† Nagisa Kaworu (
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exsilium2013-08-05 05:58 pm
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- kaworu nagisa (evangelion),
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- sheryl nome (macross frontier),
- shintaro kisaragi (kagerou days),
- soldier blue (toward the terra),
- yoshiya kiryu (the world ends with you),
- ✝ commander shepard (mass effect),
- ✝ sango (inuyasha)
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Hello, everyone.
I have been in United Earth territory since June. I was released last week. Although I have been inspected and declared safe by the Initiative, I feel that it is my obligation to notify you all of what happened.
I am very eager to see some of you again. I am staying in my assigned housing at 502 while I continue to recover. Please come by at your convenience.
((feel free to use this post for both network conversations and action!))
I have been in United Earth territory since June. I was released last week. Although I have been inspected and declared safe by the Initiative, I feel that it is my obligation to notify you all of what happened.
I am very eager to see some of you again. I am staying in my assigned housing at 502 while I continue to recover. Please come by at your convenience.
((feel free to use this post for both network conversations and action!))
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You haven't failed anyone.
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But it would not matter more than making it back alive. It's better than being sent back in a body bag, only to be revived-- or not come back at all.
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Death may be the only true freedom there is.
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It's better for the people here that you didn't come back dead. That would have been much worse than failing them.
[In the eyes of the people here, anyway. Not so much for him, but well... It sounded like he had enough experience that one more death wouldn't make much difference.]
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If they won't accept apologies, then-- I think the best thing you can do is wait. If they're that upset, then they probably just need time to stop being upset.
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You never said if I could get you anything. I have tea.
[It's pretty shitty tea, but slightly better than nothing?]
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502.
[ text -> action! ]
[About twenty minutes later there's going to be a knock at the door! If he doesn't answer it, since she's not sure what kind of state he's in, she'll just slip in provided the door's open.]
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Is this "Nill"? Kaworu didn't realize that Nill was a she. Her mature face and demeanor is clear, even with her more whimsical clothing. He offers her a polite smile.]
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Thank you for coming, Miss Nill. It's nice to meet you.
[As she's pouring the tea, he notices the small wings on her back. His surprise shows on his face. Are those a part of her body or her clothes? They seem to move naturally...
Kaworu looks back to her with renewed curiosity.]
Are you not human?
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Since Kaworu's probably had other visitors, there's probably a chair somewhere in the room, right? She holds up a finger, a gesture for him to please wait for a moment, and regardless of where another chair might be she pulls it over next to the bed so she can sit.
Then, because she had to tell him at some point, she pulls her tablet out of a pocket on her jacket (which is dark, and doesn't really suit the rest of her attire, but also has holes in the back for her wings) and begins typing.]
Just Nill is fine. It's nice to meet you too.
I am human. Some people in my world are just a little different than people from other worlds.
I'm sorry if this is inconvenient. I can't speak.
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Looking up from his own tablet, he smiles again with a newer glimmer in his tired eyes.]
It's not inconvenient. Would you prefer me to write back, or speak?
[so far, he's ignoring the tea.]
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There's no need for you to write back. I love it when people talk.
[Her wings settle again. She reaches over for her own cup, and takes a tentative sip, though she shows no outward sign that him not drinking his bothers her.]
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