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There were feathers all around the man he was lieing in the streets of Shibuya almost as if he had fallen out of the sky.
It wasn't entirely out of the ordinary to see the occasional street performer in Shibuya; especially around the crossing. Something about this however struck Neku as too strange. As he waited at the crosswalk for the light to change, he glanced over and noticed the man lying in the streets. Cars drove around just in the nick of time. It was a miracle he wasn't run over.
The light changes and people begin to flood the streets, walking this was way and that. They walk around the stranger, some stopping to snap a quick picture. But they all moved on. All except Neku, who now was standing over the stranger. He was curious, but also concerned. There were feathers everywhere. Did he get attacked by birds maybe? He nudges the person with his foot. "Hey...you okay?"
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The devil’s gonna set me free (Closed rp)
The one time he leaves his hideout unarmed, happens to be the one time he bumps into other humans for the first time in years. This was the most hostile interaction he’s had with people thus far.
Neku had started off his day trying to fight off the pangs of hunger that drove him nearly to madness. It’s been a full 24 hours since he’s last eaten anything, having finished off the last remaining food rations he had left. None of the fruits and vegetables he planted were ready to be harvested either. He knew if he didn’t find food soon he wouldn’t make it to the end of the week.
Neku stupidly thought he wouldn’t need a weapon with him. After all, when was the last time he’s seen another person around here? It had been five years since the world had fallen into ruin. Most of the human population had been wiped out with only a few survivors. He shouldn’t have to worry about being armed…or that’s what he’d thought. The sun had begun to set, and shadows fell over what used to be the bustling city of Shibuya. Neku knew he couldn’t linger outside too long after dark. So, he prepared to go back to his hideout empty handed for the second day in a row. That’s when he came across the bandits. They had been watching Neku go in and out of abandoned stores and hospitals in search of supplies. They didn’t know what he might have hoarded over the past few days, but they were desperate enough to try and squeeze something out of him. One of them was a large man with a top heavy build. His fists were the size of bowling balls. He was nothing but muscle and towered over him. The other bandit was an older man, with a gun in hand. Both of them were threatening him for food and water.
Neku didn’t have any food, and he told them the truth. However, he didn’t tell them that he had a surplus of water. There was no way in hell he was going to let them steal his water. Needless to say, neither of them believed him. Which is how he ended up dangling from the larger man’s hold, desperately kicking and trying to slip out of his grasp. “I’ll give you to the count of three to start telling us where you hid your goods…1…2…”
“…3…” Without much warning, Neku was effortlessly swung around by his arms and slammed against the concrete with so much force that his body went limp and he was left gasping for air. “I remember this feeling. When someone’s about to die their bodies go limp just like this…” The large man grabbed Neku by his ankle, lifting his body from the ground. “Gonna tell us where your stash is now?” Neku was dizzy, blood dripping down his face from the gash on his head. “Over my dead body.” He barely managed to whisper back to them. The bandit shrugged. “It’s your funeral.” He swung him around again, much like a ragdoll, and slammed him against the concrete once more. The sound of the impact seemed to echo in the darkness of the night. Neku was barely conscious, hearing the murmuring of the two bandits standing over him. They needed him alive. Otherwise they weren’t getting anything out of him. “For christ’s sake I think ya killed him…”
“You still alive you little punk?”
Neku answered back with a pained groan, wheezing with every breath he took. His face was covered in blood. This was it…he was probably going to die like this. But he knew one thing; if he had to die, he was going to make sure they were going down with him. He’’ll make sure they starve to death. He’ll die and take his secrets with him! But, even as he thought this, his mind still cried out for help.
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Trained eyes stayed on his master. He could tell the yea was indeed kicking in as his master leaned more so against him. And if that wasn’t enough, Neku was forcing himself into staying awake. He felt a very faint… something. But Claude couldn’t place it. Whatever it was, it made him both more alert and distant at the same time. It just felt… off. But the demon didn’t want to further upset the human. His current master. He wouldn’t blame Neku if he pushed him away. Claude’s whole nature was to take and take and take until there wasn’t much left. But movement caught his attention as the other pushed away and stood, slightly swaying before gaining balance. With his words being so very quiet, Claude nodded his head and felt the need to leave him for a while. Maybe it would be best for the demon to simply vanish. That should solve Neku’s problems. Because then, the demon will be at fault for breaking contract. And even eye witnessing all kinds of crazy and harsh punishments.
