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Entry tags:
- !event,
- bianca,
- carlisle longinmouth,
- chara,
- chris,
- curtis everett,
- dr. gottlieb,
- dr. newton geiszler,
- elmer c. albatross,
- emily,
- faith carr,
- frisk,
- henry percy,
- jasper,
- jill valentine,
- jo harvelle,
- kanda yu,
- maketh tua,
- mello,
- miriam day,
- nick rivenna,
- nick valentine,
- oscar,
- papyrus,
- rashid,
- rey,
- richie gecko,
- river tam,
- rukia kuchiki,
- sam,
- sans,
- shadow the hedgehog,
- sharon da silva,
- souji seta,
- tyki mikk,
- ushahin dreamspinner,
- warrick chopper
Event Log: Dazed and Confused
Who: Everyone participating in the event!
What: The event log for the Dazed and Confused event!
Where: All around the city
When: September 24th-October 2nd
Warnings: None!
What: The event log for the Dazed and Confused event!
Where: All around the city
When: September 24th-October 2nd
Warnings: None!
On the 24th of September, you wake up and everything seems pretty normal. You've got to head in for your shift at the guard, or at the clinic, or wherever else people go- maybe you're visiting a friend, maybe you're checking out the library, but either way as soon as you step out onto your street, you're in a foreign location.
No, you haven't been transported anywhere weird. Well, not by anything other than your own two feet. And hey, you could recognize a landmark and know your way back from there! But somehow you turn left instead of right and now everything is confusing again. It's not that the city itself is changing, but rather, it's your ability to take direction and move in the way that you think you should.
On top of all that, of course, is the strange inversion of most abilities. Everything is topsy turvy with your various powers or individual skills, so be on the lookout for some odd changes. Maybe you're usually pretty good at reasoning and now you can't think your way out of a paper bag, or maybe you have fire powers that start shooting icicles instead- either way, it's weird. Hopefully you can deal with it without injuring yourself too much, but... well, it's kind of difficult to make any guarantees when you can't even find your way to the clinic when you accidentally break something.► This log covers September 24th-October 2nd.
► Feel free to make your own logs as well
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But eventually they stumble across Frisk. They feel it long before they see their partner but--
The bones that were thrown at them and pierced their skin and the spears and the vines like snakes and it hurts.
They run, stumbling along the way as their LV gives an ugly shift to 5.]
Frisk!
[Chara doesn't touch them but tries to place themselves in front of their partner so they can see. So Chara could look at see where exactly the child was.]
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2. They could both do a little better.]
Hey. [Fancy seeing you here. A flicker, and there's welts on their cheek. Small droplets of blood- the first drawn. Friendliness pellets gone wrong.
You want some LOVE, don't you?]
I'm lost, heh...
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Yeah, they wanted LOVE and they got it.
Chara isn't smiling, much to somebody's surprise. Fluctuation in their LVs and - and place and if this was the Gods messing with their partner in this way, Chara was going to run over and kick them. Or something. Didn't matter.]
I'm here. What can I...?
[They're rapidly starting to realize...the Knife was useless, wasn't it?]
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I don't want to get blood on you.
[Not because they're currently bleeding enough to do so.
But they could be.]
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I don't care about the blood Frisk! There's already enough on me. What can I do?
[Even if it's something futile like shielding them from something that had hurt them a long time ago. Even if it's something stupid like singing a song. There had to be something!]
1/2 cw "death"
Frisk's lips wobble. They're still smiling, right up until the point their body jerks forward as if flung, mouth opening against Chara's shoulder to spill blood against it in a hacking cough.
All the while, a sound.
It's not a pleasant sound.
The sound of a SOUL fracturing to pieces that follows is hardly pleasant either.]
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With the thought of making sure Chara doesn't feel annoyed by the contact in mind. Determination.]
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Flowey. Chara had honestly not expected that he would turn into such a monstrous being. A monster that fired attack after attack, binding Frisk, shooting them, and laughing. He laughed at their suffering and it hurt and - ahaha - at least with Sans they could quit! With Flowey it was an endless loop of death until the SOULS...]
