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"Sollux-kun I put my games in here....... It is... a backpack...."
SOLLUX: iive never 2een you take anythiing out of there. iit ju2t look2 2tuffed, ii gue22.
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"Sollux-kun I put my games in here....... It is... a backpack...."
SOLLUX: iive never 2een you take anythiing out of there. iit ju2t look2 2tuffed, ii gue22.
Lion really should have checked how much sugar was in the pantry before starting to bake cookies, but now it was too late. The nearest store was too far. The obvious answer was to ask the neighbors. Really, it was long since time to get to know them one way or another--what was the harm in it?
Lion knocked firmly at the door of the apartment below, and waited patiently for its sleepy resident to answer.
“Pardon me, good afternoon! It’s me, Ushiromiya Lion, I live just above you... I’m afraid I started baking before checking to see what ingredients I had, and now I’ve run out. Would you mind sharing a little sugar? Of course you can have some of the cookies when they’re done...”
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How long had it been...? They skipped and floated through hours, days, without thinking, until it would spring upon them, suddenly, all at once. How long it had been! And how was she? They exchanged messages, quick, in hours, minutes, and made a plan. It would just be the two of them. No Kanon, no Komaeda. Just the two of them.
Shannon skipped and floated to the cafe where they would meet, 20 minutes ahead of schedule, lingering, waiting. Why, she must look like any other young girl in the world, fluttering about like that. How long it had been.
Nanami was punctual. She couldn’t have possibly asked for more.
She waved, she brightened. “Good afternoon...! Have you been well?” So much had happened--too much, maybe--she could hardly remember. It didn’t matter. They were here.
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The colors were incredible. So vibrant and bright. The visuals were unlike anything he’d ever seen before. They flickered across his wide, doe eyes like fairies in a mystical grove, playful and mesmerizing. He couldn’t turn away, he was completely spellbound.
Like a typical child, he had his hands on the glass. Were his stepfather here, he would have told him to take his grimy mitts off, else face terrible retribution, but he wasn’t here right now. This left him to be agog as much as he wanted.
He was oblivious to the rest of the world, including the girl standing next to him.
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TO: Nanami Chiaki | FROM: Komaeda Nagito
[txt] Nanami-san? Hello...?
[txt] It’s been several weeks without a word from you...
[txt] Could something have happened?
“So,” said Beatrice with a cackle loud enough to wake the girl in front of her, who seemed to have fallen asleep on a park bench, “who are you supposed to be?”
It wasn’t impossible that this was the girl herself, of course, having fallen asleep--as she tended to--without any more thought in the world than that. But in a city like this, even someone who looked and thought and dressed and acted just like Nanami Chiaki could, by this point, be a perfect imposter.
Right?
So it wasn’t like Beatrice was wrong to ask. It could be someone else entirely, wearing Nanami’s face and hair and name. In that case, perhaps Nanami herself was wearing someone else’s face and hair and name, too.
Just like you, right?
“Let’s see,” she said, tapping her fingers thoughtfully on alternate elbows, “if you can prove to me that you’re her. Tell me, do you remember where we first met? What you did? What I did...? Come, come. Try and remember.”
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aesthetic meme – Chiaki Nanami ( 8bithope )
family friendship honesty pride failure
Family
The closest to family Kamukura has ever known are the surgeons that understand the workings of their mind better than anyone else and the mentors that molded it into what they needed it to accomplish. They were raised and fed by people with good intentions but intentions are usually just that and when treated as something separate from human by those who created them, family is never a word that comes to mind.
Friendship
It’s considered worthless to them, but also isn’t thought of negatively. It’s as worthless as lined paper drenched in water is; it’s never convenient because it isn’t useable but it also isn’t something you’d show disgust in. It’s just insignificant. Kamukura lives in nothing less than ultimates and in the grand scheme of things, friendship will get them nowhere.
Honesty
They’re almost always honest because there’s no reason not to be. Their bluntness is often mistaken for animosity when in actuality they just have no problem with telling someone they’re better off dead without feeling guilt; it’s only the truth in their eyes and if someone is bothered by it then the problem lies in the other person, not them. However, if they describe how that person should die in detail, then their intentions aren’t at all innocuous. The longer and more unnecessary the statement, the more likely it is that they aren’t fond of the person.
Pride
Kamukura’s strong beliefs and faith in their talent is another thing that can easily be seen as something it isn’t: pride. By definition, pride is “a deep pleasure or satisfaction derived from one’s own achievements” and often people will refuse to carry out a task or say something in order to keep that pride. Kamukura refuses to step outside of their own ideology only because they have nothing else to support their weight & what they believe has always set them right; not only that, but they are supposed to know more than anyone else, so they have no reason to doubt that.
Failure
It only took one failure to ruin them; it only took one failure to leave them on an island with nothing other than their own mind that repeatedly tells them they shouldn’t exist. Failure should have been impossible to someone with their capability but the part of them that had previously been dormant achieved an outcome even they hadn’t foreseen. It only took one failure to know they would have been better off remaining Hinata Hajime.