Claude left his master for max ten minutes before slowly taking his time up the first set of steps into the fallen and broken down part of the house. This is where he stilled. Something or someone was near. Claude pushed his senses outwards, past and engulfing the house. He felt some presence on the roof… He sighed lowly before forcing his body into that black darkness. That most that people screamed when witnessing. He’d hurried onto the roof, eyes that deep fushia coloring. Claude don’t want to immediately crowd Neku as he felt he needed space. Space for himself and his mind. Claude knew just by the energy he’d been giving off to the demon.
But then realization hit him. He knew this scent.
A feral growl left him in a mid warning. Giving atleast this much. Hoping the other will leave them be. The spider didn’t exactly want to fight but he knew within his mind that that was most likely going to happen. Like before, he couldn’t exactly tell where the man was. And it seemed to further prove to the spider that this individual wasn’t really an Angel. They weren’t meant to blend in with the darkness and the evil of the world.
“Show yourself. You pick the most insufficient times for these things.” His voice was still neutral and almost uncaring. Even he sounded bored at the time. This was surely something new to him and he knew that his own fighting ability was off from not having to defend his master for a century. Even though his voice sounded unwanted, his eyes held that color to them but mainly set his focus onto Neku, making damn sure this person doesn’t touch his master.
It's quiet up on the roof. Everything is still. There's a brief sense of calm that washes over Neku, although there isn't much of a view now. The city was bathed in pitch black darkness once more. It feels as if there's no sense of time...Neku's eyes feel heavy again as he desperately tries to fight off the urge to sleep. Not even the cold air is keeping him awake now. Then, he feels something. He's not sure what. Whatever it is makes his hair stand on end, and he's getting chills. His tired eyes look around in the darkness, but see nothing. He can only feel. Each time he reaches out with his mind, whatever is with him slips away from him. He can't pinpoint where this feeling is coming from, but it's close. Very close.
Just as Neku thinks he's getting close, Claude has made his presence known. With his eyes no longer the warm golden color, Neku shivers involuntarily at the sight. Had he not known how Claude was, the mere sight of this would make him nervous. He's here...did that mean he felt the same unease too? "You feel that too, right?" He wanted to think maybe he was just exhausted and imagining things, but the way Claude hastily ran to his side said otherwise.
A single white feather floats down into his line of sight. He holds his hand out to it and it lands softly in his palm. It’s giving off a slight glow and shimmers even in the darkness. "Insufficient? I wouldn't consider it that when we're already in a race against the clock." The voice rings out from behind Neku, as the angel rests his hands on the male's shoulders. He immediately pulls away from the sudden touch and backs away to Claude's side. He's tired, hungry, confused and overall just wants what's happening now to be a bad fever dream. Maybe he'll wake up to find out he's been asleep or in a coma.
Hanekoma has his sights set on Claude, his eyes no longer black. They glowed gold, shining brightly back at the demon's fushia hues. "Just hear me out. Both of you. I don't want to take extreme measures unless I have to." His wings spread out behind him, some of his feathers are red or blue. Something about the gesture was meant to be threatening. He's trying to make himself look bigger. Neku looks between the two. Knowing how both of them probably feel about each other as a species, this wouldn't end well if he didn't step in and say something. Neku tugs lightly on Claude's subconscious, as if he were tugging the man's sleeve. "Let's listen to him." He fits the description of the angel Claude brought up before. The same scruffy appearance and sunglasses...if this is him, chances are he isn't an immediate threat. "We have everything to gain and nothing to lose." Neku has no idea what's going on, but if it gets them any closer to meeting their shared goal then he's more than willing to keep his eyes open for as long as his body allows and let the angel speak.
Slipper, Shibuya 渋谷
Slipper, Shibuya 渋谷
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The devil’s gonna set me free (Closed rp)
The one time he leaves his hideout unarmed, happens to be the one time he bumps into other humans for the first time in years. This was the most hostile interaction he’s had with people thus far.
