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♥ - What does ‘love’ mean to them?

♠ - What are they afraid of?

♦ - What is one thing about them that they are most proud of?

♣ - What is one thing that they find embarrassing? (About them, others, things in general)

★ - Do they prefer daytime or nighttime and why?

☾- Are they prone to nightmares or dreamless sleep?

☼ - Something that/Someone who makes them happy.

☁ - If they’re caught out in the rain how do they react?

♪ - Are they musically inclined?

♫ - What kind of music do they enjoy?

✓ - How do they react to praise?

✕ - How do they handle rejection?

☺ - Do they prefer sour or sweet treats?

❄ - Favourite season and why?

☮ - Do they have an idol or someone they look up to?

❤ - Do they have a love interest?

✖ - Who is someone they just cannot stand?

♔ - Do they value loyalty?

♕ - Do they trust easily?

☠ - How do they react to death?

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Meet the Muse

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LEGAL NAME: Nate River

ALIAS[ES]: N, Near, L

DATE OF BIRTH: August 24th

GENDER | SPECIES: Male, Human

PLACE OF BIRTH: England somewhere

CURRENT LIVING CONDITIONS: da island

SPOKEN LANGUAGES: English, Japanese, probably a couple of other ones too.

EDUCATION: Wammy's House

OCCUPATION: Detective

DRINK | SMOKE | DRUGS: No | No | No

LIKE[S]: Toys, puzzles, anything that interests him.

DISLIKE[S]: Interacting with others when it isn't necessary

FEAR[S]: Failing to solve a puzzle.

PERSONALITY TRAITS: Socially inept, childish, intelligent, observant, codependent, sensitive

DISORDERS: N/A

{ P H Y S I C A L I N F O R M A T I O N }

HAIR COLOR: White

EYE COLOR: Gray

TATTOOS: None

PIERCINGS: None

{ F A M I L Y I N F O R M A T I O N }

SIBLING[S]: None (do Wammy's House kids count)

PARENT[S]: None

CHILDREN: None

PET[S]: Commander Lester

{ R E L A T I O N S H I P I N F O R M A T I O N }

SEXUAL PREFERENCE: ew

RELATIONSHIP STATUS: Single

#meme #hc

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Simplicity was only a case to the solver. While some things were easy, yes, he could agree; there was always more pieces to it that were just remaining to be unsolved. For example, a school full of murder. When someone died why had it happened? Why had they been killed? Had it been because a scandal? Had it been out of sheer boredom? Better yet, what had the killer been thinking when doing it? And the victim? How terrified of their end were they? There was more to situations than just what made them work, and that alone was what kept Izaya interested.

Attention fully coming onto the detective, he smiled to himself; mainly out of interested nature. “Is it, now? I could have figured that everything had more points to the inner depths of mechanics. Sort of like a wonderment as to who did this and why exactly. Surely you’re not thinking of trying to configure the unsolvable at such an early state in the school, no? I don’t believe I’ve seen you around here.”

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The complexities of a mystery were indeed something that one could further delve their noses in, but in the long run all Near was interested in was solving the puzzle at it's core. The best answer that stood above the others, the answer people wanted to hear, that was his job after all, he was L. Indeed, if you considered the further plot points in the crime, you could amuse yourself to no end, to try and think in the mind of the one who would do such a thing, to one associated with the crime, to a simple bystander, but it had no appeal to the detective, and as such he never bothered, unless it was necessary.

"Other points exist indeed, but their relevance is never really deducted until the final answer comes into the picture. You can juggle them, but solving a crime is always focused on who the killer is and not their motive, though it's always a bonus to know it. The public simply don't care enough, they just want to know the criminal and bring him to their form of "justice", whatever that may be. And as for your question, I'm planning on figuring out this school yes, but not straight away. I just arrived, I have no need to rush myself."

#izayalogy

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Contrary to Near’s beliefs, the informer could say that there are some things wrong with those assumptions. Granted while he has no idea what the smaller thinks of it, if they were ever to discuss the situations, it would be probable that he explain the actual reality of the school. Having been here since last year and regaining the memories of what happened not only help aid his reviews and work, but helped him sit on top of the solving queue.

”Are they ever?”

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His question was rather simple, but one could delve deeper into it and take a multitude of answers from it. Are they ever simple, he would probably say yes. He'd skip over them if they were and never give them a second thought. After all, if they didn't perk Near's interest, then what was the point in solving them-- the answer was already clear to him. However, this puzzle was not clear. This was one he was going to have to work at, and hopefully achieve answers he was unaware of, but the elder of the pair did.

"It all depends on how you go about the puzzle you have and the hand you are willing to play to solve it, really."

#izayalogy

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That is clearly not the headmaster, simply a puppet controlled by another. I wouldn’t bother acknowledging it as such, Shinigami are one thing but I am not acknowledging that we are being held here by a small monochromatic stuffed animal.

