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Event Log: Dust to Dust
Who: All characters participating in the event
What: The event log for the Dust to Dust event
Where: All over the city!
When: January 14th-17th
Warnings: A big ol' mess.
What: The event log for the Dust to Dust event
Where: All over the city!
When: January 14th-17th
Warnings: A big ol' mess.
It starts off small: the wind picks up, particles of sand and dirt and dust begin to fill the air. You might not even notice at first, not until you have to wipe the dust off your windows to see outside. After all, it's been a long time since Hadriel has experienced weather, and it's never experienced a weather event not caused by the gods before.
But the gods aren't in charge of the weather now, and even if they could prevent this dust storm, they have way too many other things to do. So it's up to you to deal with it, and as the wind rises and the dust storm moves into the city, there'll be plenty to deal with.
Once the storm is at its peak, it'll be almost impossible to see outside - and it won't be safe to go wandering, either. Entirely besides falling and hurting yourself, if you aren't wrapped up well enough the particles in the air will abrade your skin. Love that sandpaper feel! Oh, and breathing? Yeah, better make sure your nose and mouth are covered, or else they'll be full of sand, too. Hope you've got some goggles stashed away to protect your eyes. Luckily, it won't last too long - 'cause you'll have plenty of cleaning to do once the storm is over.► This log covers January 14th-17th.
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Could be worse, I guess. ( he adjusts his glasses back on his nose. ) Not an ideal day to be out for a stroll.
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That's true. At least I get the feeling that nothing worse is going to happen.
[He keeps brushing sand off him.] Either way, it looks like we both might be trapped in here for a little while.
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Don't suppose you have any ideas of how we can spend the time?
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[Well, it doesn’t look like they’re going to be able to leave anytime soon.]
Nobody’s in the shop. I guess we could have a look around?
[Nosing around property? Well, it’s not as if he’s going to try and break anything]
Maybe there might be some important secrets here! Or maybe we even discover the tomb of an ancient spirit. Who knows?
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I'm not sure how good I feel about the ancient spirit of a 777 chain, though. ( it's a convenience store in tokyo... and this is definitely a joke. probably. )
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[And he chuckles at that.] Now, that would be scary! Considering the type of world we are in and considering who you are talking to, who knows? There could be such a ghost! [Is he joking? Who knows.]
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he'll start cruising down the aisles though... ) Do you believe in ghosts, Komaeda-kun?
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Well, I've never seen one myself. However, if there are monsters and gods in this world then it's not far-fetched to say there aren't ghosts, is it?
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running his hand along the mostly empty shelves, he examines his fingertips as he wipes them free of the dust. probably thanks to the storm. )
What about before you arrived here?
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Before I arrived?
Hmm....[Well, no matter how bad his luck got, he has never seen any ghosts.] Well, I might have thought they were a little silly. Maybe.
Mind you, considering all the dangerous and terrifying things in the world that happen [Like being forced to kill your classmates by a robot bear] , ghosts are a small thing in comparison.
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a strange feeling made him think with a degree of certainty, that it was probably the latter. )
That's true. There are many more scary things in the world than ghosts especially in a place like Hadriel, like you said.
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Absolutely! Hadriel is a frightening place in many ways. But I'm sure that you can stand against anything that comes against your way, Akira-kun! I can feel a lot of hope radiating from you.
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( well, he's not sure about all that. back in his word, akira is just a kid fighting a current of shitty adults in an unfair society. all the same, with a completely straight face, eyes obscured from the light seeping into the shop reflecting from his glasses, he has to offer his advice on what that feeling might just be, komaeda. )
Are you sure it isn't just indigestion?
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Akira-kun, I think that a wonderful hope shines within you! Remember when the Null attacked? Instead of giving into despair, not only did you fight back but you also tried to help others get to safety. That, to me, gives the impression that hope resides in you.
[He's sure there are other examples of Akira's ~dazzling sparkly light of hope~ but he doesn't know him well enough yet.]
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When you put it that way— ( he's adjusting his rims, eyes becoming visible again. ) I think there's probably some hope residing in all of us. ( and he doesn't just mean the god.
grabbing something off the shelf, he tosses a can komaeda's way with a playful— ) Here, catch. ( in warning. )
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[And he manages to catch it.] Are you going to buy that? Do you want me to hold onto it? [Welp. Someone is dense when it comes to people caring about him.]
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he motions for the other boy to lift up the can to read. they're beans. ) Fri'hope'les. ( get it??? )
Sorry Akira
good for a closing point, perhaps?
opening his mouth to reply saw to a fantastic earth-shattering sound, causing akira to immediately duck towards the floor. there's a sudden howling and then... dust.
unfolding himself there's a quick glance komaeda's way before he's peering through the aisles to confirm what he suspected... a broken window. the force of the wind was that bad still?
with a sigh, the frizzy-haired boy took a seat on the ground, inviting the other young man to take a seat next to him. )
I guess that answers your question? ( it seemed... they'd be stuck here for awhile longer, until things died down at least. time to settle in. )