Xerxes Break (
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- blaine thorps (original),
- chrono (chrono crusade),
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- furudo erika (umineko),
- gilbert nightray (pandora hearts),
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- tempest (original),
- xerxes break (pandora hearts),
- ✝ spike (btvs),
- ✝ thassarian (world of warcraft),
- ✝ wrathion (wow)
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[ 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. ]
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He rubs at the back of his neck and looks out into the rain.]
Um - would you like for me to walk you home, or -
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Though the offer surprises her, and the smile loses its fake innocence]
That would be lovely, if you wouldn't mind.
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[He does silently hope that she also still lives in the apartments, though, because a few extra minutes between himself and a bath isn't a big deal but another hour in the rain is only going to make him feel even more depressed.]
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What is it?
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Um - w-well, it's rude to walk in silence, but...I can't think of anything interesting to say after a situation like that.
[At least according to polite, noble society this is true.]
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It is rude?
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I-in my case it is!
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Why? If you do not know what to say . . .
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[#nobility problems]
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That is ridiculous.
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It is...?
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Because it's expected?
[It's a question.]
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[He shakes his head.]
I've only ever been a servant. I'm not suited for anything else.
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[it was strange, trying give some words of wisdom, when the ones she had were few]
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[Story of his life.]
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How is this embarrassing?
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[At least he's aware of it.]
Sorry.
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[He mutters back under his breath, for lack of anything better to say. But tone plus body language seem to cry his agreement.]
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