Hiroshi (
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anemoi2012-01-10 07:44 pm
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He yelps at the sound of footsteps and wheels around, naked terror on his face, just barely able to hold onto the blue picture piece. Had one of those horrible things decided to come back into the cage after all? He'd be cornered if...
But for once, it's something good. Miraculous, almost. He'd been certain Takuro had been doomed when he'd tripped in that cavern to the well. But he hadn't actually seen a body, had he? And now here he was. A little dazed, perhaps, but alive. Oh so much alive.
Hiroshi has stopped caring about his "image" at this point; all he cares about is that someone -- ANYONE -- is still alive. He'd been convinced he'd abandoned him to die, but of course Takuro is too street smart for that. Takuro was always more clever than him on those things. "Takuro! You're okay!" he exclaims, the relief obvious in his voice.
Takuro rubs the back of his head in a very Takuro sort of way. "Yeah, that was a close call back there." He straightens, and looks serious. "But it's dangerous to be alone. Can you take me with you?"
Hiroshi nods enthusiastically. "Of course! That's a great idea! Come on, I think I've got the last thing we need to get out too!" he exclaims and, nodding to him to follow, he leads the way back to the frame he'd seen.
He's ecstatic. Hopeful, for once. Okay, everybody else had died, but nobody else had to! They were going to make it back together, and they were going to tell everybody, and they'd condemn this horrible place and make sure nobody else came in here!
He looks back every so often, confirming Takuro's still there as he makes his way through the strange basement. They arrive at the picture at last. Hiroshi walks up to it, pulling out the piece. "Okay, this is it. With any luck, this will open up a way out. You ready, Takuro?"
A silence. "...Takuro?"
"Ḩ̩̥̲͔̬́ͦͯ̀i̸̸̗͍̤͖̤͊̈ͩ̋͂͜R̹̼̰̺̲̜͍̆͆ͭ̾̔͐̂͝͝Ǫ̺̤͎̮̣̣ͯ̕s̡̼͈ͭ͒̆ͤH̱̫̅̇̍ͤ̃̐̆̓͋͝ï͚̽̈́͌.̤̘̞͖̤̮̬͌̀̐̾̐̉̽ͅͅ.̫̱͓͚̭̻̓͊̃̔͗ͧ̈́͠ͅ.̧͔̘̝̣̣̩ͭ̓̉̑̎ͣ"*
[ACTION; HIROSHI AND PALOM'S APARTMENT]
TAKURO NO! GAAH! Ha... ha...
*The apartment again. He'd fallen asleep at the table, piles of books around him. Montfort watches him with concern from his tank across the room.
He puts his head in his hands. No... no, he's good. Really. He's fine. It's just... everybody has tragedies in their lives, right? He shouldn't let it get him so emotional. Calm rationality. That's the key. The key to everything, right? The key to... success...
He can't do it. This one, this last memory. It's too much. They're dead. They're all dead. He did nothing to stop it. In the end, the only person he'd saved was himself. Like a coward.
He puts his head in his hands -- and, for the first time since arriving here, looking very much like the scared teenage boy he is, he weeps.*
[VIDEO; A WHILE LATER]
*He's mostly recovered at this point, but there might still be a little hint of redness to his eyes. Otherwise, he looks as cool as always.*
Hey. I have a question. Everybody remembering things... how do you continue to pursue your memories if they're filled with tragedy? Logically, it'd be better to take advantage of forgetting the past and move on with the future, right?
((OOC: 1% of the bonus New Years memories used on vaguely remembering the circumstances of his arrival, and the last 2% remembering the fate of Takuro in 6.0))
He yelps at the sound of footsteps and wheels around, naked terror on his face, just barely able to hold onto the blue picture piece. Had one of those horrible things decided to come back into the cage after all? He'd be cornered if...
But for once, it's something good. Miraculous, almost. He'd been certain Takuro had been doomed when he'd tripped in that cavern to the well. But he hadn't actually seen a body, had he? And now here he was. A little dazed, perhaps, but alive. Oh so much alive.
Hiroshi has stopped caring about his "image" at this point; all he cares about is that someone -- ANYONE -- is still alive. He'd been convinced he'd abandoned him to die, but of course Takuro is too street smart for that. Takuro was always more clever than him on those things. "Takuro! You're okay!" he exclaims, the relief obvious in his voice.
