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lostcarnival2019-02-24 03:05 pm
betheman) wrote in lostcarnival2019-02-24 03:05 pm
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[CLOSED] It's Not Parting Ways When Immortality Is Cheap
Who: Yuuya and Gongenzaka (And Marishi, potentially)
When: When the Ringmaster was letting people mull over Godhood
Where: The Junk-pile where the Giant's Tent was
What: Gongenzaka and Yuuya discuss their (opposing) decisions
Warnings: Possibly some existential chatter, since, Immortality. References to past violent events.
With all the trappings of the Carnival missing, it is very much a shell of what it was. Or perhaps more accurately, the snail inside the shell. There is grass and some trees at least yes, but when Gongenzaka finally made his way back to his tent he was in for quite the sight. Aside from a pair of slowly waking undead animals (who were now being excitedly greeted by the chipmunk of the trio which had managed to travel all through Polaris and such, not to mention Suzu the granbull), everything else was...a mess.
Where the washroom was, certain cleaning supplies were simply on the ground. The party console sat without a television or a shelf in the overly barren living-room clearing, and as for what was left in the bedroom...
...Well, at least a bunch of pillows and blankets gathered over time were still there.
Which in turn, made it a good spot to sit he determined. Collapsing on his back in a heap, Gongenzaka closes his eyes and gives a small groan- the various pets settling elsewhere.
A massive boost in power... ...that will without a doubt change his place in the entire multiverse.
It's a big thing to consider, and at his side his daemon appears to chat with him softly about it.
This is something that requires more than just inner thinking, he feels.
When: When the Ringmaster was letting people mull over Godhood
Where: The Junk-pile where the Giant's Tent was
What: Gongenzaka and Yuuya discuss their (opposing) decisions
Warnings: Possibly some existential chatter, since, Immortality. References to past violent events.
With all the trappings of the Carnival missing, it is very much a shell of what it was. Or perhaps more accurately, the snail inside the shell. There is grass and some trees at least yes, but when Gongenzaka finally made his way back to his tent he was in for quite the sight. Aside from a pair of slowly waking undead animals (who were now being excitedly greeted by the chipmunk of the trio which had managed to travel all through Polaris and such, not to mention Suzu the granbull), everything else was...a mess.
Where the washroom was, certain cleaning supplies were simply on the ground. The party console sat without a television or a shelf in the overly barren living-room clearing, and as for what was left in the bedroom...
...Well, at least a bunch of pillows and blankets gathered over time were still there.
Which in turn, made it a good spot to sit he determined. Collapsing on his back in a heap, Gongenzaka closes his eyes and gives a small groan- the various pets settling elsewhere.
A massive boost in power... ...that will without a doubt change his place in the entire multiverse.
It's a big thing to consider, and at his side his daemon appears to chat with him softly about it.
This is something that requires more than just inner thinking, he feels.
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"Would you say I feel nice?"
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"....n-naturally..." he manages quietly, hands loosening a bit.
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And certainly more inclined to show his face and smile slightly again.
...
"Mnnmmm~ But you know Yuuya, you're still the niceest..."
"AUH! Marishi, do not start things again..!" Gongenzaka protests.
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Because Gongenzaka's face is there again, so Yuya holds his hands tightly out of the way and falls in to kiss him, slowly and lingering, and his eyes close as he does it.
Yeah, he feels nice.