Death the Kid (
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caughtinanetwork2012-11-23 05:10 pm
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[So says a certain young man dressed in stark monochrome, dark hair interrupted by three parallel lines of white running along only one side of his head, as he regards what appears to be a colorful ball -- the sort of toy meant for felines to caper after, once catnip has been placed inside.
Residents of a certain villa may recognize their foyer.
It's looking significantly tidier, or rather like someone had artfully arranged but one side of it, and proceeded to arrange the other side in a spookily precise mirror image. Even various cat toys found scattered around the premises have been doled out to each corner of the foyer in a bilaterally symmetrical fashion.
Someone even went through the trouble of dusting and sweeping. It veritably sparkles. Death the Kid's hair is a little disheveled, in the way of one who had little choice but to let damp hair dry as it would.
Indeed, the young grim reaper had stood there in the plaza since yesterday afternoon waiting to drip-dry, unable to abide by the thought of moving around while his wet clothes insisted on sticking to him, horrifyingly askew. He has standards.]
What do I do? It's almost perfect, but I can't simply place this in one corner.
[This is sort of stressing him out.]
I'll just have to acquire another that matches this precisely! Residents of this house! Where is the nearest market?
[This, while addressing the starfish communicator held in the other hand, until the reaper's golden eyes dart a brief, distressed glance at his own creased (and still uncomfortably damp) suit.]
...No, I should first change into something suitable. But I can't just leave this unfinished!
[Ahh, he can't decide, what should he do? WHAT SHOULD HE DO??? At last, he decides to stow the catnip ball away, and black, crackling tendrils of skull-capped shadow spirits away the toy out of sight.]
First things first--where can I launder and dry my clothing? Don't delay in supplying in answer, this is essential, I'm filthy.
[So says a certain young man dressed in stark monochrome, dark hair interrupted by three parallel lines of white running along only one side of his head, as he regards what appears to be a colorful ball -- the sort of toy meant for felines to caper after, once catnip has been placed inside.
Residents of a certain villa may recognize their foyer.
It's looking significantly tidier, or rather like someone had artfully arranged but one side of it, and proceeded to arrange the other side in a spookily precise mirror image. Even various cat toys found scattered around the premises have been doled out to each corner of the foyer in a bilaterally symmetrical fashion.
Someone even went through the trouble of dusting and sweeping. It veritably sparkles. Death the Kid's hair is a little disheveled, in the way of one who had little choice but to let damp hair dry as it would.
Indeed, the young grim reaper had stood there in the plaza since yesterday afternoon waiting to drip-dry, unable to abide by the thought of moving around while his wet clothes insisted on sticking to him, horrifyingly askew. He has standards.]
What do I do? It's almost perfect, but I can't simply place this in one corner.
[This is sort of stressing him out.]
I'll just have to acquire another that matches this precisely! Residents of this house! Where is the nearest market?
[This, while addressing the starfish communicator held in the other hand, until the reaper's golden eyes dart a brief, distressed glance at his own creased (and still uncomfortably damp) suit.]
...No, I should first change into something suitable. But I can't just leave this unfinished!
[Ahh, he can't decide, what should he do? WHAT SHOULD HE DO??? At last, he decides to stow the catnip ball away, and black, crackling tendrils of skull-capped shadow spirits away the toy out of sight.]
First things first--where can I launder and dry my clothing? Don't delay in supplying in answer, this is essential, I'm filthy.
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[No, she can't pretend this is normal.]
--But oh my god, who are you and why are you in our house!?
[DID SOMEONE NOT LOCK THE DOOR...]
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[Oh yeah. The fact that he's in the house should... probably be worth noting.]
Isn't it a little rude not to introduce yourself first? Very well. My name is Death the Kid.
[Like that's supposed to make this okay.]
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Kid?! When did you get back!?
[We'll address the state of the foyer later, not that John will be particularly surprised by it.]
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Because that's exactly how Kid is looking at John.
(More specifically, at the emblem on his blue godtier pajamas.)]
'Get back'..?
[That seems to snap him out of his disapproving reverie; his eyebrows lift.]
This must be the 'returning foreigners' phenomenon I've heard of. Who are you?
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Not accidentally stepping on one of Kuro's toys when she walks in with the groceries, however, is sort of a clue that something's different.]
Eh?
[Who cleaned up? Nobody else was home when she left.]
Hello? Hellooooo? Rin, is that you?
[...Wow, Maka, that was dumb. Why would Rin be cleaning up? Somehow she can't do anything but stand like an idiot in the entrance way calling for people that aren't there.]
John? Rose?
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[The silhouette marked out by the light coming in through the hallway connected to the foyer is unmistakable, the gold eyes of that figure shining eerily across that empty space towards the girl.]
I've been waiting, Maka.
[This is the moment when some asshole would cut to a commercial break.
Kid simply steps forward, pulling his hands from his pockets.]
You'd do best to just hand that over and let me put it away for you.
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... Uh who are you and what the hell are you doin' in my house?
