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- !event,
- aigis,
- akashi kaoru,
- akira kurusu,
- all might,
- ari,
- arsene lupin,
- bruce wayne,
- connor,
- crowley eusford,
- damian wayne,
- dave strider,
- duo maxwell,
- estelle bright,
- gandharva,
- giorno giovanna,
- guren ichinose,
- hunk,
- izuku midoriya,
- jion haru,
- jonathan kent,
- jotaro kujo,
- keigo asano,
- kisa sohma,
- kohaku hearts,
- levy mcgarden,
- lottie person,
- maya amano,
- minato arisato,
- mogget,
- momose sunohara,
- natalie goodman,
- nico di angelo,
- okuni kumou,
- phosphophyllite,
- reim lunettes,
- riku nanase,
- rin okumura,
- ryan farrow,
- sadie kane,
- sandalphon,
- sasuke uchiha,
- selina kyle,
- shiho sannomiya,
- shouto todoroki,
- sidon,
- sierra mikain,
- summer moran,
- tonbokiri,
- tristan (archer),
- valvatorez,
- yuuichirou hyakuya,
- zelda
Event Ten.
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Pushed his sister in a well. Mother said, while drawing water, "My, it's hard to raise a daughter." | |
Welcome to Awash's tenth event log, and the intro log for this month, everyone! All new characters have found themselves waking in the well in the middle of the Town. Hopefully they can get a hand out! For more information, please go here! | |
t's pretty dark and miserable down in the well. The cavernous area feels much larger than a well should be, bodies milling about in the darkness and knee deep, frigid water. So you're here -- and you're not alone, and the only way out appears to be the thin circle of sunlight from above, the opening of the well.
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[For whatever reason, the answer is given with humor in her voice. It's not immediately clear what she finds funny, especially since she's moving on quickly.
She's still surprised, but the initial shock has faded enough that she can slip easily enough into her usual mode: banter.]
You know, somehow, you sound exactly how I'd imagine a cat would.
[You know, full of judgment.]
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Really? What a coincidence. You sound exactly how I'd imagined a young human would: like a silly little know-it-all.
[Harsh! But there isn't anything hateful about his tone; it is, in fact, surprisingly mild. He's just bored... and curious as to what her reaction will be. Some humans explode! Other humans sulk! Only the most interesting humans bite back, which is why he watches her face very, very carefully.]
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Oh, no, the talking cat thinks I'm silly. How will I ever go on with this blow to my pride?
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In the absence of any kleenex, I reserve the right to wipe all my tears away on your fur.
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And I reserve the right to scratch your nose. What is your name, girl?
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[Just casually giving advice on the most effective cat attacks, as one does. She doesn't seem to have any qualms about moving on quickly from that topic.]
Natalie. Please tell me you have a really embarrassing and cutesy name, that would make being here almost worth it.
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Perhaps it is? Perhaps it isn't. You will have ample time to ponder the many possibilities, Natalie.
[Because as he finally sits up, he pointedly does not give her his name. And he looks rather smug about it, too. Cats!]
That aside, you are lucky indeed if a silly name is all that is necessary for you to almost enjoy your stay here. You have seen the state of your new surroundings, yes?
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[He doesn't, and she knows it, but she's hoping that her completely affronted tone will somehow convince him nonetheless. As he continues on, she gives a small shrug, and her first response is, of course, sarcastic.]
No, I'm completely unable to see anything at all at any point, so I hadn't noticed yet. [There's barely a beat, before:] Yes, I've seen the state of my surroundings.