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01 | (Accidental) Video
[There's a sharp cracking sound as the video turns on, but the feed doesn't show a face or even a body. Instead, the picture starts off all black before the object that's blocking the screen pulls back: it's the heel of a boot, and it stomps down again a good few times before delivering a kick that sends the communicator skidding across the floor and into the far wall.
A mostly incoherent tirade, peppered with all kinds of colorful curses, accompanies this display.]
...my right to--?!...
...can pay with my sword through your stomach...
...damn interfering bastard--...
[Eventually, though, the fit of rage subsides, a hand reaches down to pick up the communicator, and a scowling face comes into view, only slightly obscured by the thin crack that's appeared across the top right corner of the screen. There's a few seconds of frowning, and then a blink of comprehension and he realizes that the device is on and capturing what he says. He doesn't know who's listening, but he has to assume that he can talk to the Powers That Be this way.]
Oi, whoever you are that's behind this idiot scheme: when I find you, I'm going to wring your damn neck like a dishrag and then cut you into pieces!!
[OOC:Start as you mean to go on? Kanda is in the dorms (room 101) having just seen the (helpful and informative!) orientation video. He's taking it rather well, all things considered. (I'm not sure what it says that this counts as taking it well.) Feel free to have characters hear the commotion coming from his room, if you'd prefer to meet him in full fit of pique run into him in person!]
A mostly incoherent tirade, peppered with all kinds of colorful curses, accompanies this display.]
...my right to--?!...
...can pay with my sword through your stomach...
...damn interfering bastard--...
[Eventually, though, the fit of rage subsides, a hand reaches down to pick up the communicator, and a scowling face comes into view, only slightly obscured by the thin crack that's appeared across the top right corner of the screen. There's a few seconds of frowning, and then a blink of comprehension and he realizes that the device is on and capturing what he says. He doesn't know who's listening, but he has to assume that he can talk to the Powers That Be this way.]
Oi, whoever you are that's behind this idiot scheme: when I find you, I'm going to wring your damn neck like a dishrag and then cut you into pieces!!
[OOC:
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No, I don't think I believe it either. I do know I don't trust it though.
[And he does feel the pressing need to return for something--something which is much more sensitive to time and much more reliant on him. He isn't going to share specifics, but he can respect what she says she's planning and her reasons why, at least. In a way, his approach will have to be similar, though perhaps with a greater urgency to it.]
If I learn anything, I'll tell you.
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I fear a magical duel with them will only risk others unnecessarily. [She says this as calmly as ever, but beneath it are hints of a core of steel. She not only finds no fear in the prospect of such combat, but doesn't even seem particularly dismissive of her chances.]
But I will gladly offer you any help that I can, if you find a way in which I can aid you.
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He's not the type who enjoys working with others, so he doubts he'll ask for help from her per se, but he doesn't scoff at the offer, which, to anyone who knows him, is quite the amiable sign. He gives a simple nod.]
There ought to be people who've been and gone before us, if what we're being told is true. There should be records of them somewhere--records of what happened to them. [He's not entirely sure how to pursue that possibility--he's not a researcher nor a historian. If Bookman was here, or Lavi.... On his own, Kanda is totally in the dark about such things.]
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I can think of powers that could have done this, and they're things which no one names magic. [He's thinking of the Ark which holds practically a whole world inside its rooms and twisting corridors--a dimension all its own made by the Earl and the Noah, commanded by the "Pianist," and harnessed by the Science Division.]
If you want to name it that then you can name my sword magic too. [He shrugs, as if to say it makes no difference to him what she wants to call any of it, which is true. The way he sees it, the effect is the same and he's more concerned with that than with identifying the nature of the cause.]
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In fact, he likes this horse creature better than he likes most humans, which is why there's a sort of frank openness to the declaration.
He pauses a moment then, wanting to ask something but hesitating. It's an unusual display of sentiment from him, and it makes he somewhat uncomfortable, but after a few moments he does say what's on his mind.]
Where I come from, people think that unicorns are symbols of purity. Is that something you believe too?
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He gives a single nod of acknowledgment.] Thank you.
[He might just as easily mean for something more abstract than for that particular answer--after all, he's a good deal calmer and more level-headed than he was when she first knocked.
He's still not a sociable person, though, and he withdraws a step into his room to indicate that, as far as he is concerned, this particular conversation has run its course.]
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[She's capable of reading conversational cues, though; she nods her head sort of as a farewell, then steps back to leave him to his peace. At least he seems calmer, though, and that's something.]