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Can you reblog this if you wouldnât mind having pre-established relationships? Iâm looking for RP partners, but everyone I approach replies as if they were strangers, and my muse needs friends. p(ÂŽâïœïœĄq)
"I remember now... I once promised Nnoitra to teach him how to make pancakes.." He could not read the instructions in the book she had sent him.
"Would it still be a welcome thought?" He has given up on fighting her, but it does not mean he wants to befriend her...
- Czeslaw Milosz, from the 'New and Collected Poems' (1931-2001)
âDemons run when a good man goes to war.â
despairformeâ:
   What he expected her to say was ; you can never defeat me, you are too weak. It was what she had always told him. Every conversation they had ever had, had ended with that final, devastating message she was obsessed with conveying to him. That he was weak. It hurt. Every single time it hurt more than if her blade had pierced him. He braced himself for impact, waiting for the words he knew would come.
   He looked surprised when she said something completely different. I look forward to the day that you can defeat me. He didnât understand what she meant. Was this just a new form of taunting? Was she being sarcastic? Surely, she didnât believe there would actually be a day when he was able to defeat her? Or - did she, just like him - want to die? Nnoitra looked at her, stunned rather than angry. He had never thought he understood her LESS than right now. In his mind, she was always driven by malice towards him. Always wanting to step on him, but this - this sounded different, even to him. He even felt himself loosen his grip on Santa Teresa, as if he was too shocked to hold onto his weapon properly.
   Yeah, he was at a loss for words.
   There was silence between them for a moment. A rare thing. Nnoitra didnât know what to say to her statement. Normally when he talked to her he would insult her or try to coax her into fighting him. None of those things fit in this setting, and so he was rendered quiet. It was Nelliel who broke the silence, with asking him a question. He looked at her, now properly shocked. How had she managed to make such an accurate guess? His first instinct was, not surprisingly, to deny such a thing. To scream at her: how dare she think she made him feel helpless! But he was still quiet. This felt like a defeat all on its own, but not a painful one. It felt like he was standing at the edge of a cliff, and ALL he had to do to make everything go away was let go.
   So he did.
   â Yeah, âdaz how I feel. â He confessed, head turning away, dipping forward so that his hair fell around his face. As if to shield him. YEAH, this was how he felt. Not just because of her, but because of the aspect of death which was the source of his existence. Because he always felt helpless, it was even worse when she ADDED to that. Multiplied it tenfold so that he could hardly even stand.Â
Not every battle Nelliel faced has been a victorious one for her. Although the defeats were few and far between, she learned how to preserve her life and more importantly- the lives of her fraccion. Her brothers. Sheâs still got that placid, impenetrable gaze focused on him, waiting for him to dismiss her concern with his usual, ugly insults. Nnoitraâs words bounce off her hierro without marking her at all. Although⊠she worries that it is her words that pierce him. Like a lance straight into the center of his chest. She infuriates him. Humiliates him. Her existence alone is enough to drive him into a rage. Or it is her extended mercy towards him. Whatever it is, she is learning that her words this time may have just reached him.
Or perhaps⊠it is now that sheâs beginning to understand the former eighth Espada, Nnoitra Gilga. Long, inky black hair obscures his face as he turns away from her. The gap that he wants to bridge between them has always been too large⊠though she feels he has almost reached her now. Almost⊠but not quite.
Nelliel always assumed that when she wants to fight - it is for a reason. A reason like protecting her friends. Her fraccion. And when Nnoitra wants to fight⊠he wants to die. He has already planned his ending. But what they can agree on is the fact that both are willing to die for their cause.
She did not approach him, even when he finally seemed to bare his soul open. That her guess had been correct.
That to be seen as helpless before her- before anyone- in this merciless world, was to be seen as weak and expendable. Nothing else but a lowly hollow that could regress and be eaten once more.
Their lives were written out for them- he had just surrendered to the inevitability of his despair.
â⊠Itâs a heavy weight to carry, Nnoitra. You will never let me shoulder that burden for you, but I believe you are strong enough to carry it,â and then, adds, âI am proud to know you.â
âYouâre a work in progress. An incomplete being... but that is a good thing. It suits us to evolve. So we donât fall into despair.â
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despairformeâ:
   He wondered what her response would be, and he focused ALL his energy on not getting his hopes up. What did he want her to say? He had no fucking idea. Something kind, maybe. Something understanding. Something - ANYTHING that didnât hurt him. But that wasnât happening, was it? She always hurt him. Her words always tore into him like thorns. She did it on purpose, because she liked hurting him, just like he liked hurting others too. He could feel that his breathing had gotten unsteady, his shoulders visibly moving with each shallow breath. Then, she answered.
   His teeth were clenched. It wasnât AS BAD as it couldâve been, was his first reaction, surprisingly enough. He had been so ready to attack her for whatever she was going to say to him, but - it wasnât entirely bad. She did say: IF YOU WANT TO DEFEAT ME. Which meant a part of her actually believed he COULD defeat her. But then - you need to let go of your shame of being weaker than me. Like HELL he was weaker than her! He wasnât weaker than anyone! He was the strongest! She didnât understand. She didnât fucking understand. Nobody understood just how much strength it took to carry the weight of all despair in the world.