And regardless, just because they are idiots, simple minded and painfully oblivious to the obvious, doesn’t mean we should just let them all kill each other.

Light will not get the notebook back, he would need the ability to physically attack someone. I’ve tasted his right hook, its rather pathetic.

So you would rather we left it up to fate to decide who must deal with the case? It seems rather plain, but I suppose its also the only real fair way you’d have a chance at success. What did you have in mind then?

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Of course, but I'm still referring to it as the bear until I get an idea of whose behind it. It's the easiest thing to do, unless you'd prefer "the puppet-master" but that sounds far too cliché. I've also debated other titles, but the bear or headmaster works best, since all in all its the same thing.

They're revived either way, as far as I've heard. And even if we did solve one or two, which we would, the would just continue. A case that doesn't end until you reach the main culprit-- the one controlling the bear. Once he's out of the way, I'm guessing we can leave too, but that's easier said than done.

I haven't seen him punch, but I've seen him cry over losing. It was amusing.

... Okay, we're playing a proper game.

You choose. I'm not losing. I've plenty of games around here for you to take your pick from. Just don't break my card towers or I will be pissed off, and I'm sure you don't want that, L.

#ryuzakidessert #the battle fucking begins #murder is around us but the game is on #plays every game in the library

deusimpello said: if u wanted misa you could have just asked

nah she dead too

#deusimpello #everyone is fucking dead

The real question is how do they bring back the dead one they're killed.

It doesn't matter how, when or who-- the outcome will always be the same and you'll be revived. Doing such a thing and remaining on an island headed by a "bear", obviously someone has the reign to do such a feat and get away with it without any consequences to face. And if they're able to bring people from other realms, which have been proven to be real via Shinigami, then how can they seal "powers"? Too many questions and zero answers.

"It's not a simple one to solve, this game..."

#despairing muses #near asking the real questions #in his head #its him being a nerd #u can reply but??? its just near thinking

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I’m aware. The murders on this island are boring, pathetic, and incredibly obvious. But they do happen at an alarmingly regular rate.

And recently they all killed each other over a gnome, which was particularly pathetic. Still, we can’t just let them do whatever they want.

A game? Well it’ll certainly make this island far more fun, and far less predictable. I suppose you were thinking of something childish, like say, connect four.

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Of course they're happening at such a rate, the headmaster is promoting it. I'm not even going to mention the fact that the headmaster is a stuffed toy. Even if we did solve them, we'd get nothing in return too. The sheer reason the killings are going on is because people want to get their "abilities" back.

I don't particularly care for anything like that, as long as it doesn't have to do with another notebook of death. Just keep Yagami Light away from any and all killings.

Connect Four has too many sure-fire ways to succeed, we'd almost always tie.

A game of chance would be much more suitable, unless you can think of something better. I still don't think either of us should waste our time on something like this though.

#ryuzakidessert #at this point theyre probably just going to forget about the murders #and play games and eat food #and that's their day over and done

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Years of mental preparation. And his girlfriend was pretty hot.

I have a long way to go.......

#i believe in u near #follow ur dreams

the ones with potential ;;

To say he was one to waste his talents wasn't exactly true. Near knew where his talents lay and he utilized them, but only if the situation called for it. If it didn't, if his attention wasn't caught, then much like his predecessor he would leave it be and do whatever he wished, mainly procrastinating with toys he had collected. For Near, this was a natural thing to do. Interesting cases, interesting people, they were what made him use what he had. If it simply lacked the appeal, he wouldn't even try.

That was why people who did their best, used what they had, 100% of their abilities all throughout the day, made Near look twice. The first word that came into his head was "tiring". It had to be tiring to constantly strive to do your best, to exert yourself to such levels, and with the child in front of him, he had to believe that it honestly was.

The child was panting after what seemed to be a full marathon around the island, running this way and that, doing whatever he could to "pass the time" from what he had heard yelled across to others. How was he even still smiling? Near rarely even ventured outdoors.

"Are you... feeling alright?"

What else was he supposed to say? This child seemed to be at least fourteen years old and even if he was a physical kind of person, dashing around like that just wasn't... normal, unnatural for an ordinary person. Then again, this place wasn't ordinary and Near knew that very well.

#whaleislandkid #there we go

#by the way L #mello and matt are dead too #you missed a whole four years of dealing with light's shit congrats #hes a pain in the ass how did you even manage chaining yourself to the guy

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Cry me a river bitch.

Now go find whoever did this shit before those stupid second rate detectives on this island screw everything up. We both know they are as worthless as Light.

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Not worth the trouble.

They're probably better than Light so I get what you mean but tbh I'd much rather play dice. People die here all the time, it's almost as bad as when he had the fucking book, so I'll play a game with you to see who solves this one, then the winner get's the next one. I think that's fair.

#ryuzakidessert #papa L died #he is all grown up look at near now papa L sheds tear