YOU DISGUSTING LITTLE (
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eachdraidh2015-11-17 08:17 pm
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[Maybe you've seen this punkass, maybe you haven't. He was kind of a wild thing in battle, hard to miss if you saw a lot of enemies floating in midair. Somehow, he doesn't look injured, not even a single scratch. The scar across his brow is an old one, from a time long past.
Dante's not one to mince his words, so...]
Alright, would anyone mind telling me what the fuck is really going on? First we're two pissed-off frat house that can't share a campus, now we're twenty invite-only clubs? And all of that because we wished upon a fucking rock?
[The expression on his face says he's clearly buying none of it. He's a stubborn one.]
I want answers. Real answers, not whatever fairyland shit you can come up with.
Dante's not one to mince his words, so...]
Alright, would anyone mind telling me what the fuck is really going on? First we're two pissed-off frat house that can't share a campus, now we're twenty invite-only clubs? And all of that because we wished upon a fucking rock?
[The expression on his face says he's clearly buying none of it. He's a stubborn one.]
I want answers. Real answers, not whatever fairyland shit you can come up with.

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[He knows it, deep in his bones and his soul. After all, wasn't it the twins and the medium that have been crippling Mundus systematically? Anything is possible. Mundus had been in power for millennia.
It's not different here.]
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[the weight of Ridire would never be off her. it is why she has already thought to herself that she will do her best to not step on Garnet's territory.]
But they come back, at least here. And it doesn't answer my question.
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[Dead serious, mostly because he's already so off topic and maybe it's something he doesn't feel like answering anyway.
Who knows.]
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[she's changing the subject if he's going to be so difficult.]
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[His voice isn't exactly small, but it lacks the usual conviction, the arrogance and haughtiness, his... well, attitude. What is he supposed to fight when it doesn't have a name or a face?]
Why us? Why are we stuck here to fight this? Why can't I just go back home?
[Why won't they let me finish what we started? If he left in the middle of this campaign the twins were waging, would he come back to victory or destruction? Would everything have fallen apart? Would he need to fight twice as hard?
These are the sorts of questions that have been haunting his brain. He had to get back, because he had to free the world from Mundus' grip. None of that's happening here.]
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It's us because by chance or fate, whichever you like better, the shards - the seeds of our worlds - landed in our souls when the Gem broke and scattered across creation. Sure, we weren't born yet, but over time, that's how it occurred, so says information given out by a friend I trust dearly.
[not past tense. trust still, because she can't say she's gone.]
We were pulled in because we were found, and taking us in before someone else could do so and kill us and weaken the other side was the smart thing to do. As to why we're the fighters - we are proxies, from what I can gather. For one reason or another, they need us to take the shards from our enemies and add them to our own stores. However, that will only be true if the war restarts.
As to why you can't return to your world...that's murkier, and what I can piece together makes me think whatever magic pulled us here is a one-way trip, or the cost is enormously high. Something like that which is an unfortunate fact and not a simple matter of wanting.
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[He's asked this question once before, to Ariadne, but he's going to keep asking. He doesn't care. Dante is a fighter, but if to stop this it means to lay down arms, he'll do it.
Chance or fate, at the end of the day, they still have no freedom of this burden. No one deserved this. Even the most horrible, vile person in the world deserved some choice in the matter.]
Is the cost more than death?
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[she opens her eyes again, and her expression is much more solemn.]
But neither can they promise that you will not be targeted by those who want your shard. Hunters, members of other courts, madmen who seek to become like gods - even those of your own who might mark it as disloyalty. The cost, therefore, is accepting that risk. And unless you figure out how to hide that shard of yours, those born in this world will always know you for a shardbearer. I don't know why, but they do - and they will treat you as such.
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It reeks eerily of what demons make of him back home: a target unwilling.]
I'll take that risk. It's not much different, here and back home. I'll deal with it.
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There are artifacts that can help you, should things begin to become more pressingly dangerous than they are now. Objects imbued with some sort of spell to cloak your shard - jewellery is common, though other things are possible. As to how to obtain them...vastly impressing one's monarch is one way it's been done, and I know Seacht Realta managed it, at least before things all went backwards. The last idea I have is to look to the underground - it might involve money or a decent favour, but being smart and persistent generally gets you what you want.
And of course, if you have allies whose names you can pull down, things get a little easier. [like me, she almost says, but catches herself. being too willing to put herself out there would be suspicious even if it came from honest interest.]
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Okay, maybe himself, but still.
And he's even less about money.
The whole thing is sending his head spinning, and rightly so: this isn't his forte. Dante even groans.]
So I have to kiss ass to some person that put me here so I can get back or fuck this place up.
[Eloquent as ever.]
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[her gaze goes down to her folded hands.]
I don't presume to know how your world was to you.
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Worse, but I've got things to do that's more important than being in this bullshit war.
[A part of him understands what's at stakes, but he can't just leave the entirety of Earth at the mercy of Mundus and Hell. It's not right.]
What I've seen here is nothing to what my place's got. But I can't leave it, not now.
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Then it's lucky to have you as its chosen.
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It didn't choose me.
[On the contrary, Vergil went looking for him. It wasn't his job and as it stands he's only here to fight back and kill Mundus.
He doesn't know what comes after that.]
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[she looks back up at him to meet his eyes.]
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[It's now when he realizes how dire it is. If they fuck up, how many times over will Mundus punish not only them, but humanity? He showed no mercy to the first nephilim, he showed no mercy to his parents, and all the while he grew more powerful.
So how would it end if the twins failed?
A sliver of fear registered deep within Dante. And out of this fear, grew a more powerful determination to finish what they started.]
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...Tell me this. How far would you go for your world?
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[Farther than anyone would go, more than likely. He doesn't need to say much more on the matter, he thinks that's enough.]
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If you mean that, then I can teach you how to use that shard in your chest, to a degree. How to wake it up and gain the power that will come from it. Not immediately, I need to still sort out some matters in this world, but once those are cleared, if you're interested, it can be so.
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Then again, that's been curbed drastically. He's down to Rebellion and Arbiter, and though he can make do, he's not packing the same heat he once did.]
What can you do with it?
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Outside. I don't want to have to fix the furniture when we're done.
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