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sixwayheart) wrote2010-08-09 01:06 pm
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[Heart, well, she has been trying to do her best for the users since this tragedy started. That would mean anyone who has been paying any attention to her as probably seen that she's not eaten anything since this started. Nor drank anything; best to leave supplies for the people that need it after all. Or at least, programing dictates that she ought to as best she can figure out - really there isn't much she's programmed to do in a situation like this. She's not a disaster response robot or anything.
Thus, she's taken to wandering around the town, looking to see if there's anything she can help with over the last few days. However, today, she's come across something- odd. In glancing over the southernmost bridge in the village into the water she looks at her reflection and sees... Well, she's initially confused as to what it is but then the realization hits her that it's her.
Reflected in the water isn't her as she is now, but a reflection of something that should be impossible: a red haired and green little girl, two years old at best, smiling in the reflection back at her own impassive face. Heart isn't sure if she should be surprised or not so she just keeps staring and even does some experimental movement to see if the young phantom moves with her. When it does she keeps this up to see if it continues... and it does.
Now, anyone care to run across her while this happens? Or perhaps after as she sets into the river, despite the oddness of that, to see if there's any sort of projector in there]
[Heart, well, she has been trying to do her best for the users since this tragedy started. That would mean anyone who has been paying any attention to her as probably seen that she's not eaten anything since this started. Nor drank anything; best to leave supplies for the people that need it after all. Or at least, programing dictates that she ought to as best she can figure out - really there isn't much she's programmed to do in a situation like this. She's not a disaster response robot or anything.
Thus, she's taken to wandering around the town, looking to see if there's anything she can help with over the last few days. However, today, she's come across something- odd. In glancing over the southernmost bridge in the village into the water she looks at her reflection and sees... Well, she's initially confused as to what it is but then the realization hits her that it's her.
Reflected in the water isn't her as she is now, but a reflection of something that should be impossible: a red haired and green little girl, two years old at best, smiling in the reflection back at her own impassive face. Heart isn't sure if she should be surprised or not so she just keeps staring and even does some experimental movement to see if the young phantom moves with her. When it does she keeps this up to see if it continues... and it does.
Now, anyone care to run across her while this happens? Or perhaps after as she sets into the river, despite the oddness of that, to see if there's any sort of projector in there]
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[Merlin has taken to addressing all strangers with a form of hyper-formal speech. Apparently, you never know when you might be speaking to someone very important
He approaches the riverside just as she begins to step into it.]
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Do you want to be loved?
1/2
[He trails off. Staring.]
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Excellent.. Protocol steamrolls on forward and thus, still flatly but now a little eager:] Pick my personality: one, two, three, four, five, or six.
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Your...personality. [He echoes as he sizes her up. Why would it have anything to do with numbers?] Three. [Merlin answers with all the hesitation of someone who isn't sure whether their answer will result in a swift, magical death or not.]
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Nice call there. 'M Heart, so what's your name?
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Sweet, though. She seems...sweet. He smiles back.]
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H-hey, are you alright? [He tries to balance for her grip, but ends up over-compensating. The both of them plunge towards the water. Merlin, acting and thinking quickly, reaches one arm out--around the girl. His other stays close to his body; however, his fingers spread flat in the direction of the water's surface.
His eyes gloss over with gold and in a voice not quite like the one used in conversation so far:] Ætstandan.
[He breaths, the air leaving ripples on the water's surface so close to both of their faces.] Arisan. [Slowly--gradually--their bodies rise from being parallel to the water. It is as if Merlin is pushing them back up with one hand a hair's breadth from the water.
Gently, he sets the two of them back upon the bank.]
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Oh man, oh man Merly that was awesome!
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That was odd. Very--err--odd. Wonder how that happened. [Yes. He's trying to avoid owning up to what he did.]
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Me neither. Nope, never. That was new to me.
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First time for everything, I guess.
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What were you doing in the water, anyway?
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/tries this with limited icon supply~
You should be careful, next time.
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Sometimes, yes. [And now, gently, he lets go of her arm. As if he had only just realized that he was still holding on.] But you have to be careful about which edges.
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