Xerxes Break (
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Entry tags:
- allen walker (d.gray-man),
- blaine thorps (original),
- chrono (chrono crusade),
- elliot nightray (pandora hearts),
- furudo erika (umineko),
- gilbert nightray (pandora hearts),
- miranda lotto (d.gray-man),
- oz vessalius (pandora hearts),
- rin asano (blade of the immortal),
- tempest (original),
- xerxes break (pandora hearts),
- ✝ spike (btvs),
- ✝ thassarian (world of warcraft),
- ✝ wrathion (wow)
02 | Video
[ Baaa Baa-aa-aaaaaa Baaaaaaaaaaa! ]
I say, hello, hel-looooo! I have a question for you all--
[ The grime-smeared face of Xerxes Break appears onscreen. His white hair is discolored with dust and stuck together. There's a semicircular wound under his right cheekbone, and the shoulder of his jacket looks chewed. Despite all of this, he seems terribly pleased with himself. ]
Does anyone here have qualifications in animal husbandry?
[ More angry bleating and a yelp! Break turns. Visible in the background is another (also dirty and disheveled) man, desperately fending off a sheep. It’s not going at all according to plan; with a single headbutt he’s out of the camera’s line of sight, followed by a thud and worrisome tinkling noises. ]
Why, Gilbert. I think she likes you! ♥
[ Moving right along... ]
Anyway - yes. I'm looking specifically for people with experience or interest in shepherding, as well as shearing, spinning, knitting, cheese-making--
[ Another CRASH! and a voice yelling, “Break, look out!" ]
--and hand-to-hand combat! Kindly respond to this post, or apply in person to the botanical gar--
[ Break’s face suddenly disappears. The last image visible onscreen is… this. ]
I say, hello, hel-looooo! I have a question for you all--
[ The grime-smeared face of Xerxes Break appears onscreen. His white hair is discolored with dust and stuck together. There's a semicircular wound under his right cheekbone, and the shoulder of his jacket looks chewed. Despite all of this, he seems terribly pleased with himself. ]
Does anyone here have qualifications in animal husbandry?
[ More angry bleating and a yelp! Break turns. Visible in the background is another (also dirty and disheveled) man, desperately fending off a sheep. It’s not going at all according to plan; with a single headbutt he’s out of the camera’s line of sight, followed by a thud and worrisome tinkling noises. ]
Why, Gilbert. I think she likes you! ♥
[ Moving right along... ]
Anyway - yes. I'm looking specifically for people with experience or interest in shepherding, as well as shearing, spinning, knitting, cheese-making--
[ Another CRASH! and a voice yelling, “Break, look out!" ]
--and hand-to-hand combat! Kindly respond to this post, or apply in person to the botanical gar--
[ Break’s face suddenly disappears. The last image visible onscreen is… this. ]
voice
voice
Sheep...um. They can't really understand me, can they-?
[He gets his answer a second later as one of them bleats out its victory cry and charges him with a vengeance. A yelp, thump and the audio cuts temporarily.]
voice
voice
Like I said! It's impossible!
[Wheeze...]
voice
voice
[It's been half a week with very little sleep and a lot of walking, this makes perfect sense to him at this moment.]
voice
Well, it could be possible. Who knows what is possible in this place.
voice
We weren't even sure what we'd find. Or rather, Break wasn't sure what we'd find.
voice
voice
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voice
[A sigh.]
But we're still not sure if animals from the Outlands are safe to breed or eat at all. At least the wool is probably fine.
voice
I could see if I could find out.
voice
voice
[she could be joking, but she actually does sound serious]
voice
Y-you weren't kidding before...?
voice
I do not know if they speak this language, but I've another I could try.
voice
If I hold the tablet up towards them, do you think you could try to talk to them that way?
voice
voice
In that case...thank you for your help. We'll see you soon.
voice --> action
[Break had said there were maps. She couldn't find any maps, even if they existed in the stupid tablet whatever-the-hell-it-was.
What Break wasn't counting on was, he said the magic word: "garden".
It took . . . a lot of concentrating. She'd been surrounded by forests and nature for all her life, so having to look for it, to extend her senses and try to find it, was something she'd never had to do before. And navigating through a maze of streets while doing it? She ought to set that smiling asshole on fire.
But no, she could be nice, at least for the other man's sake.
So here she was, finally arriving in front of the botanical gardens, a bit out of breath because of the rain and it doing a number on her, and well. Being a bit worked up and having no outlet to deal with it. Yet]
NOT HERE
GET IN LINE
WIMP
action
Gil is standing under an overhang at the corner of the gardens near the main street, hands in his pockets. He's not sure what either of these voices on the other end of the tablet look like in person, but that had been necessary to keep his filthy, chewed-on body out of view of the camera. He's tried to fix his hair, but there's no fixing the holes in his jacket. When she approaches, he stands up a little straighter just in case she's the one he's supposed to be greeting.]
action
She regards him for a moment, slowing her pace. His general, ah, "disheveled" appearance immediately gives away that he's the one she's looking for, though . . . well. The idiot must've fled.
She sighs a bit, then hurries over to him, shoulders hunched under the rain]
You are the one I spoke to through the device, yes?
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