Neku had started off his day trying to fight off the pangs of hunger that drove him nearly to madness. It’s been a full 24 hours since he’s last eaten anything, having finished off the last remaining food rations he had left. None of the fruits and vegetables he planted were ready to be harvested either. He knew if he didn’t find food soon he wouldn’t make it to the end of the week.
Neku stupidly thought he wouldn’t need a weapon with him. After all, when was the last time he’s seen another person around here? It had been five years since the world had fallen into ruin. Most of the human population had been wiped out with only a few survivors. He shouldn’t have to worry about being armed…or that’s what he’d thought. The sun had begun to set, and shadows fell over what used to be the bustling city of Shibuya. Neku knew he couldn’t linger outside too long after dark. So, he prepared to go back to his hideout empty handed for the second day in a row. That’s when he came across the bandits. They had been watching Neku go in and out of abandoned stores and hospitals in search of supplies. They didn’t know what he might have hoarded over the past few days, but they were desperate enough to try and squeeze something out of him. One of them was a large man with a top heavy build. His fists were the size of bowling balls. He was nothing but muscle and towered over him. The other bandit was an older man, with a gun in hand. Both of them were threatening him for food and water.
Neku didn’t have any food, and he told them the truth. However, he didn’t tell them that he had a surplus of water. There was no way in hell he was going to let them steal his water. Needless to say, neither of them believed him. Which is how he ended up dangling from the larger man’s hold, desperately kicking and trying to slip out of his grasp. “I’ll give you to the count of three to start telling us where you hid your goods…1…2…”
“…3…” Without much warning, Neku was effortlessly swung around by his arms and slammed against the concrete with so much force that his body went limp and he was left gasping for air. “I remember this feeling. When someone’s about to die their bodies go limp just like this…” The large man grabbed Neku by his ankle, lifting his body from the ground. “Gonna tell us where your stash is now?” Neku was dizzy, blood dripping down his face from the gash on his head. “Over my dead body.” He barely managed to whisper back to them. The bandit shrugged. “It’s your funeral.” He swung him around again, much like a ragdoll, and slammed him against the concrete once more. The sound of the impact seemed to echo in the darkness of the night. Neku was barely conscious, hearing the murmuring of the two bandits standing over him. They needed him alive. Otherwise they weren’t getting anything out of him. “For christ’s sake I think ya killed him…”
“You still alive you little punk?”
Neku answered back with a pained groan, wheezing with every breath he took. His face was covered in blood. This was it…he was probably going to die like this. But he knew one thing; if he had to die, he was going to make sure they were going down with him. He’’ll make sure they starve to death. He’ll die and take his secrets with him! But, even as he thought this, his mind still cried out for help.
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Claude knew he was technically being inappropriate with his master right then. A butler should NEVER touch their master unless ordered to do so. Or, I’m those extreme cases of need. For their protection. He hadn’t cared about such a thing with Neku though. Claude sensed the tension emitting through his master and slightly loosened his arm around the other. It stayed put because the spider felt somewhat grounded simply touching this new man. Everything was slowly falling into place with each learning to trust the other. Especially with the demon openly speaking on things that bothered him when need be.
Then it was Claude’s turn to watch closely as Neku set the tea down on the table. But Claude did return to wrap his fingers around Neku’s. This was something that had always helped ground them demon. As funny as that sounded. His kind also needed such things. But they usually refused to comment on the matter. It was a silent agreement to not acknowledge it. His golden tones were back to their normal shine and he quietly listened to him speak. Chuckling at himself right before speaking, “Heh. I suppose you are correct. Even in the afterlife, those of us have nothing.” Claude caught the small smile Neku gave him and he leaned forward to leave a feather like kiss upon his forehead. He’d pulled away after that and sat in silence for a short time. “Yes. I have seen plenty. Both humans, demons; others. Certain things can eat away at your mind if you are not careful enough. I wish to see you survive all of this. To see the world become full with color. And maybe make new friends you humans call them. If I weren’t what I am, maybe we would become friends at the least.” Claude was fully open to things as such. He’s been alone too for so long and felt he really clocked with Neku. And Claude silently swore he’d have anyones head to dared to touch his master.
