Call out one of the characters from my muselist with a starter, a prompt, a general 'hey can we do something with these characters' comment, a smoke signal, etc., and I'll get back to you with some kind of RP thread!
[Retasu makes herself small, wringing her hands and looking at the floor.]
Um, you remember when the aliens left, right? How before that, their leader awakened, there was that tower, everything was breaking in the city. We tried to get up there and stop him, get his host back to normal, but... um, well.
[Chuuya knows they were successful. The aliens who'd been plaguing the city flew into the distance. The tower crumbled. All the damage caused in the battle was repaired with the overgrowth from the release of the Mu Aqua, vines holding buildings back together, trees growing where nothing would before. Some things had to be rebuilt, like the train tracks a tree grew into that had to be remade to go around it. And a few parasites still made monsters once in a while. But Retasu's marking faded away, her powers going dormant, and the world was safe.
[He remembers - it's hard to forget that incident, where for a brief moment the outside world was stranger than the world inside books.
He didn't know this part.
Chuuya tries to come up with a response - 'are you okay?' is too stupid, 'did it hurt?' too probing. He doesn't have words, like she doesn't have the words for him and his death.
So instead, he takes a step closer to her and pulls her into a hug. Maybe it's not the best hug in the world, but he's trying.]
[She sniffs and small hiccups come. She's a shaking mess in the chair, half-flopped against Chuuya.]
Thank you, Nakahara-san. I'm -- I'm really sorry.
[For dying. For making him sad about her when he was already sad about himself. For crying. For trying not to cry. For everything that made him regret so much in his life.]
[For her dying. For not knowing. For making her scared to tell him. For making her scared. For everything in her life that made her consider an angry drunk a worthwhile friend.]
[Retasu's shuddering turns into sobs. Already in the chair and crumpled against him, even in the library with other people who don't want to see someone's display of emotions, she clings to him back and cries for a while.]
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[no one tell him about the season finale or he'll be more upset]
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[retasu, that doesn't tell him anything]
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[he's going to murder them]
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[She squeaks and covers her mouth.]
Everything is fine! Why would you think I was dead? I mean, um... well...
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Who hurt you.
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Um, you remember when the aliens left, right? How before that, their leader awakened, there was that tower, everything was breaking in the city. We tried to get up there and stop him, get his host back to normal, but... um, well.
[Chuuya knows they were successful. The aliens who'd been plaguing the city flew into the distance. The tower crumbled. All the damage caused in the battle was repaired with the overgrowth from the release of the Mu Aqua, vines holding buildings back together, trees growing where nothing would before. Some things had to be rebuilt, like the train tracks a tree grew into that had to be remade to go around it. And a few parasites still made monsters once in a while. But Retasu's marking faded away, her powers going dormant, and the world was safe.
But.]
We had to make sure one of us made it up.
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He didn't know this part.
Chuuya tries to come up with a response - 'are you okay?' is too stupid, 'did it hurt?' too probing. He doesn't have words, like she doesn't have the words for him and his death.
So instead, he takes a step closer to her and pulls her into a hug. Maybe it's not the best hug in the world, but he's trying.]
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I'm sorry...
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[The words he's never been able to tell himself, he can say to her.]
You're allowed to cry over dying.
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Thank you, Nakahara-san. I'm -- I'm really sorry.
[For dying. For making him sad about her when he was already sad about himself. For crying. For trying not to cry. For everything that made him regret so much in his life.]
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[For her dying. For not knowing. For making her scared to tell him. For making her scared. For everything in her life that made her consider an angry drunk a worthwhile friend.]
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Thank you.
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Yeah, yeah. ...thanks.
[He's no good at accepting sincere thanks - just being able to thank people is something he's had to learn.]
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I, um. I hope it's helpful. The food.
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[Drinking on an empty stomach isn't good for you. He knows this because of how often he does it.]
...I'll be back to normal tommorrow. [Whatever 'normal' is for him.] So don't worry about me.
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I'll try not to, but I'm not very good at that. So, um, sorry in advance. B-but I'll do my best too!
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[why does he even bother tbh]