‣ utena tenjou. (
revolutionized) wrote in
exsilium2012-11-08 09:50 am
duel one. ( video. )
[There is not much that outright startles Utena nowadays — she's fairly accustomed to the unusual and bizarre (and more importantly, used to rationalizing it), but the weeks since her arrival in this place have been a trial by fire, so to speak.
But she's adjusted, the best she can, and so when her comm device video flickers on, she looks to be in good spirits, all things considered. That is, if her viewers can actually see her. The video appears to be moving erratically. Often, Utena dips out of sight, only to be seen again. It's at an odd angle too, as if the device has been set on the ground, and is tilted slightly to the side.
It probably has a lot to do with the fact that she's doing lunges. In her assigned room. It's not a lot of space, but apparently she's making due. She stops long enough to address her (assumed) audience.]
Hi, everyone. [The device is lifted, and for a moment there's nothing but flashes of bright pink hair before her face appears — friendly, but a little tired.] I've met some of you already, but I haven't said hello on this thing yet. There's a lot of people listening to this, right? Um, I guess not everyone's "people," though, so maybe that's not the right word. Is it rude to say "people" then? If there's a better word, I want to know it. [She frowns, befuddled. Interspecies communication is a new thing for her, obviously.] My name's Tenjou Utena — er, Utena Tenjou. That's the order most of you would say it in. I'm from Japan; is anyone else from there? Or...er...Earth? I've been here for weeks now, and I'm still sorta getting used to this place. Those monsters from before...I've never seen anything like that.
[She looks troubled and shifts into a contemplative silence, but something else comes to mind that makes her brighten up.] I'm pretty glad it's over. Say, is there anything to do around here besides training? Does anyone play a sport?
[A sigh. She stretches an arm behind her head.] I could really go for a basketball game...or baseball.
But she's adjusted, the best she can, and so when her comm device video flickers on, she looks to be in good spirits, all things considered. That is, if her viewers can actually see her. The video appears to be moving erratically. Often, Utena dips out of sight, only to be seen again. It's at an odd angle too, as if the device has been set on the ground, and is tilted slightly to the side.
It probably has a lot to do with the fact that she's doing lunges. In her assigned room. It's not a lot of space, but apparently she's making due. She stops long enough to address her (assumed) audience.]
Hi, everyone. [The device is lifted, and for a moment there's nothing but flashes of bright pink hair before her face appears — friendly, but a little tired.] I've met some of you already, but I haven't said hello on this thing yet. There's a lot of people listening to this, right? Um, I guess not everyone's "people," though, so maybe that's not the right word. Is it rude to say "people" then? If there's a better word, I want to know it. [She frowns, befuddled. Interspecies communication is a new thing for her, obviously.] My name's Tenjou Utena — er, Utena Tenjou. That's the order most of you would say it in. I'm from Japan; is anyone else from there? Or...er...Earth? I've been here for weeks now, and I'm still sorta getting used to this place. Those monsters from before...I've never seen anything like that.
[She looks troubled and shifts into a contemplative silence, but something else comes to mind that makes her brighten up.] I'm pretty glad it's over. Say, is there anything to do around here besides training? Does anyone play a sport?
[A sigh. She stretches an arm behind her head.] I could really go for a basketball game...or baseball.

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[Again, she disappears from view. There's a thump, and then a pained noise. Apparently gravity has gotten the better of her. When she shows up again, she still looks cheery, but she's rubbing her elbow.] I'm pretty good at all that stuff. What kind of sports do you like?
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[She leans in a little, as if imparting a great secret.] I think I've seen elves. You know, the kind in fairy tales.
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I'm pretty sure "people" are the vast majority, though maybe not everyone. Trolls at least are people, anyway.
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[She scratches at her chin.] I didn't want to be rude.
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If this wouldn't have come up between them before let me know and I can edit ^_-
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[ She's speaking in past tense, but only because she didn't come here from Japan, honestly. ]
And I don't play baseball, though I did know a few people who do. Though I honestly wouldn't mind playing a game.
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[She brightens up. Oh boy, people who want to play sports with her.] And that's great! What's your name?
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Baseball, eh? I play on occasion. I'm a girl of many interests!
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Hey there! My name's Sonic.
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It's good to meet you, Sonic. [She looks puzzled. This...guy (???) seems a little familiar to her, but the feeling passes.
Two iconic 90s characters passing like ships in the night...] Say, d'you have any sports you like?
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You're from Japan, huh? Haven't been there in a couple of years. Didn't stay very long, either.
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You went to Japan? Where are you from?
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I've also mastered every kind of sport, so if you ever need someone to play against, I'm usually available.
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I've never heard of Japan, but I think there are a lot of people from Earth here... [y'know since we're fighting against some people called united earth and all] But this place is pretty boring. If there's anything interesting to do around here, I haven't found it yet.
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Ah, geez. I was afraid of that...it makes sense there's nothing to do, 'cause of everything that's going on. [She sounds surprisingly nonchalant about this concept.] But it sure would be nice to have something.
[She's so bored she's had to resort to reading. It's terrible.] What do you do to pass the time then?
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Japan is a world found near Earth?
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