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[And with the matter of the catnip ball presently taken care of (or at least, put away for later), this intruder has the nerve to appear proud of himself.]
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I can take you to the market later, okay? Sheesh, anyone would think that the world was ending the way you're fussing over things.
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[He wants to go noooooow. You don't understand how incredibly uncomfortable being stuck in the same damp clothes for a full day is--unless you're in the same boat yourself, that is.]
...Wait, no. If I were to leave now, I might lose the trail entirely.
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Takes a few steps backwards.
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What in the actual-- who the hell're you.
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The stranger loitering in their foyer (read: obsessively rearranging) coolly regards Bon with an utter lack of shame for being caught trespassing (and not for the first time).]
Death the Kid. Don't worry, it's not you I'm after. Please go about your business.
[As if anyone could just go about their business after something so goddamn cryptic.]
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That is truly a very important conundrum you have there, little alien girl.
[What, that is a girl right? Ugh. Aliens. So hard to figure out.]
Have you thought about cutting the little ball precisely down the middle?
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[That strangely even skin tone, those brightly colored, angular lenses. Those horns, so elegantly even..! What a picture of sublime perfection! Why, he could even forgive the mistake, for such a magnificently symmetrical creat--
...Wait. What--why are there only two buttons. WHY ARE THERE ONLY TWO BUTTONS ON ONE SIDE.]
Beg your pardon, I'm a man, and a reaper at that.
I would recommend you keep that in mind, but-- [Augh, those impeccably angled horns!] --nevermind all that, it must be two of these. Halving it simply would not do.
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Kuro is a bit stunned, staring up at Kid with wide eyes.
'Who are you and what did you do to my toy?' Priorities, after all. He pads over and taps a paw against Kid's shoe.]
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One sporting two tails and little horn-like ridges on its head who can pipe up with actual words tidily interrupting your thoughts? A lot less so; Kid's initial gasp of approval at the sight is spoiled, somewhat, by the mismatched band of white around one front leg.
He does, however, take to a knee to observe Kuro more closely.]
Did you just..? [No doubt about it, that was a voice, but not one registered by his ears. He won't be producing the missing toy, not yet.] What an intriguing creature.
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There should be a dry cleaner in the middle of town. The owner hasn't been feeling well lately so her brother has been handling most of the business while she recovers, though I highly recommend them; they've taken care of plenty of my suits in the past and they're... Well. [He gestures to his own suit--nearly all of it white.]
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There are also a few stores around the dry cleaners should you wish to pick up something else while you wait. I could give you directions to a few of my preferred ones if you like, Mister...?
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Oh, yes. Impeccable fashion sense. Not too shabby, sir. And being one so prone to wearing black and white himself, he knows exactly how challenging it can be to keep white looking so pristine.]
Death the Kid. And who do I thank for this information?
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[Hi, Kid. Here's a grey-skinned teenager with horns, and horrendously messy hair.]
Then again, if you've gone to the trouble of fussing over arranging things in some freakish mirror of themselves to the extent you can't just drop the ball where it is, the answer is probably a deafening yes, you are that stunted.
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The kind who, upon beholding another of these strange, gray-skinned 'trolls', endures the sort of internal strife that results in a confusing vacillation between mortally offended bristling and pleased intrigue.
Horns, evenly spaced, of equal size (diminutive). Pleasing.
Oh god, that hair.
Oh god, that attitude.]
That's a fine thing coming from a mannerless dog who can't figure their way around a comb!
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If you can't put it down on either side, then just put it in the center. It's hardly important, anyway.
As for the laundry, you could have gotten new clothes in the plaza.
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[So matter-of-fact. Organizing a room properly is serious fucking business, Dirk.
Some time has passed since, though; he's had a shower and a change of clothing (and guess what? STILL BLACK AND WHITE) in the meantime, and with this, calm and sanity has been restored.
Er, for the most part. Those sunglasses are ridiculous, but their inherent symmetry does not go unappreciated, either.]
As for the cat toy, I'll simply get another. Are you another resident here?
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Wouldn't that mean leaving the task incomplete? What if someone came home to see it wasn't finished?
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Wow. That costume may be... a little much. But way to rock that bilateral symmetry.
Although it looks a lot like some character in a child's comic book. Missing something. Maybe a dramatic cape.]
On the contrary, I think only the resident cat will notice.
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*sighs* Hello, my name is Yukio Okumura.
If you can wait for ten minutes I can show you to the market personal. I have a few items to gather myself.
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Okumura. Interesting that there would be two. Unless you happen to be related to Rin?
[That part about the market can wait.]
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[An interesting quirk, but it seems to Sarah like there are ways around it.]
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[Have you ever met anyone so goddamn serious about the placement of a cat toy? Meet Death the Kid, grim reaper and simply crazy about bilateral symmetry. His is a peculiar mind, cuckoo, tread with some caution.]
--but let's not fool ourselves, that would pose a tripping hazard.
[SAFETY FIRST.]
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