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Entry tags:
- blue exorcist: yukio okumura,
- coco: héctor rivera,
- final fantasy ix: zidane tribal,
- final fantasy xv: ardyn izunia,
- fragile dreams: ren,
- marble hornets: tim wright,
- mushi-shi: ginko,
- red vs. blue: agent washington,
- red vs. blue: leonard church (alpha),
- the good place: michael,
- undertale: asgore dreemurr,
- ✖ blue exorcist: rin okumura,
- ✖ fullmetal alchemist: edward elric,
- ✖ guilty gear: faust,
- ✖ pluto: epsilon,
- ✖ red vs. blue: agent carolina,
- ✖ red vs. blue: agent texas,
- ✖ undertale: muffet
August Aftermath: Make Me Okay
AUGUST AFTERMATH: MAKE ME OKAY
Who: Everyone!
What: After the harrowing events of mid-month, it's time to process what you've been through
When: August 24th and onward
Where: Ensō and/or Nastrandir
Warnings: Discussions of violence, injury, forcibly altered mindsets via magical influence, and character deaths. Other than that, tag as you go!

What: After the harrowing events of mid-month, it's time to process what you've been through
When: August 24th and onward
Where: Ensō and/or Nastrandir
Warnings: Discussions of violence, injury, forcibly altered mindsets via magical influence, and character deaths. Other than that, tag as you go!

Nastrandir: Can I Fight When I Don't Know How
The morning of August 24th, the day after a Storytelling that was notably later than usual, you will wake to the restoration of your average selves, barring any extenuating circumstances due to recent deaths. The dead will rise again on Ensō, at the Storyteller's Temple, while everyone else will simply wake where they last laid themselves to rest. There's nothing left to do but, perhaps, try to come to terms with all that's just happened.
You've probably witnessed some terrible things, over the past few days. There's a very good chance that you were the one doing the terrible things. Whether you were responsible for the slaughter of a fellow adventurer, watched the fray from the distance, or suffered the spontaneous combustion that seized everyone who hadn't managed to shake away their false memories in time, it's at least all over now. Or...mostly.

So you can pick yourselves up off the ground and clean up what remains, or you can say to yourselves: Fuck That, and instead head back to Ensō. Or you could elect to keep exploring Nastrandir, if you're truly a glutton for punishment.
Ensō: Am I Bleeding From the Neck Down
On Ensō and its accompanying islets, it's begun to rain.
It's not a genuine downpour, but more of a gentle, melancholy drizzle. The rain is cool and likely refreshing, particularly if one is just coming away from the humidity of Nastrandir.
Potentially as a form of apology, anyone who goes digging through their belongings will discover that one of the following has ended up in their packs:
[ ♆ ] If you were a member of the Red Team, you will discover that you now own a rather awkwardly-shaped object, about three feet in length. A set of written instructions will inform you that this is known as a redsword, and that, upon placed upon any wet area or body of water, will drain and dry it out over the course of five minutes. This item is single-use, and only works for a ten-foot radius.It's not much, but it might make some of the hell that you suffered through over the past few days worth it! Almost, anyway. In the meantime...relax, lick your wounds, and try and forgive yourselves for what's happened.
[ ♆ ] If you were a member of the Blue Team, you will discover that you now own some very fetching footwear. A set of written instructions will inform you that these are called skip-skops, and can be used to walk on water or wet land without sinking or getting wet. Standard limitations when crossing between islands or attempting to go beyond LifeAftr's limits will still apply. This item is single-use, and will dissolve after one hour total.
[ ♆ ] If you were Neutral, you will discover that you now own, er, this. A set of written instructions will inform you that this object is called a furball, and that it works as a sort of miniature, diminished version of the sirens you spent all that time destroying on Nastrandir. Once planted, it will rapidly grow into a tall, screaming tree full of lorby-like creatures that automatically causes all natural animals in the vicinity to become aggressive for one hour, maximum. This item is single-use.