   â I ainât weaker than ya. â He said, swallowing back his anger as best he could. She didnât understand. Defeating her wasnât about killing her. If he defeated her, he didnât NEED to kill her. Why would he need to kill someone weaker? Then SHE could get a taste of her own medicine. He would leave her, humiliated, like she had done to him oh so many times.â Ya just donât fuckinâ get it. â Breathe out. Breathe in. Attacking her now wouldnât do anything for him. All that would happen was yet another defeat. Another humiliation. He didnât need that right now. He wanted to tell her. Wanted to tell her that if she was in his shoes, she would crumble within seconds, because she wasnât strong enough to carry the cross he carried. But he had never told anyone about the weight he always felt, and she was NOT going to be the first one he confessed to, even if the words were right there on his tongue. Itching to escape. â Iâm gonna show ya what it feels like when yer enemy spares ya on âda battlefield. Ya deserve âta be humiliated, like ya did âta me SO many times. â At least this, he could tell her. It didnât matter if she knew what he was going to do. When he managed to defeat her, there would be nothing she could do to defend herself. She would feel small. Like she always made him feel. Â
Even now, as he vehemently denied that he was weaker than herâ he refused to lift up Santa Teresa to sever her head from her body. The black crescent of his zanpakuto gleams high over her cracked mask. She wonders if it remembers the taste. But the thought is idle and discarded at once. She knows even Nnoitra doesnât believe he could defeat her. Her words had imprisoned him, all over again. She could see the defeat in that singular, violent purple eye. It was narrowed in hate⊠and filled with his anguish. The wretchedness of being unable to strike his foe down because of his own, inner torment. His own desire to seek her approval. Without even knowing it, he gives his hand away. Like a child that could only ever be rescued from their own troubles. And that fact humiliates him. Her presence humiliates him. A being like a beast, forced to feel ashamed simply because of the way she looks at him with her placid, unmovable gaze.
Hasnât he had enough? She does not want to be his enemyâŠ
She does not know how to be his ally or friend. It was hard to breach the mile long distance between them. She wanted to reach out to him. It wasnât to pander to her own ego, it was⊠just to understand how her own hollow-being could cause him so much turmoil. His anguish was not her burden. But the way she dismissed him was undoubtedly cruel.
Even now, Â he ground his teeth, thin lips stretched taut and she knew there was something on the tip of his tongue. He wants to say something. Maybe it would be something rare and profound. Not his usual, ugly insults that gave him away.
But instead⊠it was a challenge. A petulant one, like in the days of old where he would so arrogantly keep challenging her despite knowing how outclassed he really was. But she could give him this chance.
He has a reason to fight. A proper one this time.
He wants to make her understand him. And perhaps, where words failed between themâ their battle could diminish that distance and forge an understanding between them. This curious, sad creature⊠so desperate to die and yet â has a dream that burns bright in his chest.
âI look forward to the day that you can defeat me, Nnoitra,â she replies calmly, her hands still neatly placed on her sides. Her weapon quietly hidden away by her waist. She already knows that what she feels wonât be humiliation when he spares her. She has had countless battles with him where his blade faltered in ending her life.
â⊠Nnoitra. Why are you so desperate to render me helpless before you? Is this how I make you feel?â If she were a human, her voice would have been touched with concern. But right now, it only sounds like she is curious. As if she is trying to figure out more from Nnoitra.
He is more than an unfeeling beast. Has she misjudged him?
"Close your eyes and imagine the best version of you possible. Thatâs who you really are, let go of any part of you that doesnât believe it."
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I love saying âof courseâ instead of âyouâre welcome,â like of course Iâm helping you thatâs what I do, you were foolish to even consider an alternate dimension in which Iâm not helping you. you idiot. you absolute buffoon.
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// from time to time! this is a low-activity blog. But yes, I am an active rper.
Modern AU verse:
Nelliel is a very popular influencer/celebrity in the modern world and tends to make a lot of cameo appearances in music videos, variety shows, reality shows and even some movies and tv dramas. She is known for her distinct birthmark right over her face, but people have loved it so much that her fans use make-up to recreate it.
However, the worst thing is- she cannot remember why she is famous. She had been a child star and got into an accident when she was younger. Whether this was a targeted attempt at killing a young starlet, or if it really was a genuine accident, she cannot remember.Â
She has two bodyguards, Pesche and Dondochakka who are like her managers/best friends/brothers and they are with her at all times. They filter all her hatemail/threats and know that Nelliel should never be allowed to see a single threat cursing her name.
They also do not want her to remember her days as a young starlet and the things she was forced to endure.
despairformeâ:
   There was nothing more he wanted than for her to say YES. He didnât think he had ever wanted anything more in his entire life. It was like the world was standing still. The blood in his veins not flowing. He knew she wouldnât. Of course he knew. She would never acknowledge him. She would never understand. It was too much to ask for. He was dreading her answer. She knew exactly how to hurt him and â she fucking loved to hurt him. She was just as much of a monster as him. Maybe he couldnât blame her for that.
