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𝗚𝗔𝗠𝗘 𝗡𝗔𝗠𝗘: SEND ⚠ TO FIND MY MUSE AT THE END OF A BLOOD TRAIL
Children's stories always seem to have a theme of FOLLOWING. Follow orders, follow the breadcrumbs, follow the song, follow the yellow brick road. It's woven in young. Pairing that with natural human curiosity? ( Because evolution has, effectively, made any human instinct obsolete that would otherwise have the slightest bad thing should scare them away like other animals. ) IT IS TO BE EXPECTED SOMEONE WILL FOLLOW A TRAIL. Even a red one, splattered against concrete, leading to a morbid conclusion. The need to know and morbid curiosity gnaws and chews, driving people forward.
It isn't Chishiya that's injured. HE STANDS - AN ANGEL OF DEATH OVER THE CORPSE. All pristine white despite the blood and gore and horrors of this world, moon reflecting off of him. Or perhaps like a ghost, something both there and not quite there, something that might vanish the moment you reach out to brush your fingertips across it. Why he's there and how he got there aren't clear. KNOWING CHISHIYA, IT LIKELY WON'T BECOME ANY CLEARER. His expression is impassive, dark eyes voids that threaten to swallow if you stare too long.
" I guess he couldn't withstand this world. " Chishiya breaks the quiet, making it clear he knows that the other has crept into the scene. ( Not that he thinks she would try to HIDE it unless it would be beneficial. ) Two living, one dead, and eerie silence in the night - something often faced in this world. This wasn't a game, but Chishiya's rather certain that the man had recently been at a game considering how fresh the wound on the leg was - a day old at most. BUT IT WAS SHALLOW, NOTHING THAT WOULD KILL SOMEONE. " People think if they survive this, they'll be fine. But sometimes the despair kills them off even when the games don't. "
Chishiya casually steps over the body rathe than bothering to walk around it and tilts his head curiously when he glances at her. " What do you think? Think most will survive the after - assuming there is one. " A hidden game under it all - that felt ODDLY FITTING for this world.