Claude was brought out of his thoughts as Neku wiped away his tears. He sat perfectly still to allow the human to do so for him. But Claude had turned to face his master now. Watching as he seemed to think. “That man was different. I couldn’t tell if he was angel, falling, or have fallen all ready. He didn’t give me any recall of being a demon like myself.” He watched more so and knew he’d need to literally watch after Neku from now on. And be slightly winced because when could feel the pain still embedded into the other’s neck. “There is a cream I can give to you to help with that.”
“Hmm. Possibly. I do feed off of the emotions and inner desires of others. It typically fuels demons. Whatever you want, I want.” His voice was quiet and Claude ever so slightly nodded his head in agreement to wait to cook until later. Claude didn’t think he’d be able to properly focus. “No. I will join you this time. I think it’s best I am as near to you as possible for the time being. Simply push me away when you feel is best.” He’d try at least. They had to properly learn to give and take. Otherwise, this whole contract was in shambles. If he had to put aside his pride, Claude will. Anything for the job of a butler. To protect his master.
That was the final goal after all.
Where had this side of Claude come from? If Neku had to guess, he figured it was once again his own masked feelings of loneliness at play. Neku thought back to when they first met, and how the demon had carelessly picked him up as if he had already drawn his last breath. It was strange how those violent tendencies seemed to vanish the second he formed the contract. Then again, is it really that far-fetched? It's his job to be nurturing. Claude takes his job very seriously. So why wouldn't he go out of his way?
Neku sighs softly, closing his eyes as Claude leans forward to kiss him again. He doesn’t stop him, knowing he means well. He wants to do his job to the best of his abilities and Neku knows it can’t be easy since he’s not telling him everything that’s wrong. There’s so many things he feels he probably should tell him; about the nightmares and the constant guilt. The non-stop worrying and anxiety. Even about his mixed feelings toward the demon himself. On one hand he appreciates Claude taking the extra steps to be as transparent as possible and offer comfort. On the other, he knows these gestures of kindness won’t mean a damn thing once the conditions of the contract are met. He’s been so nervous and depressed about everything that’s happened, but he’s become so good at hiding it that he’s not even sure he can be open anymore.
The tea is starting to get to him. He can hardly understand what Claude’s saying to him. How long had it been steeped? Either it was really strong or this has been a long time coming. He feels himself leaning more into Claude’s side, his eyes struggling to stay open. It feels like the sofa is slowly swallowing him up. He wants to sleep so badly, but he knows once his eyes close he’ll be back there. Back to when it all happened. He doesn’t want to go back.
Neku abruptly stands from the couch, making himself slightly dizzy. He sways for a second, attempting to rub the sleepy feeling from his eyes. “Actually...M’gonna go upstairs...to the roof. I...I can’t sleep.” He shuffles away from Claude, barely able to keep his tired eyes open. It’s as if he’s drifting up the stairs and to the roof like a ghost. It didn’t feel like he walked there at all. Instead of sitting at the ledge he leans against it, resting his head in his hands. Neku still struggles to keep his eyes open, despite the night air being cool enough to wake anyone. He was so out of sorts that he didn’t know the angel Claude had met earlier was in the darkness with him...
Scramble, Shibuya 渋谷
The devil’s gonna set me free (Closed rp)
The one time he leaves his hideout unarmed, happens to be the one time he bumps into other humans for the first time in years. This was the most hostile interaction he’s had with people thus far.
Neku had started off his day trying to fight off the pangs of hunger that drove him nearly to madness. It’s been a full 24 hours since he’s last eaten anything, having finished off the last remaining food rations he had left. None of the fruits and vegetables he planted were ready to be harvested either. He knew if he didn’t find food soon he wouldn’t make it to the end of the week.
Neku stupidly thought he wouldn’t need a weapon with him. After all, when was the last time he’s seen another person around here? It had been five years since the world had fallen into ruin. Most of the human population had been wiped out with only a few survivors. He shouldn’t have to worry about being armed…or that’s what he’d thought. The sun had begun to set, and shadows fell over what used to be the bustling city of Shibuya. Neku knew he couldn’t linger outside too long after dark. So, he prepared to go back to his hideout empty handed for the second day in a row. That’s when he came across the bandits. They had been watching Neku go in and out of abandoned stores and hospitals in search of supplies. They didn’t know what he might have hoarded over the past few days, but they were desperate enough to try and squeeze something out of him. One of them was a large man with a top heavy build. His fists were the size of bowling balls. He was nothing but muscle and towered over him. The other bandit was an older man, with a gun in hand. Both of them were threatening him for food and water.
