Goro Akechi (
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dropkicks him right into the velvet room
[The Velvet Room is now host and occupant to a Goro Akechi who is lying flat on his back. It certainly seems he arrived that way, and he shows no sign of moving yet. His school blazer seems to have been rained on, although in the blue lighting of the Velvet Room it only seems darker than usual.
Maybe once he's been encouraged to move into better lighting, it'll be noticeable that the rain was of a distinctly red nature, but that's for then, and this is now.
Oh, and there's also a blue butterfly flittering nervously at Igor, who seems sad at its presence.
Poke the (not exactly) sleeping Akechi?]
Maybe once he's been encouraged to move into better lighting, it'll be noticeable that the rain was of a distinctly red nature, but that's for then, and this is now.
Oh, and there's also a blue butterfly flittering nervously at Igor, who seems sad at its presence.
Poke the (not exactly) sleeping Akechi?]
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Whatever. With a mental shrug and a bit of a scowl, he leans back against the wall between the Inaba door he came from and the Tokyo door, watching whatever the hell this version of him will turn out to be. The uniform's enough to support a few predictions.
The thoughtful look on his face, as he watches the other him, will likely support a few more.]
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The butterfly, though - blue and sparkling - or is that fading? - flutters from Igor to the other Akechi, examining him curiously. She'd probably be heard saying something to someone other than the Akechi on the floor, but... she's too weak.]
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Almost, he reaches out a hand to it. Then, annoyed with himself, he scowls, and reaches in an angry blur of motion to bat it away.]
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It's a hard drop to the ground, and her wings beat at first with all the strength she has left, then... weakly.]
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Akechi looks between the crumpled bug, oversized as it is, and his alternate unconscious on the floor. He has no idea what the connection between the two of them is.
With a petulant little hiss, he crouches, offering a gloved hand for the thing to crawl onto. Whoever that alternate is, he'd better appreciate this.]
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cw pheasant
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...What the fuck?
[ The butterfly can keep bothering Igor, as far as he's concerned. Igor needs more bothering, and Ren can't dedicate all hours of the day to doing the job. He's more concerned about the Akechi. He crosses the room and crouches next to him.
His lips press together. Lying on the floor like this, Akechi really almost looks like he's... Nope, Ren's not going to think about that right now. ]
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And then because Ren's right by Akechi, it starts to flitter between the two.]
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He addresses the butterfly. ] You're not like... Akechi's soul or something, right? He wouldn't be a butterfly.
[ And how is the butterfly supposed to respond, he asks himself irritably. Obviously cognitive or not—and it also hasn't escaped him that the butterfly is bright blue and was fluttering around Igor, who rules a very blue room—it's still a fucking bug. ]
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She may not be able to talk to him - which proves that he isn't her Trickster - but she does have her pride. And curiosity.]
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His soul is perhaps difficult to get a feel for. A searing fury and a deep, still ruthlessness; a shadow that unfurls behind him, holding all the crimes that he carries with him. And yet he does carry them, although they're a heavy burden, and he wants to help the Akechi on the floor. He reaches for something he can't name, something that wouldn't burn his skin or slice his palms if he tried to hold it.
He's not thinking about any of that, though, except for the floor Akechi. If he's not waking up, Ren should at least get him out of the Velvet Room and take him somewhere where Ren can take a look at him. He's done first aid on himself before. The butterfly has its own agenda, though, and Ren has no idea what it wants. ]
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This younger Akechi moves closer, looming, and asks one very important question.]
Are you dead?
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The butterfly, however, flutters at and around the new Akechi, curious. So feel free to leave a message.]
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[But he's seen an intelligent fox... and Teddie. This is hardly the weirdest thing. Zombies and vampires are real, after all.]
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[Here, he'll hold out a hand in case she needs somewhere to land. That's... probably safe? If he's gentle.]
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comes into the party late with boba
Instead, he's immediately sidetracked, because here is another him, with a butterfly that's barely more than Noise seemingly keeping watch. Also, wet, in a way that means Peter Gabriel's Red Rain is probably playing somewhere. Whatever. This Akechi has seen worse.
He doesn't immediately attempt to poke at his younger self. Instead, the Reaper - here in the Velvet Room, his wings are openly visible in a way they aren't in the 'real' world - takes a seat on the floor near his other self's head. One of his knees is tented up, and he rests an elbow on it before quietly addressing the butterfly - ]
I'll keep an eye on him, if you need to rest. Though once he wakes up, he's your problem again.
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Still, she is so weak, and so tired, and she winds up settling on the unconscious Akechi's chest.]
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I want it on the record that my last experience with a butterfly person went badly. But here I am, not bearing grudges against presumed-innocent insects.
[He sends a message out from his contacts. No signal. He sighs.]
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She ends up landing on her Akechi's nose instead, this time, in a huff.]
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If you heard the phrase 'sheeple of Shibuya' on a daily basis for three years, you'd bear a grudge too, I promise.
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She's trying to keep watch, flittering around his head, when a wingbeat fails her and she winds up suddenly landed there instead.]
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He's so small, but so familiar. If only she could stay here like this.]
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