Jae-Ha (
razzledazzles) wrote in
thefarshore2016-10-26 09:46 pm
HEAVEN'S BBS | TEXT
Posted: 8 May 2016 5:13 AM
From: Jae-Ha
Kija is gone. I can tell that he's not here.
Really, has no one found out the reason behind disappearances like this? If anyone knows what's happened to him or has hurt him in some way, you'd better come forward now before I discover this later. I won't have any mercy towards someone like that.
Who can tell me anything about this? Anyone?
From: Jae-Ha
Kija is gone. I can tell that he's not here.
Really, has no one found out the reason behind disappearances like this? If anyone knows what's happened to him or has hurt him in some way, you'd better come forward now before I discover this later. I won't have any mercy towards someone like that.
Who can tell me anything about this? Anyone?

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I shouldn't be long. I only want to feel the wind in my hair and rid myself of some of these feelings.
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Sure thing. Breakfast'll be ready by the time ya get back. [Shall he walk Jae-Ha to a window....]
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[So, they have plans. He'll get back to Sheryl at some point, but right now this is all that he wants. With a little wave, he'll hop off just like that and go on his quick jump!!
His quick jump doesn't end up quite as quick as Jae-Ha would have liked. His whole jump has sad moods mixed in, but towards the end, the dip of fear that goes along with his surprise might come across as an interruption of some sort. Well, even if this "Loki" person was very angry at first and then it turned into reassurance and a lot of talking about things Jae-Ha didn't like, he only returns home a little bruised and scuffed all over because he fell through a temple ceiling.
"You should see the other guy" or something like that, right? Well, this time he's using the front door and hurrying over to peek into the kitchen.]
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When he does come home, Hazel is just finishing up with putting breakfast on a couple plates. He hears the door open, so when Jae-Ha peeks in,] That's powerfully good timin' you've got there.
[And then he glances up, and - hm??] You're a mess. C'mere and wash your face.
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[When he was looking forward to coming home to a meal and everything. It works out in the end, even as he quietly touches his own cheek and then glances at his fingers. He walks over to the sink after a few seconds of pause at that, glancing to the food as he turns on the water.]
I fell through a temple. [Explanations... He turns back to the sink and cups his hands under the water before trying to wash some of the scuffs off, at least.] I thought I would be unreachable in the air, but Loki teleported before me as I was flying.
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Didja kick him in the teeth? [make his day]
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[Look at him, following advice just thanks to convenient reflex. He shakes his hands dry and grabs a towel to wipe his face off, and now he looks fairly better with just a couple of tiny bruises and no gross dusty temple dirt all over.]
I kicked him out of the sky, and he teleported to the rooftop of the temple I crashed through. His face was bleeding, and he was rather angry... [Now he can turn and head over to the table to follow these plates, yay.]
I wonder if he might ever try it while I'm at home.
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What, poppin' in unannounced? I'm sick and tired of puttin' up with that manner of nonsense, so he'd be a right fool to try.
[Would Hazel wholesale just try to maim someone trying to get into his house, at this point?? Yes.]
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[Haha, he's joking, and yet his own terrible joke has him making a face as he pulls out his chair at the table.] ...To tell the truth, I hate being pursued, but more than that, I hate that I was knocked out of the sky.
[It's not like that's how he dies or anything,] I feel safest in the air and in my own mind, and he's violated both of those things.
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Maybe he'll do it to the wrong person and get more than a kick in the face. [MAYBE HE'LL JUST GET MURDERED, says Hazel, but look nobody thought Hazel's morals were in perfect order to begin with.]
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Maybe... [But would that solve anything when people occasionally come back from the dead, here? He sits down finally, having a bite of his food as he thinks. He'd like to not worry about it, but he could reappear at any moment, it seems. Attempts to tell him to ask or warn first were only answered with maybes, and no matter how Schuldig had assured him that he was over the anger from the kick, Jae-Ha found it hard to shake that yelling from his mind.
He just didn't understand him, basically. Why won't he go away...]
At least breakfast is delicious. How lucky I am.
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Hazel has nothing else to offer besides "maybe someone else will take care of it," unfortunately, as weird and bothersome as it is. He doesn't even know the full context, but he's read that one thread and that's enough. What a freak!!
But yes, compliment his breakfast, that's a great subject change.]
That's right, ya sure are. Are ya still gonna hop around later today? [Those other threads... or was creepy Loki too much???]
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[But, what if that weird Loki guy bugs him again, he also wants to be around Hazel and no one else. Then again, he doesn't want that weird Loki guy to appear anywhere near Hazel either, or for Hazel to have to witness anything. Hmmmm... He made him bleed pretty good, so he'll probably be busy for a while.]
I believe if I explain that I seem to have a stalker, she'll spread it everywhere.
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I reckon y'could reschedule, if it's buggin' ya so much. It's her problem if she gets bent outta shape, after this mornin'.
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[Which... is flattering, maybe, but also a bit much. He's not sure it would actually cheer him up.] I wouldn't want to hurt her feelings, but I wonder if rescheduling would help avoid that...
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Don't do anythin' ya don't wanna do. [SHRUG... this is simple, Jae-Ha.] If ya don't feel like gettin' sung at, don't go today.
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I'd rather enjoy your breakfast, play us some music and spend time with you. Perhaps we could work on our languages.
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I don't see why not. It'll be a nice, quiet day without any more unpleasant surprises.
[He nods at his breakfast like that will definitely confirm that no one else will mess anything up today, and reaches out to offer Jae-Ha his hand across the table. Eat cutely with him, let's go.]
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Thank you, dear. [Usually when that word slips out it's just politeness, but in this case, there's a warm fondness to it that's a lot more intimate. Of course. He's speaking to Hazel. And now he's nibbling on some bacon, too. It's better to focus on this than it is to deal with the fact that Schuldig told him a bit more about how he can manipulate his emotions...]
It's impossible to feel unpleasant while you're in the room.
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But he doesn't, so he'll content himself with holding Jae-Ha's hand and eating breakfast with the other. Call him cute things like dear more often...]
I've got that way about me, I know.
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You do. [He's cute when he's like this, somehow. So Jae-Ha enjoys some more of his breakfast and never lets go of his hand as he does. Rather than focusing for too long on all of the details he hasn't mentioned, he'll think ahead to music time. That's a fair idea.]
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Then, it will be time for gay music...]
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Once they get there, he lets his hand slip away only once he's sat down on the couch, his erhu in one hand as he pats the seat next to him with the other.]
Sit as close as you can.
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Of course, he's happy to oblige and scoot close to Jae-Ha, but helpfully not too close to interrupt his fat violin playing.]
I'm ready for the big show.
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[You know, in between all of the gay. He sets the instrument up in his lap and smiles to Hazel as he readies himself.] It's a song for you, so listen well.
[He wrote Hazel a gay song?? He did. In his head, since it's all memory and he doesn't know how to physically write music, but he knows it by heart. So, here is his gay song, not nearly as melancholy as the other songs he's played, but still with a hint of it. He's dead, there always has to be some sort of melancholy.
But for the most part, it's just purely beautiful.]
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