Neku didn’t have any food, and he told them the truth. However, he didn’t tell them that he had a surplus of water. There was no way in hell he was going to let them steal his water. Needless to say, neither of them believed him. Which is how he ended up dangling from the larger man’s hold, desperately kicking and trying to slip out of his grasp. “I’ll give you to the count of three to start telling us where you hid your goods…1…2…”
“…3…” Without much warning, Neku was effortlessly swung around by his arms and slammed against the concrete with so much force that his body went limp and he was left gasping for air. “I remember this feeling. When someone’s about to die their bodies go limp just like this…” The large man grabbed Neku by his ankle, lifting his body from the ground. “Gonna tell us where your stash is now?” Neku was dizzy, blood dripping down his face from the gash on his head. “Over my dead body.” He barely managed to whisper back to them. The bandit shrugged. “It’s your funeral.” He swung him around again, much like a ragdoll, and slammed him against the concrete once more. The sound of the impact seemed to echo in the darkness of the night. Neku was barely conscious, hearing the murmuring of the two bandits standing over him. They needed him alive. Otherwise they weren’t getting anything out of him. “For christ’s sake I think ya killed him…”
“You still alive you little punk?”
Neku answered back with a pained groan, wheezing with every breath he took. His face was covered in blood. This was it…he was probably going to die like this. But he knew one thing; if he had to die, he was going to make sure they were going down with him. He’’ll make sure they starve to death. He’ll die and take his secrets with him! But, even as he thought this, his mind still cried out for help.
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“Then I shall cook what I can with the foods we have at the house.” Claude quickly responded to Neku. And he too chuckled hearing the other seemingly watering at the mouth of what Claude was able to make. His mind raced through plenty of different recipes and easy to make foods until landing on soup. Even thought the weather was warming, Claude thought it might be easiest on Neku’s throat. Since when the demon had lowered himself to a human he didn’t know. But Claude regained his focus as his sight lands on the house and quickly enters.
Sitting on the couch, Claude chucked again and bows slightly. His golden hues watch as Neku sips form the tea and sees almost immediate tiredness from the human. His brow raises in disbelief before standing, stepping over to Neku; instead sits right beside him. Something uncommon for the demon-he wrapped his right around around his master’s shoulders and brought the man closer to his own. Briefly, Claude leaned forward and kissed his newfound master, on the temple of course. Claude don’t say much for a little while. Gathering his thoughts and trying to find something. The something he so desperately needed. And came up empty.
“I do not know what it is I desire. Want is such a strong word for my kind. Desires are very fleeting things. Birds hurrying away, to and from flowers for their pollen. My mind hasn’t settled on anything.” He stops himself as his attention turns to the wall in front of them, thinking further about the whole situation. But something even he didn’t catch until now was how soft his voice was. Claude sounded so delicate and human then. He breathed in a few times and it was possible he was feeling Neku’s inner turmoil. Their conversation about his former friends and the fun they’d all had before the human race fell into Hell… Claude was reeling from it and if Neku were to look close enough, he’d see very faintly, clear tears rolling down his face. He wasn’t used to these things. But Claude shook his head and sighed before continuing, “This… whatever this is I’ve been experiencing… Calmness, a tender heart… I am not sure to such things. Everyone is so very different now than then. It makes perfect sense. Beings evolve. Some become demons and others… angels on Earth. Master.” Claude turned his head to face the man sitting beside him now. “I sometimes wish I had been born a human, not this evil being. A thing of darkness. A chance at such was never in the cards for me. And I certainly don’t see myself as a angel either. But I’ve seen your pain when we spoke of your past friends. And I’ve wondered what that friendship was like. All we have is ourselves. No one comes to our aid. It’s either eat or be eaten.”