   He knew her answer before she spoke. Her expression had been different than the one she usually faced him with, but now the signs of compassion were fading away. She regarded him with COLDNESS now. Maybe she really couldnât help herself. She was SOFT with others. Kind. But not to him. Never to him. It was just a dream for him. Then she said it -
   You can fight your own battles.
   The happiness those words brought him was so brief that he didnât get to hold onto it. It was like a bolt through him. Gone before he could blink, because then those words followed -
   But I am still alive because of only one reason - You are weaker than me.
   His single eye widened in fury. Or so he wished anyway, but it wasnât anger. It was just hurt dressed up as anger. It hurt to hear her say it. You are weaker than me. Yeah - she couldnât see it. Just like everyone else, she was unable to see the WEIGHT Nnoitra was carrying. She had no idea just how heavy it was for him just to exist. If she had spent a day in his boots she wouldâve been crying. But she didnât know, so she was looking at him with coldness. She, a marble statue. Carved from stone, strong. Him? Flesh and blood. Bleeding on the inside. He was going to swing Santa Teresa at her soon, but first -
   â Yer fuckinâ wrong! â She was not stronger than him. NOBODY was stronger than him. Nobody could carry what he carried. â Ya think I couldnât âa killed ya back then?! â He wasnât yelling at her, but the words came out violently. His voice vibrating with the hurt. He wasnât lying. He COULD have killed her back then. She had been as vulnerable as anything, when he had tossed her child-form out of Las Noches. But he hadnât wanted to kill her like that.â But Iâ â No, he couldnât tell her this. It would be opening up. Showing her his wounds. Then he couldnât stop his words. â Wanted âta defeat ya by myself. Iâm gonna defeat ya. âN before ya die, yer GONNA accept me as a warrior! âPLEASE. He might as well have pleaded for the recognition. His words as honest as a confession.Â
Unfortunately for Nnoitra, whilst she could respect his spirit, she could not acknowledge him as a complete warrior. In her eyes, there was a criteria that he could not fulfill - that he would never be able to reach. And that lofty position, she had given it away to someone already. The type of person that a warrior was- was the one who wanted to save others. Whether it was a hundred people that he could save, just his small family⊠or even just one person⊠the fact remained that Ichigoâs selfless will to fight could never be replicated by Nnoitra. Because Nnoitra couldnât even be bothered to save himself, let alone others.
Selfish. Cowardly. Weak.
This is not a warrior in Nellielâs eyes. This is not someone whose life she can burden herself with. But⊠she had seen glimpses of this warrior. She can acknowledge this. And she can also⊠acknowledge how much she has hurt him without ever drawing her blade. Even though heâs infuriated with her answer right now, she cannot lie. She has followed him for many years prior to her memory loss/exile in Hueco Mundo⊠that she knows which answer would hurt him.
âI am wrong?â She repeats it calmly, but it may as well have been her mocking those words at him. As if she could never be wrong. As if she considered him a little slow and dull-witted.
But she knew he was not.
She may have thought he was at first, but now she can see that Nnoitra can become friends with other hollow. That he could also be drawn into the schemes and plots of those weaker than himself. Because Nelliel knows Nnoitra. She is very aware that the betrayal, that plan, could never have been thought up by him alone. Nnoitra who brazenly challenged her would never use an underhanded technique to use illusions and trickery. He would hit her in the open (not that he could). So she knows that he must have had some help. But who would help Nnoitra to displace her? Which arrancar coveted her position? Who was desperate to rise in ranks within Aizenâs army of Espada? There were too many candidates. Too many desperate hollow, thirsty to stand at the top and eager to watch her fall. She was not disappointed that she lost her position⊠she was only sad that her brothers had their masks torn from their faces. A cruel attack from someone horrifically stronger than them. They should have always had her protection. That was her true crime- that she could not look after them.
â⊠I know you could have killed me many times, but you did not.â
And this time, her eyes glimmered with interest. Whilst she despised battle, Nelliel could recall every single one. And the ones that stood out to her, were the ones where Nnoitra had chances to kill her but he never did. Not a single time. Back when she had seen the horror and trauma inflicted on her brothers, she had been overcome with emotion too. Heâd had his chance to swing then. Even when he had cracked open her skull, he did not finish the job. She had been defenseless. And then, more recently, she recalled in vivid detail Santa Teresa pointed towards her neck but not breaching her hierro.
He had stopped his blade the same time she had. Even know, the weapon he so proudly strutted around with, was screaming for her blood but his bangles werenât violently jangling as they would in battle. His breathing was unsteady with anger and his voice was risingâ but there was almost a desperate look about him.
âNnoitra⊠if you want to defeat me, you need to let go of your shame at being weaker than me. Even now⊠you say defeat and not kill. Because you do not believe you can kill me.â
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