Takuro rubs the back of his head in a very Takuro sort of way. "Yeah, that was a close call back there." He straightens, and looks serious. "But it's dangerous to be alone. Can you take me with you?"
Hiroshi nods enthusiastically. "Of course! That's a great idea! Come on, I think I've got the last thing we need to get out too!" he exclaims and, nodding to him to follow, he leads the way back to the frame he'd seen.
He's ecstatic. Hopeful, for once. Okay, everybody else had died, but nobody else had to! They were going to make it back together, and they were going to tell everybody, and they'd condemn this horrible place and make sure nobody else came in here!
He looks back every so often, confirming Takuro's still there as he makes his way through the strange basement. They arrive at the picture at last. Hiroshi walks up to it, pulling out the piece. "Okay, this is it. With any luck, this will open up a way out. You ready, Takuro?"
A silence. "...Takuro?"
"Ḩ̩̥̲͔̬́ͦͯ̀i̸̸̗͍̤͖̤͊̈ͩ̋͂͜R̹̼̰̺̲̜͍̆͆ͭ̾̔͐̂͝͝Ǫ̺̤͎̮̣̣ͯ̕s̡̼͈ͭ͒̆ͤH̱̫̅̇̍ͤ̃̐̆̓͋͝ï͚̽̈́͌.̤̘̞͖̤̮̬͌̀̐̾̐̉̽ͅͅ.̫̱͓͚̭̻̓͊̃̔͗ͧ̈́͠ͅ.̧͔̘̝̣̣̩ͭ̓̉̑̎ͣ"*
[ACTION; HIROSHI AND PALOM'S APARTMENT]
TAKURO NO! GAAH! Ha... ha...
*The apartment again. He'd fallen asleep at the table, piles of books around him. Montfort watches him with concern from his tank across the room.
He puts his head in his hands. No... no, he's good. Really. He's fine. It's just... everybody has tragedies in their lives, right? He shouldn't let it get him so emotional. Calm rationality. That's the key. The key to everything, right? The key to... success...
He can't do it. This one, this last memory. It's too much. They're dead. They're all dead. He did nothing to stop it. In the end, the only person he'd saved was himself. Like a coward.
He puts his head in his hands -- and, for the first time since arriving here, looking very much like the scared teenage boy he is, he weeps.*
[VIDEO; A WHILE LATER]
*He's mostly recovered at this point, but there might still be a little hint of redness to his eyes. Otherwise, he looks as cool as always.*
Hey. I have a question. Everybody remembering things... how do you continue to pursue your memories if they're filled with tragedy? Logically, it'd be better to take advantage of forgetting the past and move on with the future, right?
((OOC: 1% of the bonus New Years memories used on vaguely remembering the circumstances of his arrival, and the last 2% remembering the fate of Takuro in 6.0))

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[Palom bursts through the door screaming. Naturally. Candy robbers were everywhere nowadays. He lowers his fireball-laden hands when he sees that it's just Hiroshi irrationally screaming about something or another ag -- Oh. ...Awkward.]
Um.
Is everything OK...?
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Um.
..........Well, goodnight!
[Despite invisibility magic being his sister's forte, Palom disappears with remarkable speed. ...Hiroshi may be annoyed to note that there is a small, worried face staring at him from through the door crack five seconds later.]
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This is probably for the best. It's not like it's really anybody's business. It's so silly getting worked up about his only friends in his world all dying horribly.
...when he phrases it like that in his head, he feels sort of heartless.
He eyes the door a little bit longer, then turns back to the books he was looking at. He's having a hard time concentrating, though, and frustrated after a bit gets up to get some water. His hands are shaking, though.*
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...
Hiroshi? ...Was it about the blue monsters again?
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[arachnidsGrip began trolling Hiroshi]
Nothing, that's what!
Fears were m8de to be f8ced.
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I guess that's the mentality that explains why you'd think locking a bunch of people in a room with terrible blue monsters is somehow good for them.
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It might 8e hard for you to 8elieve me a8out this........
8ut everything that I did out there was for your own good!
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[He pauses]
Perhaps I may decide differently once I recover some of my own memories.
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[Rudolph wanted to ask what it was]
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Usually, Mokona deals with sad things by trying not to think about them.
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