He hadn’t a clue why he was being so honest with Neku. It could very well simply be the fact that Claude trusts his new master. Much more than any ever he’s had. This human was so much easier to talk to and Claude really did feel like tears should be flowing harder and harder with each second that passed. He was aware of wetness on his cheeks but didn’t move to wipe his eyes. They sat in silence before Claude thought about the question Neku asked of him. Damnit. Demon think. His head was beginning to hurt and Claude knew this was a side affect of not only sounding but seeming like the humans nowadays.
“He was tall, black hair, scruffy, circular shades, slightly tanned skin. He told me he planted the seed into your mind. And I need to know if you’ve heard anyone other than me inside your mind or not. If you have, then I am falling as your demon butler. No one should be able to do so without our decided decision. And even then, it will have its toll on me for allowing another into your mind. Because your mind and body are mine to deal with.” Again his voice was quiet. He couldn’t sound threatening even if he wanted to right then. Still feeling these emotions and things swirling and surfing inside of him.
Neku was surprised when Claude had once again pulled him close. He’s even more shocked at the kiss. He tensed at first. Then, as Claude spoke, he relaxed. Neku is confused himself for a moment, wondering where this torrent of emotions that flooded his entire being were coming from. Were these his own emotions being brought to light? Were they Claude’s? Or maybe it was their combined grief, manifesting itself through his demon’s tears. He can’t help wondering how many years of pain has he gone through to have him falling apart like this?
He leans forward, setting down the teacup on the coffee table and settles back down at Claude’s side. He reaches up to hold the hand that rests on his shoulders. What does he say? What can he say? Neku himself has yet to sort through his own buried emotions. He tells himself he doesn’t have time to cry or feel sorry for himself. He had to stay level headed. He always told himself this. He wonders if Claude tells himself the same things. “It’s...it’s okay to not have everything figured out.” He spares Claude a glance, smiling up at him softly. It pained him to see his demon suffer like this. “I know how confusing this can all be. How it can cause a person to be unrecognizable in only a few months. I don’t think you’re an exception to the rule.” He’s bound to shift and change just as he has for his previous masters. “Whatever happens...whatever form you take, just know that I’m glad you’re here.” Sure, it sounds super sappy but he means it. At first the young man had his doubts on whether Claude was trustworthy. But, now he’s sure. “I hope one day, you’ll be able to call me your friend.”
Neku hesitates for a moment, thinking back to when he’d wiped Claude’s tears away before. There’s no harm in it now right? He proceeds, wiping away the demon’s tears as he describes the stranger in question. He can’t recall ever meeting someone like that. Even more concerning, he’s apparently planted that idea in his head. He didn’t know anyone else was even capable of getting inside his mind. It couldn’t be a coincidence that the man happened to be at the very spot he sent Claude to. “Holy hell...I’m gonna have to be more careful.” It was scary how naturally the idea rolled off his tongue. He didn’t feel that anything was wrong. Even worse, Claude was apologizing. Neku quickly shook his head. He might have ‘Property of Claude’ stamped on his neck, but that didn’t mean he had to take responsibility for this. He runs his fingers over the contact seal. It’s still a bit painful. “Something like that was out of your control. You haven’t failed me. If anyone should’ve noticed it’s me. I could’ve gotten you killed.” Luckily for both of them, things turned out okay.
Through their link, he can still feel Claude’s emotions running rampant. Maybe it was for the best that they just rest for now. “I think some of what you’re feeling, is what i’m feeling. I’m sorry it’s got you messed up.” From here on he’ll try to do better to conceal his emotions. Hiding them on a surface level just wasn’t good enough. He doesn’t want Claude to feel what he feels all the time. It’s exhausting and overall doesn’t feel good. “Why don’t we put cooking anything on hold? You can cook when you’re feeling better.” He lets out a small yawn. He can feel his eyes growing heavy. “Do you...want me to stay here?” He recalls what happened he asked Claude about sharing a bed, and he didn’t seem comfortable with the idea at first. “If you want, I can just go to bed for a little while.”
Sends a huge vase of flowers with a tiny note attached. “For my master.” -Claude. (Just cause)
Neku reads the note and smiles to himself. The flowers were bright and vibrant, reminding him of brighter skies and happier times. He holds the vase close.
“Thank you, Claude.”
Blue Door II, Shinjuku (新宿)