Feivel Arandale | AU!Fëanor (
highly_gifted) wrote in
savetheearth2015-04-07 07:35 pm
[open] You always wanted a visit, right?
Who: Feivel and/or Nat and YOU
What: Just opening doors from the ghost zone into places and then?????
When: First half of April, pick your date!
Where: Anywhere!
Exploring the ghost zone is great. It's a weird and new place and a certain set of siblings is having a field trip. Most of the time, they're together, but sometimes they split up or one of them goes alone.
They peek out through almost all doors that they find, unless Nat's Force senses tell her that something bad is behind the door (and then sometimes Fe opens it anyway). Maybe they look out at a street where your character is just standing, but maybe they open a door right into their bedroom too, or something else entirely...
((Please make a note in your subject line regarding if you want to encounter Feivel or Nat or both of them))
What: Just opening doors from the ghost zone into places and then?????
When: First half of April, pick your date!
Where: Anywhere!
Exploring the ghost zone is great. It's a weird and new place and a certain set of siblings is having a field trip. Most of the time, they're together, but sometimes they split up or one of them goes alone.
They peek out through almost all doors that they find, unless Nat's Force senses tell her that something bad is behind the door (and then sometimes Fe opens it anyway). Maybe they look out at a street where your character is just standing, but maybe they open a door right into their bedroom too, or something else entirely...
((Please make a note in your subject line regarding if you want to encounter Feivel or Nat or both of them))

Feivel! Nat too maybe if she wants idk???
Which, look, okay, he found it and it looked interesting and really how can you not like pictures of cute animals? Not that Tony's worried about being caught reading magazines that will totally ruin his reputation but more about the fact that a ghost portal opened up his bedroom wall and a head popped out. He lets out a highly undignified squawk and nearly falls right over, fortunately he was laying in his bed at the time, so instead he just ends up clinging to the wall like somehow that will help.
Such dignity, Tony, you are clearly the bravest of us all.
"Shit! Dude, what the hell??"
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Still on the other side, Nat looks over the top of her brother's head, interested. Unable to resist, she says, "We come in peace."
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"We bodly go where no man or woman has gone before, but sometimes other people were faster.
Hi, Tony." And then he peers down to check how far above ground he is (half a metre, it will be easy to get back up) and jumps down into Tony's room.
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"Hey Fe, phew warn a guy before you open a portal in his room would'ya?" Squint, man that thing's creeping him out. "How are you guys doing that?"
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Both!
At least, it's no big deal until the opening door freaks him out, and he reflexively turns into a gigantic bug, because that's how he rolls. "What the hell?"
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...Well, looks like they found someone numbered. The doorhandle is firmly in his hand but he doesn't shut the door just yet, instead peering at the bug with interest, copying Nat's greeting from earlier. He's taken a liking to it. "We come in peace.
...you're numbered."
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And let's see, there are two more people now...Hajime automatically starts grabbing for more of the gyoza ingredients. Sudden guests means he's making more food. That's just how this works. Besides, cooking is one way he winds down, anyway. And he does need to wind down; he's still standing there as a giant bug like it's the most normal thing in the world.
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whoever!
It has similarities, to his most recent one, a winged lady with a star at her breast that was displayed at his recent seascapes exhibition. But in this the lady stands at the window of a tower, the room around her slick with blood, desperation in her eyes as she backs towards the balcony and a star clasped in her hands. Occasionally, he paints two frightened boys peeking round a curtain before he paints the whole thing over and starts again.
Arnold has paint smeared on his cheeks and across his fingers and in his hair, spattered on his clothes where he slashed at his work. And there is a stone that sits on a table by the door, shining like a star. He does not seem to register his visitor ]
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So while he breathes in deeply and put a hand on the side of the door to steady himself, it's not bad. He even leans forward a bit to see what it was that caused the echo... only to be hit in the head twice in short succession. Apparently the universe considered it a good idea to chuck two glowy stones at his head at a fairly high speed.
They clutter to the ground below only moments before Fe himself follows, out and down with a concussion for a bit. Ouch. He'll come to lie under the open door, sprawled out unceremoniously with the two stones buried under him.]
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Feivel! How did yo... oh dear, Feivel? Are you alright? Can you hear me? Oh dear, maybe I should call an ambulance?
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[It's pained, though, and his eyes are a bit unfocused.]
...I will be fine. [His parents can't know, and besides, he has no abroad insurance.]
