f̶r̶a̶c̶t̶u̶r̶a̶ (
fracturamods) wrote in
fracturarpg2019-12-01 08:05 am
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intro log.
welcome mingle
( AND SO IT BEGINS. )

There's nothing but the clatter of train tracks, and the odd feeling of almost floating.
When you wake, it's hard to tell exactly what it is that you're missing - only that you are. There are pieces that aren't quite right, even if you're not sure where those pieces would normally be. Pieces of what, exactly....? Well, if you had to put a word to it, it would be - yourself, probably.
The place you've found yourself in is strange, certainly. It's probably worth exploring a bit. Though it just as easily seems that the only form of welcome or explanation that you have, comes from nothing more than a slab of marble.
Well - that, and all the people who seem to have woken up alongside you, lost and also probably Doing Their Best™.
There's no need to fret that much though. It's hard to say exactly where you're going next, even though some places might feel a little bit more like a clue, but what you do know is one unshakeable thing:
There's still much more ahead of you.
When you wake, it's hard to tell exactly what it is that you're missing - only that you are. There are pieces that aren't quite right, even if you're not sure where those pieces would normally be. Pieces of what, exactly....? Well, if you had to put a word to it, it would be - yourself, probably.
The place you've found yourself in is strange, certainly. It's probably worth exploring a bit. Though it just as easily seems that the only form of welcome or explanation that you have, comes from nothing more than a slab of marble.
Well - that, and all the people who seem to have woken up alongside you, lost and also probably Doing Their Best™.
There's no need to fret that much though. It's hard to say exactly where you're going next, even though some places might feel a little bit more like a clue, but what you do know is one unshakeable thing:
There's still much more ahead of you.

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generic merchant costco
generic merchant costco
He clears his throat.]
... I was looking for someone to pay, but I can't find anyone here.
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[Hm. That pocky is fucking huge, honestly. He regards it for a long moment.]
I have been able to leave without issue.
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That is a good point.
Minato pauses as if he didn't think about that, digs into his pocket with his free hand, and pulls out..... a few crinkled yen notes.
He squints at them, and then at the price tag.
It's just numbers.]
... I wonder if they take yen...
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But I don't want to just take it...
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—Oh, I know! [What other horrors has he dragged from Costco to unleash upon the world...] Haha, a little inconvenient, right? I can take some of those off of your hands for you! We can do a trade, if you want.
[He points over to a cart he's left nearby, which is just fuckin full of cantaloupes.]
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I will trade you five for one melon.
[He sounds so serious.]
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Hm! You must either really love melons, or these must not actually do very much.
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When Haku enters the car, Kano puts a finger to his lips. Shhhhhhhhh. ]
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He watches Kano for a moment or two, and then he moves farther into the train car, not rushed. Wow, just an average young boy!]
Have you been riding very long?
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Hmm... huh... Like, less than two hours?
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train
A DRAGON OUTSIDE
honestly what kind of a stressful day is he having that it's almost comforting, because at least he knows what a dragon is. Not that that makes it any less startling--even Lan Wangji's normally stoic face shows distinct, if understated, surprise.
When Haku enters, he's still looking out the window, though the surprise has been replaced with understated thoughtfulness, one hand at his chin.
And since Haku came from that direction, he asks directly--]
Did you see where the dragon went?
[Just, y'know. Just making sure there's not a dragon gearing up to eat this bizarro metal contraption they're on]
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The thoughtfulness is reassuring at least.]
You don't have to worry. It won't harm you unless you try to attack it.
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The sword at his waist radiates pure spiritual energy, but it remains untouched.]
You are familiar with it. [It's not a question, just a calm observation.]
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Do you think the dragon will come back if I stick my head out the window? Do I look appetizing enough for it?
[gl on trying to open those windows okuni]
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The dragon won't harm you if you don't attack it. [Out of all the people here, he finally gives one person a somewhat judgmental look, and it's Okuni. RIP.] It doesn't eat humans.
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Really? So you personally know that dragon then?
small>[Okuni turning her DRAGON gaze onto Haku now, clearly interested]
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train
Well fox girl's ears peel the fuck back when she spots that dragon, and the look of exasperation hasn't quite left her face by the time the boy shows up.]
Dragons... ha.
[Well. Anyway. She'll fold her arms with a sigh, draped in her kimono, and send a glance to the boy]
Goodness, we have quite a colorful assortment of travelers here.
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There are a lot of humans. [Coming from someone who is not use to, like, hardly any humans.] Do you know where we are?
It isn't the place I was before, though it feels... similar.
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No, I do not recognize this place at all.
... Though I agree, the number of humans is higher than I would prefer.
[A shrug at that]
Just who are you, child?
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[Flayn presses her face to the window to get a better look at the dragon, but looks a little disappointed when it disappears from view.
A few minutes later, though, the door opens, and she looks to Haku excitedly.]
Did you see that dragon out there, before? It was amazing, was it not?
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It won't hurt you.
[This... does not answer the question.]
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Dude, did you see that from your compartment? There was a dragon!
[So! Cool!]
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He watches Hunter at the window for a moment, and then moves over to stand in front of the seat facing the windows.]
I saw it. It won't bother you.
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I don't think I can carry them all with two hands. . .
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You have to use a basket. Just bring it back when you're finished.
[Like the one he has that is--full of Japanese good fortune charms.]
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