around the room, and grinned. "So all that needs to be done is to clean up the mess before he opens the door and comes in, correct?" She stood up and started to make a sweeping motion around the room with her arm, then stopped midway. "Ah. I forget that I am not supposed to stand out. Perhaps you would like to do the honours, Eve-chan?"
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Ajimu sat up in the tree, watching the fight. âMy oh my, if I had decided to fight, this would be over in an instant,â she murmured. âAfter all, a simply gun skill like his is not enough to go up against a hundred of mine. But I am Impartial, so I cannot interfere, except to make sure 115 doesnât die.â She sat up in the tree, relaxing and keeping a close eye on the fight as it unfolded. âThis will be interesting indeed.â
The feeling around 115 changed. He suddenly smirked like a psychopath, slicing at the special operations agent with a blade of air before kicking him in the ribs, causing a a cracking sound. The soldier flew past the tree line of the forest, 115 following after. There was the sound of something splattering then silence. He slowly walked out from the tree line, a neutral expression on his face as always with his hands drenched in blood.Â
Ajimu hopped down from the tree, slowly applauding. "That was much faster than expected. I may have underestimated your battle prowess slightly - I thought that you would have had a harder time against him." She looked around at the carnage, and sighed. "You certainly made a mess, however. Perhaps it would be best to clean this up." Snapping her fingers, the corpses and blood sank into the ground as though being absorbed by quicksand. "A proper burial indeed," she said, smirking.
âHowâs it going?â Ajimu repeated. âNot too good, but not too bad. Indeed, you could say that times have been ratherâŠmonotonous.â She grinned a little at her own joke - indeed, not much has changed for her over her long life.Â
Ajimu glanced around. This was a world she did not recognise, which was rare - she thought she had traveled to every dimension by now. New ones pop up everyday, huh? âIâm afraid I did not catch your name,â Ajimu said, looking back at the girl, a smile on her face that never quite seemed to reach her cold eyes.
So somewhere in the middle, sheâd assumed. A shrug rolled off the smiling karatekaâs shoulders, accepting the answer. Yuri was a striking go-getter and monotony certainly didnât fit her style. She often wondered how others could stay sane in even the briefest of stalemates.Â
At the otherâs remark, brown hues blinked in realization â seemed like the alleged social butterfly was slipping today. âOh, right! My bad. Itâs Yuri~ And yourself?â She gave this person a look-see, wondering where sheâd seen her before; then it occurred to her that she hadnât. Odd, seeing as she could usually produce a name for any local face. âHuh, but Iâm pretty sure I havenât seen you aroundâŠâ
So she's the active kind. Much like Medaka - that girl can't sit still for a moment, always feeling the need to go around, helping others, solving others' problems, trying to make the world perfect. I couldn't stand her. But this girl's activity seems to be of a different kind.
"I am Najimi Ajimu, but please, call me Anshin'in," Ajimu said, curtsying, albeit a little mockingly as though she thought the act of being polite in that manner was ridiculous. Not that I care what fictional characters call me, of course. "And no, I am not from around here. You could say...I get around. A lot and often." She grinned again at her own joke. That was an understatement, to say the least.
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Ajimu tapped the accept button, and skipped up to Asuna. âPleasure to be working with youâŠâ She grinned. ââŠpartner.â Opening up her menu again, she cocked her head to one side as she looked at her stats. She beckoned Asuna over to look at it.Â
âThis may be a bit of a problem,â Ajimu said, smiling apologetically. âI didnât mean to do it, but perhaps the system automatically adjusted to who I am.â The word âmasteredâ was all over the stats menu beside every skill except for cooking, which was a 0.
âDidnât have to be that honest about my culinary skills,â Ajimu muttered, annoyed.
Asunaâs eyes widened immensely at the amount of skills that Anshinâin had mastered. That alone wiped away any doubts that Asuna had about this mysterious woman. However, she did let out a small giggle when she noticed that the cooking skills was down to zero. Out of everything, cooking seemed like, and is, one of the easiest skills to masterâgive or take a year.Â
âCooking here is easy, so youâll probably master that in no time.â
Ajimu shrugged. "I've never been able to master cooking. After all, how can one cook when one cannot taste?" She sighed and closed the menu. "I just throw whatever I think looks interesting in, and that often ends in disaster. Though of course, I do not know whether it is a disaster or not myself. All food tastes the same to me."
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âYou talk a lot dear.â
âAlthough I go nowhere with it,â Ajimu said musingly. âUnless, of course, you are to decipher the meaning of my otherwise meaningless rambling.â
âMaybe I could understand you if you repeated everything you said.â She giggled jokingly.
"I'm afraid the only ones who would understand me are Not Equals," Ajimu replied. "And you are certainly not one. You have a very 'Plus' air about you." I can't stand 'Pluses', she thought, inwardly rolling her eyes. Much too good for my liking, ranting on about friends, love, and justice.
