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Entry tags:
- !event,
- 9s,
- @wismuth,
- alphys,
- amethyst,
- carly nagisa,
- ginko,
- gongenzaka,
- hinawa,
- inquisitor lavellan,
- jinx,
- john childermass,
- jonathan strange,
- julien delacroix,
- lambert,
- lapis lazuli,
- miko nakadai,
- nui harime,
- papyrus,
- peridot,
- renzo shima,
- steven universe,
- tallisibeth (scout),
- tyki mikk,
- yugo,
- yukio okumura,
- yūya sakaki
⇨ INVASION!
Who: Everyone! But especially HARBINGERS!
When: S2:D16-22
Where: All over Wismuth!
What: As the Harbingers reveal themselves, those among the carnival that Creation has chosen will start to discover new powers within themselves. It's because they're magical girls, yo.
Warnings: Harbingers being assholes.
When: S2:D16-22
Where: All over Wismuth!
What: As the Harbingers reveal themselves, those among the carnival that Creation has chosen will start to discover new powers within themselves. It's because they're magical girls, yo.
Warnings: Harbingers being assholes.
HARBINGERS OF VOID↴![]() On Day 16, the Harbingers begin revealing their new selves... in the form of wreaking havoc on the city! CY-Ren isn't looking for mass panic or serious structural damage - instead she wants constant annoyances and distractions, of the sort that will keep those that might be on her tail distracted from her true plans. However, when Creation is faced with the threat of twelve new Harbingers, it will have to fight in kind... ► HARBINGERS: Your job is to use your powers to create messes for other people to clean up! CY-Ren gives no specific instructions outside of a general framework... flex your powers! See what you can do. Don't destroy the city or anything, but give Creation a run for its money. She needs these civilians alive for her later plans. ► STAR GUARDIANS: Twelve members of the carnival have been chosen by Creation to fight in its name, even if they don't realize it yet. When confronted by the Harbinger's chaos, their Sparks will make themselves known in whatever form is appropriate to the character - and they will be asked if they are willing to use the power of their soul to fight the darkness. How this scene plays out can be flexible, but essentially they will find themselves faced with the question: are they willing to fight for the preservation of life? If they say yes, their Spark will emerge, and they will be able to trigger a magical girl transformation, as you do. ► CHARITY CONCERT: While everyone else is busy with the sudden rise of the Harbingers, CY-Ren's PR team is releasing a statement -- they will say that new information has revealed that there had been bomb threats made against the canceled concert, which are now being blamed for the damages. CY-Ren will make a personal statement, saying that in order to apologize for the failure of her previous performances, a new free to attend event is being planned for the near future - people who had tickets to the previous event and had to go home early get top priority! |
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"Why isn't it going to work??" Papyrus finally demands, glancing up long enough to check his expression.
If Tyki's just manipulating him, baiting him into confusion, whatever. But if there's some real, legitimate concerns about the plan... CY-Ren hadn't know of the carnival. A note of worry has haunted Papyrus almost since waking up. Maybe there's more she didn't account for... And he should check.
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He's going to intentionally wipe his mouth with the back of his hand, then follow it with a few licks of his tongue to get that grease smeared.
"For starters, would anyone have actually gotten swayed by her song if we weren't here. I think none of this was suppose to happen," he begins, something he's discussed with several people so far. "Two, she's hiding right now which means she's likely up to something none of you are aware of. Then, she'll probably reveal that information at the last minute and it'll be really complicated and unorganized. Which means she either will use you all as fodder or manipulating you into taking all the damage so her plan can succeed."
Look, he's already unwrapping another burger, this one more greasy than the last, "And lastly three, none of you really have the spine to do anything about that. You're just her pawns."
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If he'd been trapped just in the memory of this conversation, torn between wanting to get information and wanting to leave... It might have been enough on its own.
"And all of that is so different from working with the Ringmaster," Papyrus grumbles, shaking his head dismissively. "Seems like business as usual to me."
He glances up again, sees the emergence of yet another burger, and stamps his high-heeled boot with quick, sharp tapping. "If I do something about that much you're shoveling in your mouth, will you stop calling me spineless?!"
Seriously, Tyki, calling a skeleton spineless is a special kind of insult.
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Because it is and that would make Papyrus the enemy. Being the enemy would make him so much easier to destroy. His smile brightens though as he holds the burger like some ominous toy bent on world destruction all by itself and he waves it in a circular gesture in the air at his offer, "I suppose I could make an effort."