...Frisk....?
[* You feel like crying.
* You're probably doing it.
* Crybaby.
They grip their partner's upper arms without thinking. Their LOVE beings to fluctuate in a way it hadn't ever before.]
Are you....no, ahahah, you're not okay are you? We'll just...get some help...
[* You can't remember?
* Calling for help gets you nowhere.]
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They've yet to make a sound, when the pain hits. They don't intend to, either.
This close, they can feel the way their Partner's SOUL shifts and moves- in tandem with their own. Up and down, like a roller coaster. Sometimes the outside world matters for a moment; sometimes it doesn't.
Sometimes, it's just two lovers standing at the edge of the cauldron to hell.
Sometimes it's not. Sometimes, it's just two kids.]
We don't need help. [13. They don't need anyone.]
We'll be okay. [5.]
We can do this. [1.]
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15. Halfway there.
6. Why?
1. * It's you!
Two scared kids. Just kids who took a little walk up a mountain. Just kids who took a trip through colorful - nightmarish - Underground. And Reset after Reset after Reset---]
It'll be okay. L...let's go home, okay? I'll make you something. Can you stand?
[It's trying to find some normalcy and shoving it into a hole that doesn't fit. But if Chara can find a way back to their apartment, then maybe they could look after Frisk better.]
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Only one person bothers to ask why they did. And only one child gets to hear it. No matter which one that was, the answer seems to be the same. It wasn't for a very happy reason.
Funny, how a colorful- nightmarish- world can still seem so much better than what could be.]
Okay. [They breathe; without much faith, because there's no such thing as home. Because it's impossible to get there. Because their legs move of their own accord, just one more thing to tick off in the list of things to keep going for.
Chara wants them to stand.]
You know, I'm glad you here... like this. But.
I miss you.
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Chara helps them balance on the way up and forward. They know what their partner means. As useful as it was to have their own hands and feet, it left a void in exchange where Frisk just fit in a way they couldn't explain. * It's us - and all that.]
* You know you're missed by your partner too.
* But more importantly there's probably soup at home too.
[They know it's probably not the same but they'll try. And, un, inject a bad joke because their thoughts are like panicked rabbits and nothing much beyond it.]
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Walking is simpler now. They're still waiting for the inevitable crackle, something to cause more than just a simple stumble as their feet make to adjust where they can't, but the way their LOVE veers left and right, up and down-- in tandem with someone else, that's-
Nice. In it's own way.]
We should go to the library soon. We could...
Find cookbooks.
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* A library spelled properly.
* What a concept!
[Although they aren't about to argue to charm of that sign. In-between the nightmares were the dreams. Sweet and sour in a way that didn't make them feel sick to the core.
Chara drops the narration for a moment.]
There...there were these pastry things I wanted to try. Before. But they never turned out right. We could try together.
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But they're listening, as always. Chara speaks, and they listen, focusing on that and the act of putting one foot in front of the other. Just like it's always been.]
We can do that. It'll be- [A stumble. Their breathing gains a pained sort of haggardness, but they don't draw more attention to it than that. It'll fade. Nothing lasts forever.]
It'll be fun.
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[Something was coming, they know. Frisk had suffered death after death so they couldn't know which one exactly. But Chara kept walking slowly, eyes ahead. Just keep talking. Never stop moving. Nothing lasted forever so you could walk off a cracked rip. Walk off the other injuries that one would get. All because of this:
* Determination]
Is there anything you wish to try?
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[And no one will get made because it stained.
They're trying, so very hard, not to let go. But their fingers keep slipping; it's Chara's grip that keeps them upright, stumbling a few more steps until their knees buckle. Where's the source, though? Where's the wound, the boo boo, the scar to cause the trauma that's keeping them from moving at all?
It's so hard to tell, when there's so much blood.]
...D'n mind what we try.
[The important part is that whatever they try, they won't be alone.]