Ajimu shrugged. âIt was because he found out my true identity, and most likely deemed that I was too dangerous. AlthoughâŠâ She looked up at the ceiling. âHe did rip my face off too. He said that was out of affection, however. Strange way of showing affection.â
âYeah⊠I think that boy has issues.â Evelyn observed. âThe sort who would strip the wings off birds just to watch them plummet.â
Ajimu grinned. âAh, that describes him perfectly.â She finished the tea she had ordered, and sat back, taking a look around the room, which still seemed to be in chaos as Erza rocketed around it, eating all the strawberry cake that she had previously conjured up.
âPerhaps someone should tell her that eating so much sweet food will give her a stomachache,â Ajimu commented, giggling.
âI would, but she usually doesnât listen.â Evelyn shrugged. âShe can easily eat about fifty in one sitting without ant ill effects, so I wouldnât worry.â
Ajimu blinked. "Fifty? That is quite impressive." She continued to observe Erza flying around the room with interest. Suddenly, she pointed at the door. "There's someone very, very powerful about to enter. He's quite small though, and his old age appears to be catching up to him. But he is easily much more powerful than everyone in this room." Excluding me, of course, she thought, but didn't voice it. She glanced at Evelyn. And perhaps her too. After all, she is the same as me.
Ajimu shrugged a little. âEither way, I could not pass on even if I wanted to. Personally, I am not one who looks forward to reincarnation. I will still have my memories. I will still be the same person. I will still be immortal until I resolve to die. Nothing will have changed in the world of the living. So why not stay in the world of the dead?â she murmured. âAnd I do not deserve a friend. If there is anyone in the world who does not deserve on, it is me.â Because if I become friends with someone like I did with Medaka, it will only end in their misfortune. I only bring misfortune to others.
âNo, of course not,â Ajimu said dismissively. âI have only fallen in love once in my life, and it was not with Jesus. He was much too pure and good for my liking. I simply observed him from a distance, and watched as he performed what humans called âmiraclesâ with the help of his Abnormalities.â
The Impartial Not Equal: yuzuru-otanashi: He nodded his head, listening to her words. âNo,...
He shook his head, listening to her words. "No, don't put yourself down like that. Everyone deserves a friend. What have you done otherwise thy makes you think that?" He shrugged. "You know, it doesn't matter, if your not moving on, then I'm not going to leave either. I can promise you my friendship, if it means anything."
He shrugged, looking at her. "Well, they did write a book about him and the things he did, so couldn't have been too bad, eh?" He got a sudden question in his head. "Did you ever do anything to help him, or were you impartial then, as well?"
"What have I done?" She laughed suddenly. "Oh, lots and lots of things that you humans would call heartless and cruel, but also amazing at the same time. I may have been Impartial during my time alive, but it did not mean that I didn't offer my help to certain people who interested me. Of course, I also had to help the other side afterwards. For example, Julius Caesar. How do you think he was able to conquer so much of the known world? And who do you think put the idea of assassinating him into dear old Brutus' head? Adolf Hitler could have never done as well as he did in taking over Germany without my help, and he would not have killed so any Jews if I had not persuaded him with my idea of a 'perfect race' - but he also would have won the war if I did not assist the other side. Creation of nuclear weapons? Me. Deciding that it would be more interesting if countries didn't use them on each other, no matter how much they hated one another? Also me.There are many instances in history where I had a hand in making terrible, terrible things happen, simply for my entertainment. Why would someone like me deserve a friend?"
"As for Jesus, he was a very fascinating man. The most selfless one I have ever met. I never helped him, much to contrary belief on the part of those who knew me - his ability to cure people was one skill that even I did not possess. My skills are not ones that heal, and before then, I had never heard of such. I was tempted to save him from being crucified, but then I knew I would have to help his enemies kill him again later, so I did not."
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âPerhaps,â she muttered, smiling as she continued to admire the bracelet. âI did not wish to see you conflicting with yourself internally over fooling that innocent man. Consider that compensation on my part.â
Standing straight once more, I placed my hand on top of Ajimuâs head, as if she were a cat, âThank you for that.â I smiled.
"Now, to continue where we left off. To the corners of the city," Ajimu said, finally looking away from the bracelet. It now seemed to give off a soft shine, as though imbued with some sort of enchantment.
Skipping forward cheerfully, she continued to follow Craft until they reached one corner. Crouching down beside the wall, she grinned. "Perfect." She turned around and signaled for Craft to come closer.
"What I am about to do requires a lot of concentration, which means that my other skills will not be as powerful as usual. In other words, my illusion will not work anymore inside of a certain radius, and neither will my 'Memory Blank'. I want you to ensure that noone gets within two metres of me for about twenty seconds."
âIndeed, discovery is a curious thing.â
They finally arrive at the dock.
âIâll cover for two tickets if you want, but these airships kind of cramped, if you want to just stay and teleport to me or something when I get there, Iâd recommend it.â
"Teleport? What made you think I could do something like that?" Ajimu said, blinking. Then she laughed. "Just kidding. Of course I can. But I much rather prefer not to. After all, to move the mass of a body from one place to another, through zero-space, can be quite taxing on the body. Especially if it is to somewhere far away - after all, teleportation is just simply moving at light speed, or faster."
