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Date & Time: January 15th, or whenever
Location: somewhere in the creepy castle/hotel/museum
Characters: Allen Walker, Howard Link, Rosette Christopher, Chrono, and anyone else in the castle who feels like dropping by at any point.
Summary: SOUL SHENANIGANS and whatever else your heart desires. Open to castle antics.
Warnings: ALLEN WALKER IS FINE
[Allen sure is super unconscious suddenly.
And gray. For some reason.]
[And you may have heard someone screaming "I'M FINE" repeatedly at themselves near the castle grounds a short while ago, strangely.]
Location: somewhere in the creepy castle/hotel/museum
Characters: Allen Walker, Howard Link, Rosette Christopher, Chrono, and anyone else in the castle who feels like dropping by at any point.
Summary: SOUL SHENANIGANS and whatever else your heart desires. Open to castle antics.
Warnings: ALLEN WALKER IS FINE
[Allen sure is super unconscious suddenly.
And gray. For some reason.]
[And you may have heard someone screaming "I'M FINE" repeatedly at themselves near the castle grounds a short while ago, strangely.]
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Cross takes the hit, and jerks 'round to glare at Toothy. "Tim! Ch..." But when he turns his glower to the two on the ground, he holsters his weapon this time - Tim did his job, evidently.
"I'm out of bullets."
'Allen' is stiff at her side, unable to make himself move, even though he knows he should get out of here. It's not the end of it. Cross's bloodthirst may have dissipated, but his anger hasn't abated, and he's reaching down, grabbing for her collar. "Don't forget. This is all your fault."]
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In the mean time though, the memory being real enough for her to affect, means that it can certainly affect her. She's jerked back by the collar of her frock and grits her teeth. This much? Wasn't worth interfering.]
What is?
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"Disappear."
He drops her, and along with Tim, stalks off into the shadows.
Leaving her in the snow with a rather badly shaken child, curled in on himself, staring hard at the ground before him.
TODAY. WASN'T A GOOD DAY...]
Idiot...
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[She lets out her breath in a large huff and picks herself back up. She approaches miniAllen again, this time crouching to put a hand on his shoulder.]
Come on... I know it's hard, but lets find somewhere safe.
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'There's nowhere safe', he wants to say. She doesn't know what she's talking about.]
Sh-shut up.
I have t'go. But... that clown...
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[She sits down, pulls up her knees and wraps her arms around them.]
What happened to him?
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Is he okay...?
I hit 'im. I didn't mean to. He got in the way, that idiot, I didn't mean... I didn't-! [ he stops, sniffs.
his thin shoulders shake. ]
Not Mana. I wanted to hit that bastard... that bastard who killed Allen!
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But then... What did he just say?]
Killed... Allen?
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He misunderstands her confusion.]
Did you know 'im? M-Mana said Allen was very lonely, but after I met him... [ he wasn't, anymore... ]
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The Allen I know is a good friend... Loyal, sweet. ... Maybe a bit lonely, yes. ........ kinda stubborn.
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He wipes his eyes, blinking at her. And then glances away, fresh tears running down his cheeks. He can't seem to make them stop. Was Allen all of those things, too?]
Th-they treated him like a burden 'ere. [ they treated him like a burden too, Allen was just like him. lonely, unloved. but for a time, they had each other. ] But he kept me company...
He was Mana's...
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[Though as the child trails off, she prompts him, gently.]
Mana's...?
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His partner. Mana an' his dog, they were the best act here.
[With that, the memory of the child fades away, and her surroundings shift -
she's back within the circus she started in, although a different location. The big-top isn't visible here, she's surrounded by smaller tents on all sides, each with an entrance.
A man stands between two of them. Without his makeup on, it's hard to recognize the clown from before. He's wearing old clothes and a battered top hat and he could use a shave, but his expression is warm and his smile is comforting this time. He watches her from a distance, but says nothing.]
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WHO WOULD DO THAT?!
DONE
Uh. HI!
[Are YOU the one who named him after a dog.]
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Well. No.
Sort of.
He's also not talking. Not even a 'hello.' He's just placidly pointing at one of the tents.]
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Rosette looks the man up and down carefully, and simply nods. He seemed like someone Allen trusted...
She takes the time THIS TIME, to peek into the tent, rather than just step blindly into another lions cage.]
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And for whatever reason, this... is the bizarre scene that plays out in the tent he directed her to, in the world's worst playroom. At least there aren't any lions!
Allen here looks a little younger than the Allen she currently knows, but his hair is white and his face is scarred this time. His arm is also a massive clawed monstrosity, kind of nailed to the wall there. Lenalee is visible from this vantage point, apparently unconscious in a chair, as is Miranda Lotto, nailed to a clock. Nobody's having a good day here, either.
But the focus is on the little girl in the middle of it all, taking it upon herself to inform the boy about chosen ones and God and Noah, etc. Her skin gradually turns gray - a familiar shade - as she speaks.
There's also a talking pumpkin thing.]
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The skin is very familiar. ... If this is what she's fighting. What ALLEN is fighting.
But Miranda... Lenalee... A lot about them suddenly made sense and her heart ached just watching this, reminding herself that this has already happened. They lived through this. Still... she can't quite help...]
Come on... you can't let it end here!
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But there's the little girl, too. She stops mid-speech, and slowly, wordlessly turns her gaze to Rosette, and the three grotesque monsters behind her do the same. The girl's too-wide toothy smile is fixed in place, but something about her eyes change - this memory is watching her, and it sees her quite clearly.
She'll suddenly find about a dozen very sharp, floating candles pointed in her direction.]
R-run!
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She dives, tucking her body into a tight roll to take some - ANY - cover behind the Victorian, checkered furniture. Listening for the whistle and thunk of a projectile, she pulls herself- her soul- up tight.
And picks up a wood bodied teddy bear... Better than NO weapon.]
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Somewhere in the background, there's a screech of metal and a cracking of drywall, a choked-off scream, and finally a heavy thud.
The little girl stops in front of the piece of furniture, humming some tune to herself. A few more candles fly close, pointed in Rosette's general direction. The girl's voice is sing-song, mocking, "What are you doing?"]
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She didn't know enough about this to pretend to be a part of this, she realized. The girl on the other side was aware in a way nothing else had been.. except Allen. That meant, whatever else was here... knew she was here too.]
I'm here to bring him back!
Allen! I know why you're hiding in these memories... But you can't stay here!
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The candles fly -
but they won't hit her. There's suddenly a massive gray arm held over her like a shield, candles digging into it. Allen crouches on the other side, breath heavy and uneven, head hung low.]
Please, you shouldn't...
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