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its_rose_damnit) wrote2010-05-09 08:05 pm
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Two Rose Petals Fall - [Action | Written]
[It's close to noon in house one today, and Dist is taking note of the rather odd silence that's lingering through his new home. For the few days he's been living here, holing himself in his room for various reasons, Dist has had to adjust to the clamor and noise of footsteps passing by his door and Anise's familiar humming and singing. Today, however, those things were not present.
Curiously, he sets about to see why, and taps lightly on her door before pushing it open when she did not answer. She wasn't inside but her room was fairly messy. Messier than a normal child her age would keep it. Dist stands in the doorway for a moment longer, then sighs, rubs the space between his eyes, and shuts the door softly. He's still not sure how to feel about this place, and the things that go on. What was the purpose of the experimentation, anyway?
Whatever, it's not like he and the girl were on exceptional terms anyway. Dist has other, more pressing matters to attend to. He's been putting off seeing the Professor with his own eyes for long enough. Truth of the matter is, he was scared. Scared to meet with her, to go there and have it be a lie, or a dream, or...or somehow seeing that monstrous replica again. The mere thought of that made him shudder, but enough was enough. There was always the hope that, just maybe, she really was alive. Dist had to cling to that hope. He had to.
So, after retreating to his room once more, he opens his journal, sighs, and begins to write, very carefully.]
Professor,
Is it all right if I stop by? I would have come sooner, but I was distracted by certain things. I'm still coping with the knowledge of just what this place is, and everything else here. I hope you can understand. I'm wholly looking forward to seeing you again.
Dist the Ro - Saphir
[And because Dist doesn't understand how these journals work just yet, he leaves it open and goes to make himself a strong cup of coffee or tea or whatever. He just needed something to calm his nerves.]
Curiously, he sets about to see why, and taps lightly on her door before pushing it open when she did not answer. She wasn't inside but her room was fairly messy. Messier than a normal child her age would keep it. Dist stands in the doorway for a moment longer, then sighs, rubs the space between his eyes, and shuts the door softly. He's still not sure how to feel about this place, and the things that go on. What was the purpose of the experimentation, anyway?
Whatever, it's not like he and the girl were on exceptional terms anyway. Dist has other, more pressing matters to attend to. He's been putting off seeing the Professor with his own eyes for long enough. Truth of the matter is, he was scared. Scared to meet with her, to go there and have it be a lie, or a dream, or...or somehow seeing that monstrous replica again. The mere thought of that made him shudder, but enough was enough. There was always the hope that, just maybe, she really was alive. Dist had to cling to that hope. He had to.
So, after retreating to his room once more, he opens his journal, sighs, and begins to write, very carefully.]
Professor,
Is it all right if I stop by? I would have come sooner, but I was distracted by certain things. I'm still coping with the knowledge of just what this place is, and everything else here. I hope you can understand. I'm wholly looking forward to seeing you again.
[And because Dist doesn't understand how these journals work just yet, he leaves it open and goes to make himself a strong cup of coffee or tea or whatever. He just needed something to calm his nerves.]
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Hey, Dist.
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Yes? Is something the matter?
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It's fine. [No, it's not. He's going to scribble it out in a second to the point of illegibility.] This was meant for Professor Nebilim, so it was easier to use my first name. She knows me by that name.
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Actually, there's a way to filter things like this in the journal. So next time you want to direct it to just one person no one else will see it.
Written
[A pause. He hadn't known of this, obviously. Amazing...these books were truly amazing. He wanted to know how they worked.] Is that so? That's extremely useful. Do you know how to do it? Could you tell me how? I'd really rather not make another, more serious mistake. You understand, I'm sure.
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You're visiting the Professor?
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Quietly--] That was my intention, yes.
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I'm sure you're excited to see her.
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...I still have my doubts.
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If Jade were here, it'd be perfect...
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Oh, Saphir. [a tired smile] How are you?
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Mm...well enough, I suppose. May I? [He gestures to the teapot, browsing through the cupboards for a cup.]
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Please, don't let me interfere with anything.
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...I shouldn't be too long. I'll surely return before dinner preparations are made.
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[Written]
That's perfectly all right, Saphir. If you'd like to stop by, I'll be waiting. I've already told you my house number, correct?
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I believe so, but could you please repeat? I seem to have forgotten. My apologies, Professor.
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It's number twenty seven. Should I be expecting you soon?
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[And, true to his word, Dist closes his journal and gets ready, making himself look remotely presentable. He's still weary about this, but everyone he talked to says that she really, truly is here, so... Maybe he has nothing to worry about. Maybe she really is alive. Those people succeeded where he could not, and she was back. She was alive. Dist closes his eyes to stop the wave of emotion and breathes hard, exiting the house quickly.
He arrives roughly forty minutes later - her house was pretty far and Dist didn't know the layout of Luceti well enough - and stares at the house. Was he really ready? What if this was just some crazy dream? What if there was something wrong with her? What if, what if... Dist approached the house slowly, and knocked on the door once, feeling his heart beat hard and fast inside his chest, pressing a hand over it, where he had been hit before arriving to this place.
Please be real, Professor.]
[Action] Curse you and your perfect tl;dr!
A few moments pass in silence before the door is opened, and standing in the hallway is none other than Gelda herself. She gives him a welcoming smile, hoping to make this moment as least awkward as possible.]
Good afternoon, Saphir.
[Action] /cough. I do it too much. orz
Dist felt his breath catch in his throat and his hands shook. What should he do? After all these years, he was at a loss. Say something, you idiot!]
Pro-Professor... [Don't cry, don't cry.] I--G-Good afternoon.
[Action] Oh you!~
[Action] Prolly cuz I was minoring in creative writing for a while. :|b
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