If Tyki knew enough about puns he would probably mention something about putting a little more backbone into it. Thankfully, these are not intentional.
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And that's all fading out of the picture, now. There's other harbingers who still enjoy these things, and he intends to do more plotting and villaining with them, but... it just can't drive him anymore, compared to the mission.
"With what I know now? There's no real choice." He tilts his head, considering Tyki's position, what little he really knows about either of their powers, and draws a bone from the air. Imbues it with a sense of weariness and clumsiness, hallucinations of dropping things or falling off things. "Not about what needs be done."
It's probably just as well the puns are unintentional; another bone pun at this juncture would go just as far as treason for making Papyrus the enemy. Not in Tyki's feelings, of course, but for Papyrus' - if only because it would irritate him enough to be a final straw into attacking Tyki, rather than that odious food.
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He's a worldend'er himself. The problem was his Noah's goal had an eventuality. It would all start anew and wouldn't just end abruptly. The way these Harbingers were doing it was almost... sad. Almost.
"Better to die than kill everyone else," he starts with a reluctant tone, "Or are you fine with that now?"
At the sight of the bone materializing his hand drops to his side and a single Tease draws into his hand. Thanks to another Harbinger he's a little more on guard. "There's always a choice, Papyrus. That's something I strongly believe in."
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"Killing everyone..." He hesitates, a little bit, reluctant as well. "Killing people isn't the goal, you know. It's... this world. This existence." Something in his voice drops, haunted by horrors far worse than the first burger... though, that experience is surely in there somewhere. "It's unbearable."
For all his talk and all his intent, though, it's still Papyrus. The bone is charged up with things, in case Tyki somehow gets hit... but he still has excellent control and good aim, and with a spin he throws it right at wherever that burger last was.
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He understands removing the existence of everything all together. He understands causing Creation, or in his case God, to start anew, build better, begin again. What he doesn't understand is voiding it all together.
Despite everything, Tyki was still on the carnival's side yet also a huge troll. He's ready for any sort of attack even when the target is simply this burger. It's not an attack on his life and he'll only have time to scrunch the foil around it in his hand and toss it upwards into the air out of harm's way. Yet he doesn't move himself to follow it nor attack himself. "Ah, hand slipped."
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That's why it took breaking them to bring them to accepting the Void's demands, inducing such despair and disgust and utter lonely helplessness that they would do anything to end it, and glad to be doing it. Because short of that... none of them would have gone this far down this path. Especially not Papyrus.
Who, now, taps his fingers on one hip and glares up at Tyki. The bone flies past, missing Tyki and burger alike, to crash and shatter against a nearby building. "You know, some of us have important jobs to be doing. More important than playing keep-away, or guessing games."
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The burger doesn't make it very far as Tyki also makes no move to catch it. It splats onto the ground, spreading pickles and pieces of tomato across the ground. The wrapper barely contains anything at all except for the stray piece of lettuce. In the end, Papyrus didn't destroy it, Tyki had.
"I know. I have a job to do as well but the lot of you are making it harder than I want it to be. Not all of our plans are going to come to fruition. There are cracks in the plan, dissolving resolve that'll fester until it eats away at you, and the fact that despite everything either side works for it can still end just as messily."
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Papyrus shakes his head, dismissing the realization that he missed his shot at wrecking that foodstuff.. and the warnings, or promises, that Tyki's offering.
"I don't know what you're talking about... and I don't care! My resolve is steadfast as anything can possibly be. If you're going to be all spooky and warning... Take your hints and bother someone else with them. Like Herbert! I bet he'd love them." Herbert is not the most popular Harbinger.
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"I may as well. You're kind of boring how you are now," comes the honest opinion no one wants to hear. "You seem busy anyways with your 'not killing' and 'end of the world'. It's going to fail anyways."
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"Well," he says, casting about for a good retort and coming up empty. "Fine! Go ahead. I don't need you to believe. And I won't even tell you I told you so, because, we won't exist."
It kind of feels like losing an argument already, he doesn't want to be the one to stomp away... that'd be like losing two arguments. But does that really matter? Does any of this matter, when they're just going to erase it all?
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He turns his back on Papyrus because he can. He has that confidence. There's a cigarette at his lips as he fishes one out and lights it. He exhales softly with a low hum in the back of his throat. It's then that he looks over his shoulder towards the skeleton.
"But... if it makes you happy, I guess that's the important thing," he echoes, the same words Papyrus told him about Sans in the Manor when he had made every attempts to break him down, "I guess, I just wanted to hear it from you."