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Chara grips them so hard it'd probably hurt in a normal situation and when Frisk goes down so do they. It hurts in a way that Chara can't describe to see this, the same feeling when the thought stuck them that Asriel was going to die because of their plan. The same way when they saw the wedge that had been forced between Toriel and Asgore.
All the LOVE in their heart was so useless, wasn't it? Look at them, they can't even save their partner. All they had was a shaky response.]
Y...yeah. I bet I can get it to reach the ceiling. And there's a few things I'd like to try. She was so good at baking...I want to try her pie recipe. It always m-made me so happy...
[* You conjure up your happiest memories.
*...
* Nothing happens.]
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Her pie always made them so happy. Goatmom. Mother. Mom.
Her pie made them happy too. So happy, they'd almost never wanted to leave.
When they inhale, it comes with a wretched sounding cough, one hand curling over their stomach as their mind adjusts to which way they're supposed to be breathing, right now. Inhale? Exhale? They always get those messed up. Too much detail for a kid to keep track of, though they've always tried to inhale sharply before a SAVE. It's always more likely they're going to gasp out than breathe in, if anything happens.]
I- like her pie too. [Mom. They liked that feeling, that word. Mom. They don't dare ask, even now, but they've always wondered what it was like, to have her as their mother.
They've always wondered about how quiet Chara gets, whenever they fight her. Whenever they fight Asgore. And whenever they walk through lonely homes and dusty rooms, collecting knives and lockets as monsters tell them the history of the Fallen Child, and their beloved sibling.
They still don't ask.]
...Let's keep going.
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But they were encouraged to call them whatever they could. Chara had never told them the full story about why they came to Mt. Ebott, but perhaps deep in their hearts made of kindness, the Royal Family understood.
Chara died with a smile on their face. They woke up to see the wedge driven between the family. Toriel, exiled herself to the Ruins. Asgore, surrounded by dead children. Asriel, dead and gone. Why they became silent during those fights. Why Sans' judgement didn't mean much. Their own narration condemned them.
* Look at what you've done.
They hear words and rise as slowly as they can, slow so Frisk can try and find their footing before setting off. Chara knew what needed to be done. They needed to go Home. New New New New New Home? Ahhahah, probably!]
* You set off for Home.
* Determination.
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Chara says it with such a strong sense of finality, their last word seemingly warping into something else entirely, something that pulls at the laws of what sound itself should be. And Frisk should be frightened. They tuck their head into Chara's shoulder again, just for a moment, as two sets of feet slowly begin to navigate the way back- Home.
They aren't scared at all. How can they be scared, when Chara's arms about them like this? They can feel their Partner's fingers digging into their upper arm, and they've never been one to bruise easily, but they think that pressure just might do it. Chara talks about pies, and moms, and Home, and it's almost, kind of a bit funny.
But they nod wordlessly, letting Chara's sweater soak up their smile as their roles reverse, and Chara takes the lead, leaning on them because Chara wants them to, right now, refusing to voice a single complaint because- because--
They're already Home.]
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They're going to regret those bruises but right now they couldn't really care. With fingers digging into fabric they know Frisk is there. It was a little silly to focus on clothing but it was better than the blood. Chara had gotten far to used to dust. Their own blood didn't bother them but there was an awful lurch in their stomach every time Frisk was cut down.
And there they didn't have any arms to hold their partner. Now they do.
Finally, finally they reach home. Just six flights of stairs. Chara puts one foot on the first step and then, just because they're kids.]
Know any good number games Partner?
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[They know what you're doing, Partner.
And they're grateful, because walking up the stairs is something else entirely. Their whole body is aching- because it's actually sore, or just because of the memory of hurting, they don't know, but their legs tremble as they go up a step, and they have to clench their jaw, just to focus on it. A number game. What's a quick and easy number game.]
Uh...okay. I'm thinking of a number between one-- and 50.
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One foot after another.]
Let's see...thirty?
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Chara would have guessed on the first try.]
Lower.
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