Two Hundred and First Position ]Voice Post[

[princess_crow]

Although Rosella spoke of marionettes and puppeteers, as tempting that allegory is, I wouldn't say it fits. In my opinion, characters in a story describes better what happened during the past supposed curses. Ink is subtler than strings attached to your limbs; we can always glimpse the threads glimmering at the light, we can see them and struggle

Comments

[concept_killer]

That's a flamethrower...

1/2

[princess_crow]

...Of course. That is what it did.

[princess_crow]

Thank you, Shiki. It disappeared after last week's curse ended.

[concept_killer]

I know how you can make something a little simpler with household products.

1/2

[seeking_heat]

Words binding us instead of strings...that all sounds too similar to what Konata says about us.

voice

[seeking_heat]

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What a monstrous weapon. Looks like something that gun-toting maniac would wield.

1/3 voice

[princess_crow]

...

I suppose I was that at the end of the day.

voice

[princess_crow]

But it felt so right.

[rockstar_otouto]

Thinking of you totting that around is a scary thought.

[princess_crow]

Why? I was perfectly able to wield that.

[rockstar_otouto]

That's why.

[princess_crow]

That's why what?

[ourdenouement]

That's so cool!

[princess_crow]

Too large and unaesthetic, but it was useful. Shiki said it's called a flamethrower.

[ourdenouement]

WHERE'D YOU GET IT?!

[princess_crow]

During a curse.

[psichotic]

It's a flamethrower.

[princess_crow]

So Shiki didn't lie. Thank you.

[psichotic]

Why did you have a flamethrower?

[princess_crow]

I don't know, the City provided. I had to burn a witch.