Tyki Mikk (AU) (
solo_insanity) wrote2014-03-08 05:06 pm
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[The Exorcist is still probably stuck in that room cut off from the rest. That quiet, quiet room where nothing seems to be working. The fake sun hasn't even bother to rise or fall within the last few days, weeks, or was it months? The electricity had gone out forcing him to use candles and fireplaces for means of light.
It was probably a distressing few days if it hadn't been even more distressing before that.
Something lights up on a wall though. It is faint at first at a singular point, but that point begins to move and expand. It expands and draws lines of light on the wall. Most are circular in nature, but they do tend to crisscross around each other.
In the end a huge magical symbol taller than he is stands firmly etched on the wall.]
It was probably a distressing few days if it hadn't been even more distressing before that.
Something lights up on a wall though. It is faint at first at a singular point, but that point begins to move and expand. It expands and draws lines of light on the wall. Most are circular in nature, but they do tend to crisscross around each other.
In the end a huge magical symbol taller than he is stands firmly etched on the wall.]
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[Chuckling.]
I was promised traveling. Perhaps we can both stop by and we can harass you into thinking you are seeing triple.
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Oh, you'd spend your time trying to convince me I'm mad? Assuming I forget this time, that is. I never have before... Actually, I wonder if I'd forget my home world, too. Start completely from scratch.
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But I imagine you would spend your days wondering why your wrists are like they are. You'd probably break the mental barrier I put up because you can be persistent when you want to be.
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And you will watch out for her, won't you? She's had it almost as rough as you. Perhaps more.
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At the worst, I can explain her away as my poor, mad half-sister, traveling on the idea that some fresh air might do her some good. Something of the sort.
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You should give her a new name. And maybe yourself one as well.
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[He's kidding.]
Well, well, it's not as though I've never used an alias before. I'd have to change at least her name if I claim he's my sister, too.
Do you have anything to write with? In case I don't remember this conversation, you see.
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[He waves a hand and produces pen and paper. He also produces a camera.]
Thought I should clarify what I was picturing
Nice trick. Why the camera?
Ah.
[Standing next to him and holding the camera out at arm's length. He takes a few pictures. It is one of those old Polaroid cameras so he can see the results of it. He might have to take a few.]
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I haven't seen a camera quite like that before.
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[He hands him one of the better photos.]
Just in case you thought you were insane if you read that later. This will just prove you are insane.
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Even if I think myself insane, there are more harmful delusions to have than "a friend with an eerily similar face lives in another world."
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[Tyki holds out his hand for him to shake.]
Then are you ready?
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As I'll ever be.
[He does hesitate a moment after that and look back to the third person in the room, still lying unconscious -- but then he shakes his head.] I'll explain things to her after all is said and done. That should be easier than waking her now and letting her cause a fuss.
... Ah, once we're there, have anything you want me to tell her on your behalf?
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As for not waking her I think that would be best.
[Tyki goes over and lifts her up before handing her to the former Exorcist.]
Just help her get back on her feet again. You can part ways after.
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[He's not strong enough to carry her in his arms right now, but he can pull one of her arms across his shoulders with one hand and support her with his other hand, so he'll try to motion what he means.]
[If he can successfully get that across, then he'll stand at the ready with her.] So -- how does this work?
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It is easy. You simply walk through a door.
[With a flick of a wrist a yawing darkness opens in front of him. It is twice his width and easily twice his height with the number 76 written on one corner.
Tyki does walk a set closer to him and kisses him on the cheek. It is a fond gesture with no more meaning than that.]
Do take care of yourself.
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You too. Good luck, old friend.
[He walks forward, and the two former Exorcists disappear through the door.]
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And with that, the pair will step out into a new world and hopefully, a new beginning.]