Akira Kurusu (
theshowsover) wrote in
awashlogs2018-04-15 06:08 pm
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[Closed][Quest Log]
WHO: Akira and a few others (Yata in one, Ignis and Cairngorm in the other)
WHERE: Around
WHEN: various times in April
WHAT: some post forest stuff for Yata and Akira, and a QUEST!
WARNINGS: so far nothing
see below for starters!
WHERE: Around
WHEN: various times in April
WHAT: some post forest stuff for Yata and Akira, and a QUEST!
WARNINGS: so far nothing
see below for starters!

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But at the question, he looks back at Cairngorm.]
Kind of hard the learn the history when all the books are grayed out.
[Although they might not be completely off track here. He considers it.]
Maybe we need different stories, or history.
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[The giant chicken is, at least, reasonably friendly; more importantly, it's well-trained, and largely stays put where it's been...put. Easily avoided, for anybody who doesn't want to get too close, though it is sort of eyeing the people who happen to be wearing glasses a little too intently to really be innocent.]
The fact that it says "a story" leads me to believe there's likely more than one solution. "A" story suggests one of several; "the" story would be just one in particular.
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[ When they open their eyes again, they fold their arms loosely, brows furrowing. ]
If there are several right answers, then we don't need to settle on one method. Eventually something we try might end up satisfying whatever stupid request this is hinting at.
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[It's not a bad idea, certainly. It might take some time, but eventually something has to work. They just have to keep trying until they get it right - not that it'll be easy to know when that happens.]
Does anyone have a story? One about this place?
[Difficult, since they still don't know anything about it. But it's worth a try.]
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[It's not much of a story, to be sure, but. Akira is right, they don't know much about this place to begin with, so what is there to do, really.]
However it is that the powers that be have managed it, I ran into him mostly by mistake. It was a sheer coincidence, yet I admit I'm rather grateful for it.
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So this place ended up doing you a favor, then.
[ Which gives them a new perspective of this place; they've definitely not thought of this place as anything but negative since being here. ]
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...Something similar happened to me, too. I never thought I would see this person again, and yet they're here.
[This place has the power to bring people from far corners of the universe... even back from the dead. It's remarkable, but it's also not why they're here.]
Do you have a story about this person?
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[Still, that's a good question. A story about Nyx Ulric...certainly, he has plenty of those, but what can he say that won't in turn compromise secrets that aren't his to tell? Decisions, decisions.]
I can think of a few. He taught me to fight, for example — I had an affinity for his preferred style of combat, and that made him the natural choice to act as my mentor. He always treated me kindly, despite having no real reason to apart from those sessions we shared. We came from very different places, different circumstances, yet our common goals made us...forge a kinship of sorts, I suppose you could say.
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So they are like a teacher to you. I can see why you would be glad to see them. [ There's people like that that Cairn would also like to see again, but the way things are currently, they don't forsee that happening anytime soon. ] But why did you not think you would see them again?
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[He understands why Ignis would consider this person important to him; teachers can be very close to their students, after all. If they hadn't seen each other in a while, in fact thought they would never see each other again, it must have been incredible to see each other again.]
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A war had separated us. Being stationed in two separate and distant places...well. One tends not to assume how things might look on the other side of things.
[He pauses, clearing his throat, then tilts a glance in Akira's direction.]
And you said you'd experienced something similar, yourself?
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[Oh boy, how to talk about this without going into specifics? It'd be easier if Akechi already knew he was dead, but...]
I guess it was something similar. He went somewhere far away, where I couldn't follow.
[At least, not yet - Akira can't die yet, he has things to do.]
But then he showed up here, and didn't remember. It was a shock.
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[ Their head tilts, not trying to be accusatory, but rather just curious. ]
I only ask because I know someone who did something similar to what both of you describe. Going off somewhere dangerous and coming back, saying that they don't remember anything... [ It's annoying just thinking about it. ] It's just a bit suspicious. And convenient.