If you're interested, the following links may prove handy:
[ ♆ ] OOC Event Info and Plotting Post
[ ♆ ] Nastrandir's Intro
[ ♆ ] Nastrandir's Locations Page
[ ♆ ] Search Requests Page
[ ♆ ] Deaths Page
( CODED BY BOOTYCALL )
Church | ota
Afterward is...it's after.
The war units hate him now, and honestly, he doesn't blame them. The muck is still mucky. The sirens are still annoying. Everything fucking sucks, and for now, he's going home.
He's not keen on going home, per se. But he's also not carrying around a fuckin' swordfish, okay? ...He's also not looking to carry his guns around. So when he's at the cottage (conspicuously devoid of Maine), his intention is mostly just to drop some of this stuff off and leave. (And pet the kitty. Who's a good giant tiger-plant? She is!) Even if everyone is back, and looking fine for it, he still has a hastily-patched bullet hole in his side. While nothing seems to be critically damaged--at least he can still walk!--it's still a bother. Like hell he's gonna ask for any help about it, though.
No matter what happens, he's definitely going to spend some time away, at least to clear his head. Could be he's ambling around Enso, mostly avoiding Blues, but he eventually makes his way up to the mountaintop temple and garden for some peace, or whatever peace he can conjure.
But he also has to recharge by the mana pool, so. Can't stay up there forever. Can't run or hide forever.
(He'll go back to Nastrandir at some point. There's still so much of it to explore, unless it fucks with their heads again, but like...man, also fuck that place, right?)]
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[Michael's only walking to the mana pool. He's got a few plans for today, mostly revolving around trying to do...something. He doesn't know exactly what. Smashing sirens was simple and straightforward; helping people through the emotional fallout is very much not.
Here, though, is one of the first people he ran into over there. Looking saner, now, if worse for the wear. It's the patching on the bullet hole that tipped him off, it's clearly not a hole in a human.]
How's...it going?
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[Technically, he shouldn't be capable of being exhausted, but he is absolutely and most thoroughly that. Doesn't even add any playful insult to it, just listlessly raises his hand in greeting. His head's resting back, visor to the sky. Could be he was napping. If he had eyeballs to close.]
Uhhhhh. It's going? It sure is going. Unfortunately.
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[Not sure what to do with that, guy whose name he never even got!]
So hey - this is a weird question, I get that. And I'm not mad about it. But you did shoot Tex, didn't you? [Knocking it out of the empathy park today!]
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[He sits up straighter, rubbing the back of his head and intensely already not wanting to have this conversation.]
You a friend of hers?
[There's a skeptical tone to his voice. Mostly because...he does not associate Tex with the concept of 'having friends'.]
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[oh, we weren't supposed to do that, were we...]
Just wondering where she ended up.
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[He streeeeetches like this is just a normal conversation between two dudes and not, y'know, mildly traumatizing or anything. She's human now, after all. He's vividly aware of this fact.]
Yes. I shot her. Dead as dicks. How, I don't know, she's usually a lot better at this fighting stuff, and I'm usually...worse at guns than she is. [Technically true!] So. I guess she ended up wherever people end up when they...cccccome back to life?
Don't, uh, get me wrong here--not dying a dead-death is pretty good news for people with a habit of dying. [He's say "so not Tex" but that's statistically untrue more times than even he's aware of.] Just, it's a weird concept so far, and I haven't experienced it for myself?
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[He can't really remember, for some reason.]
[His stare settles on familiar armor, and Wash starts.]
Woah - aren't you dead?
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And then Wash starts speaking???
His head snaps up from where he was resting and stares at Wash. Wash with a helmet not destroyed, not a cratered wreck, and also asking him a...frankly really dumb question.]
Aren't--[here comes one of the stupider replies he's ever made] Aren't you?
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[His hand rubs at his neck. His expression closes slightly, creasing into something confused and a bit distant beneath his visor. Something about the lengthy pause before he can reply manages to communicate something of that drifting uncertainty.]
I was shot. I get shot all the time.
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[Which is an absolutely terrifying prospect given he knows Wash as the guy who remembers everything. He had Epsilon. He is memory. The key.]
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[The certainty in his tone starts to melt away as he straightens up, frowning.]
Wasn't that...what happened...?
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[Church stands, wary, uncertain.]
Hey, Wash? Do you know where you are right now?
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She awakens near the Storyteller's Temple, and it soon becomes clear that she needs to recharge her armor. She heads to the mana pool, as she has done on a daily basis before this. She sees Church, and approaches a bit more slowly as she takes in the fact that her ex is here. She knew Church was on the island, and she knows she'd fallen into his spell again recently, which only means she ought to try to avoid him more than ever. But she needs to recharge her armor and nothing can change that. She shoots him a look as she approaches. Because she's remembered something else—before awakening here, at the Storyteller's Temple, her ex had killed her, and she had died. This was like when the two of them had died at Blood Gulch. But for some reason she hadn't become a ghost this time. She'd just died, and then resurrected.
Unless she had become a ghost? Tex settles down on a rock next to Church and the mana pool and tries to un-possess her armor. It doesn't work. She rolls her eyes and then turns her head to address Church. ]
Can I ask you a question? Are you still a ghost?
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I mean, presumably?
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[ She shakes her head a little. ]
It just doesn't seem to work the same way here as it did when we were in Blood Gulch. That's all.
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[ She sighs and settles back against a rock. ]
I'm just here to recharge.
[ She doesn't want him to think she actually sought out his company, especially since he was the one who killed her. ]
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[Why would she want to talk to him, anyway?]
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Her own suit is left behind, as she makes her way across the island, and while he might be seeking to avoid familiar faces, lucky him. She does come to a jarring halt, and while she can admit that he isn't the one that she had been looking for off the bat, and that they hadn't really had much interaction, she knows the impact that he had had on the Reds and Blues back home. He's no less a pain in the ass than they are though.]
You look like shit.
[She's faired slightly better, although only slightly. Whatever mania had settled over them had left her untouched, but that hadn't exactly helped. Not like she had been able to knock sense in to anyone.]
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Rando redhead chick doesn't ping anything for him right up until she speaks. His nonexistent face scrunches up, scrutinizing.]
I'm shocked how clearly that comes across. I was working real hard on it all night, the making armor look like shit thing. It's an acquired skill.
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In all honestly, sarcasm aside, I wouldn't be surprised if you had.
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[Instead of kind of sad and pathetic and scuffed and holed.]
Not that I have to try, obviously. [Nice recovery, dipshit.] But if I had to, that'd be a way better use of my time.
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[As Carolina would certainly have another name for it. As for the latter two sentences, she only arches an eyebrow in silent judgment. There is something that does cross through certain Church's, which doesn't apply to her, but rather to the masculine side, which is the inability to hit the broad side of barns.]
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[Does she...want to talk to him? Oh. God. Maybe she knows about Tex. And Wash. Maybe she'll give him a thrashing.
He jabs a thumb over his shoulder.]
You goin' somewhere? I don't recommend the new island, personally.
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