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Fe only obvs
She's caught up in the rhythm of it, in that flowing mental space where it seems like everything is going right, and exertion is nonexistant. It takes a minute before she realizes she's being watched and stops, breathing a little hard. Gwyneth lowers her sword and turns towards the boy, raising one famously expressive eyebrow. "How did you get in here?"
I wonder why XD
"You gather your concentration well." That's what he considers the thing in himself that other people call 'distracted' or 'too caught up in his projects'.
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She's not going to comment on her focus yet.
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Feivel or both!
"It's not done yet, you know."
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She turns to face him.
"So... Did you come here for a reason?"
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[Closed]
She was absorbed in this, and in noting the wheres and whats in her notebook, when she started feeling the insinuations of danger - a sense like a cold wind, like colors had dimmed and she was watched by unfriendly eyes. Nat looked around, saw nothing, and kept writing; she was familiar enough with this area and what lived here. It was probably the shambler again, and she could escape it at a trot as soon as it came in view. No problem.
It was not the shambler. She felt a flash of panic and stumbled to the side. Something very heavy struck her on the shoulder instead of the head. Her arm numbed, Nat dropped her notebook and stared. Someone had thrown a... a gold urn at her. Part of her fixated on that, because she could see the thrower, and for a moment, while she just saw her assailant as another teenaged girl with blonde hair, she knew there was something wrong. The sense of danger was almost as clear as words.
It was another Nat. Her lips were chapped. She'd tied her hair back severely and wound bandages around her arms and legs, and her eyes were pale and gleaming with delight above a wide smile, but it was another Nat. A Nat a belt with bottles and more gold hanging from them, and that was Nat's softball bat with gold plates wrapped and hammered around the end to make it into a club.
The world, and that sight, dropped away for a moment. She remembered something that had happened a long time ago, on a planet far, far away. One of the longest days of her life... As everything rushed back a sensation halfway between pain and a horrible itch crawled across her scalp, leaving it tighter against her skull. Her double grimaced, and a pale line showed near her temple.
"A clone," Nat said, shocked, remembering the tanks and the many copies of herself. The remembered pain and disorientation kept her from running, even as instincts screamed that she should. "Why? I don't want to fight- what do you want?"
"You won't need to know once you're dead!" the other Nat cried and came at her, joy in her eyes.
In another world Nat had fought and accounted for herself well before fleeing, even though her clone had been stronger. Here, Nat did her best. She discovered her shield power, not that it did any good. She bit and bruised the other Nat and dodged as much as she could. As it became evident that she couldn't escape, she screamed.
The bat caught her on the side of her head. Nat fell, stunned, her vision greying at the edges, feeling blood itching her scalp. The world seemed far away... "It really isn't personal," her clone was saying cheerfully, kneeling to look into her face. "There just isn't room in this life for two of us, and since I'm stronger, you have to go. Thanks for coming out alone, I was worried this would be harder."
Smiling, her clone circled Nat's neck with both hands and started to squeeze.
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Two of her, even, he realizes belatedly, though one of them very clearly isn't his Nat. And it is a huge advantage here that he knows Benedict, so the doppels aren't something that is really new for him, he knows what this is. Just that Benedict is fine and considering that this one is apparently trying to kill his sister
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"Let go of her or I will not hesitate to take your head off your shoulders."
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He gave her a warning, and touched her with the blade. He can't swing it without taking it away. She knows where he is. She'd gone to a crouch to try to strangle Nat. He's angry, she feels it like a benediction. It makes her stronger. She has options.
There is another heartbeat, and she's flung herself forwards, over Nat's semiconscious body to the other side, not caring if the tip of the sword opened a cut as she did it, and whirls palming something hand-sized and golden that she took out of the dark.
Gold is a wonderful thing. So soft and heavy, and she's spent a reasonable period of her existence pounding it into useful shapes and learning how to throw it. She takes aim, still smiling like a Nat who'd discovered abandoned coffee things were worth money. "Here, catch!"
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A little while after the thread above
The thing is - what about his doppel? Would it be like that as well?
\o/
Of course he has no way of knowing what might be troubling Fe, but the kid does seem a little distracted when he steps out of the pub, stretching his arms over his head. "Hey, how's it going?"
Sorry Fe, Tony is the idle chit-chat and niceties type.
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Having the thing that happened with Nat to think about as well really doesn't make it easier.
"As it does." He nods towards the street, indicating a direction before he starts walking. He prefers to talk while doing something, anyway. And if he can't move his hands, then at least his feet. "You?"
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