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savetheearth2013-11-26 07:30 pm
chalicejoker) wrote in savetheearth2013-11-26 07:30 pm
13 | Closed
Who: Hajime, Lyall, and Bakura
What: Hajime has gone into hiding after the fiasco that was his attempt to watch over two werewolves at once while dealing with his own bugmonster instincts. He needs to be snapped out of it.
Where: Hajime's apartment.
When: Backdated to a few days after the full moon.
Warnings: Mopey bugman.
[For Lyall]
"Terrible" didn't even begin to describe how Hajime had felt after things had settled down at Lyall's. Lyall had trusted him. Reilann had trusted him. And how had he repaid that trust? By letting his crazed bugmonster fight instincts get the best of him. He'd let them out, put both of them in danger, only so he could get the urge to fight out of his system. He couldn't even blame the full moon. Couldn't say that well, at least this sort of thing only happened once a month. Inside, he was a monster all the time. He'd already almost killed Thomas that one time, and now this?
It was for the best, he decided, if he hid in his apartment and never came out again. His usual coping strategy usually involved double shifts at work and working far too long and too hard, but he didn't want to put anyone else in danger. He'd called in sick and was in the process of ignoring phone calls and knocks on the door to the point of lying to his family that he'd caught the flu and didn't want to spread it to anyone else. It was safer this way.
[For Bakura]
Hajime still didn't feel much like leaving the apartment or talking to anyone. He was, at least, doing something other than sleeping and brooding at his two playing cards, even if it was still probably a waste of his time. When he'd first turned into the bug and gotten stuck that way for a couple of weeks, he'd found his old PlayStation tucked away in a closet. Back when he was a kid, he'd been particularly fascinated by MegaMonster World 2, and he still had the game. It had been a rather embarrassing bit of comfort during those two weeks, and now? He was back at it again, carefully breeding teams of monsters and setting out in his MegaTank to save the MegaWorld. He would have died of shame if anyone knew he was still messing with the stupid game, but there was something oddly comforting about watching his team of good monsters defeat and tame the bad monsters, just like he had when he was a kid.
What: Hajime has gone into hiding after the fiasco that was his attempt to watch over two werewolves at once while dealing with his own bugmonster instincts. He needs to be snapped out of it.
Where: Hajime's apartment.
When: Backdated to a few days after the full moon.
Warnings: Mopey bugman.
[For Lyall]
"Terrible" didn't even begin to describe how Hajime had felt after things had settled down at Lyall's. Lyall had trusted him. Reilann had trusted him. And how had he repaid that trust? By letting his crazed bugmonster fight instincts get the best of him. He'd let them out, put both of them in danger, only so he could get the urge to fight out of his system. He couldn't even blame the full moon. Couldn't say that well, at least this sort of thing only happened once a month. Inside, he was a monster all the time. He'd already almost killed Thomas that one time, and now this?
It was for the best, he decided, if he hid in his apartment and never came out again. His usual coping strategy usually involved double shifts at work and working far too long and too hard, but he didn't want to put anyone else in danger. He'd called in sick and was in the process of ignoring phone calls and knocks on the door to the point of lying to his family that he'd caught the flu and didn't want to spread it to anyone else. It was safer this way.
[For Bakura]
Hajime still didn't feel much like leaving the apartment or talking to anyone. He was, at least, doing something other than sleeping and brooding at his two playing cards, even if it was still probably a waste of his time. When he'd first turned into the bug and gotten stuck that way for a couple of weeks, he'd found his old PlayStation tucked away in a closet. Back when he was a kid, he'd been particularly fascinated by MegaMonster World 2, and he still had the game. It had been a rather embarrassing bit of comfort during those two weeks, and now? He was back at it again, carefully breeding teams of monsters and setting out in his MegaTank to save the MegaWorld. He would have died of shame if anyone knew he was still messing with the stupid game, but there was something oddly comforting about watching his team of good monsters defeat and tame the bad monsters, just like he had when he was a kid.
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Because he had a feeling, if he was lying to his parents about being sick, he'd be ignoring the door, as well. So, he had to at least make sure he knew who it was.
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He reluctantly walked to the door and carefully opened it just a crack. He looked tired, like he hadn't been sleeping, but he did not seem as though he were as sick as he'd told his family. Hajime wanted to say something, but he couldn't exactly think of what might be appropriate in this situation. Instead, he just looked guilty.
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All he said first, of course, was: "May I come in, Hajime?"
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That question at the end caught Hajime off guard. "Uh..." That he was hesitating so much at answering that question was probably a bad sign. "I'm...I haven't really been doing much besides sleeping and watching TV..."
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"But yes. Even if you let us out, you still kept us inside the house. And not many others can say they could manage that." He glanced up from his collection, to add, "I may suggest having Richard or someone else about, however. They can talk you out of it, if there's a problem again." Obviously, he'd thought about this.
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He stopped for a moment to consider what Lyall was saying. "Yeah...that could work. I probably wouldn't have tried anything if someone had caught on to what my idiot monster brain was thinking." But did Lyall really want him back? Even after what he'd pulled? What he might pull?
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He'd tackle the transformation bit in a minute. Trash first.
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With the trash dumped into a bag, and the bag set by the door, Lyall finally addressed the offer. "All right, then. Show me this new form of yours. And you, in return, you are to tell me what I look like as a wolf." Since, y'know, no mirrors in there, and even if there were, he probably wouldn't remember.
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He gave Lyall a nod. "I can't say I was in much of a position to remember details, but I'll try." He drew his new card and produced his transformation belt. He quietly ran the card through the belt, and the belt once again spoke: "Fusion." Hajime's form rippled in much the same way it did when he turned into his bug self, and he once more took on the form of the bladed wolf-thing he'd become that night. "I haven't done it since then...something about it doesn't feel quite right, but I don't seem to want a fight as badly as I do when I'm the bug now...and you don't look anything like this, if that's any consolation."
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