Characters: AU!Roxas, AU!Xion and YOU(Yes, you)!
When: Early to Mid-morning
Where: Starting in what's now an abandoned subway station
Rating: G to PG-ish? No swearing, but mild horror undertones.
Summary: Guess what Nesreca people. You've got some fresh meat.
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And now for a change of scenery )
"Oi. You two just get here?" He really wasn't looking forward to explaining everything.
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Roxas' gaze settles on the stranger, giving him a once over as his feet led the rest of his body into a defensive stance -unwilling to even try drawing his Keyblade just yet. When they speak up, he wants to trust, but there's just not enough around right now to tell him to let his guard down. Still, the least he was able to do was to speak up.
"You could say that... so where exactly is 'here'?"
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The grip she had on the package tightened but otherwise? She remained as she was at least for the moment. Just observing. Listening. It was strange though... Strange and frightening how there was already a familiarity. Much like the way she had gotten a hold of people over the offworlder's network at Haven... only this was more unnerving because it was face to face.
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Interesting.
"Nesreca. You've been pulled from your world and brought into this one."
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So while he didn't quite say it, he couldn't help but to at least think to himself:
Oh no, not again.
Cocking an eyebrow, he tilts his head slightly at the stranger, as if wanting to cling to the vague hope that the information given was wrong.
"You're serious, aren't you? And the way you're saying it so calmly -is this normal around here?"
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What did that mean for Lucen and Anne?
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"I didn't stutter. Libitina brought you both here, though I don't get why she did it at the same time. Congratulations, both of you are now a dead girl's toys." Who said he had to be nice?
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So after blinking once, he shakes his head, "Okay, let's start from the top here. Who is Libitina and why did she bring us here?"
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Xion couldn't help but add on the last question. Her eyes were already narrowed, not liking the sound of things at all. Who was Libitina, indeed. Was she like Anna from Haven? Dead girl meant a ghost, right? Spirit. Just like her. Her hands clutched the package tighter as she studied this unfamiliar young man. She... really wasn't much a fan of the bite to his words either, admittedly.
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"There's no known way out so might as well start getting used to that now."
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Clearing his throat, the blond speaks up -a modestly indignant tone in his voice, "Yeah, no known way out. Just means you haven't been looking hard enough." Just a momentary pause before he speaks up again, "That story's a little lacking, so if you'd at least want to half-try at helping us again, maybe just point us toward someone that actually knows what's going on here and we'll take our chances with them."
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So, finally taking a step forward so that she was on equal footing with Roxas, side to side. Not even bothering to keep a cool tone although what she had to say, the frustration sounded divided between the situation itself and Kanda's attitude. "Like Roxas said- You... You don't understand. We have to go back. So, if there's anyone you know..."
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"And I said: I'm not buying it. Stuck here for a little while? That might've sounded plausible. Just saying that one one had done it before? I'd believe it. But taking that as an unbreakable rule?" He paused a moment to shake his head, doing his best to push down that urge to try drawing his Keyblades.
"I'm not convinced." Turning away from the stranger without further regard, he gives Xion a glance before picking a fairly arbitrary direction to start walking in. He didn't care where he went, just as long as it took him somewhere he could calm himself down, he was fine. "Let's go. This guy's no help."
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Putting up with Saix was one thing. He had been one of her superiors, a part of something she felt she couldn't escape so she bit the bullet. But here? And from herein, whether she associated with someone like him or not was her choice. And, frankly, she wasn't interested. Perhaps that had been the reason why Roxas hadn't lashed out more himself. She was truthfully... surprised. But right then, all that mattered to her was leaving this man behind them and continuing on their search for any way out.
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