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sandinmyboots) wrote2012-04-10 06:46 pm
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33.5; meddling with timelines; magic is duct tape;
Kefka arrives at Issei's temple in his usual way, tumbling through a magic door that takes him to whatever room Issei and Lancer are in. He dusts himself off, then salutes. He looks tired but ready for all of this.
"Let's get rid of that contract! Is everyone ready?"
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"Let's get rid of that contract! Is everyone ready?"
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Kefka's going to try and storm away with as much dignity as possible. With the box.
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"I'm sorry, I don't know anything about how stressful magic is... do you really need help?"
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Yep, he's going to storm out and fall on his face again. And this time, the box breaks, revealing a severed arm. The severed arm of a woman. With greyed out command seals on it.
Kefka rolls into a sitting position and drops his face into his hands.
"For example. That had been chopped off before I found Sola-ai, so I had to make her a new arm. This time, it wasn't my fault!"
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He didn't say anything, but it was obvious by the expression on his face. That... was really disgusting.
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Lancer was one of the few people that knew exactly what it was like to have one's heart stop and yet was still technically alive. And what do you know? It felt a lot like that. Every last bit of color drained from his face, because Sola had been hurt, lost her hand, and possibly even worse and it was all his fault because he couldn't protect her.
Kayneth was right, he was right all along, he was a worthless little puppet--his mind was running through everything in a matter of seconds, and the utter shock of it all was so much that he couldn't do anything but stare.
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"I'll give this a proper burial later. Yes, before you ask, she's fine. I healed her; she and Kayneth should be on a plane out of Japan by now. Her captor may be fast, but he can't match my speed of flight."
And the look Kefka is giving them both shows just how confused he is by their shock. It's just an arm.
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Issei gave him an annoyed look before touching Lancer's arm lightly. "You heard him. She's all right. It's all right."
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He stands, looking coldly at them both. He'll be tired again soon, but this fear. It's invigorating.
"When you're done with him, I'd like your help burying this. While I wait, I'll loop the magic out of it and back to the source."
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Issei leaned in and rested his head against Diarmuid's shoulder.
"You don't even know what happened. You probably just would have died."
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Kefka slams a hand against the wall hard enough to make picture frames shake.
"It's not all your fault! You stupid idiot egotist moralizing overcomplex superego! You keep on nattering about how it's all your fault, then switch around and say you're powerless! Make up your mind! Which one is it?! You're not so great that you can mess everything up just by existing!"
And he's going to attempt to leave again now. Although he's liable to turn back and yell some more in this state.
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"...he has a good point."
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"...Diarmuid, it's not your fault."
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