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thefoundation2019-07-20 12:06 pm
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Week 4, Saturday
[As everyone files into the studio once more, they will be invited up on stage instead of to their audience seats as they normally are. On the far left of the stage is a set of 16 chairs, one for each living contestant, arranged in two rows of 8. On the right is a podium for Dazai to stand at, and in the center is a big board with spaces and numbers on it.
Once everyone gets settled in, it's time for the game.]
Once everyone gets settled in, it's time for the game.]

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With a snarl he throws himself into moving the wreckage of the studio -- his strength is still higher than an average human's and he doesn't care about jagged edges or shit on fire, and he's summoned his spear to help him lever debris out of the way. His anger (it's never been snuffed out, just paused for a long instant) is actually making him just yeet bits and pieces of walls and sets and props farther than he should and without really looking to see if he's about to hit anyone.
Look out over there.]
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H-Hey!
[ WHO DID THAT ]
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Watch it!
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... Watch it yourself.
[You'd think with the energy with which he's yeeting everything that it would have some bite to it, but... nah. He'll just be crouched over here with like, weird bits and pieces piled at his feet. Mysterious artifacts. Strange debris.]
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[Is her reply, but it's lacking in energy or bite. She's just...
tired. Tired and scared and grieving, so much, over those who were lost.]
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Well, they're distinctly patterned and probably glittery.
Somebody's got to scavenge box parts around here.]
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...What are...?
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Then he reaches down and drops something else onto the pile. Clink, clink. This one's what looks like a small section of wiring, framing, something. It is also glittery. Somewhere under all the soot and ash there's hints of red and black. Also more glitter.]
Now what.
[This time he's doing better at sounding the proper amount of maybe-grouchy for a dusty dog. There's another scrub and a sniff, then another, head up now and scenting the air. Is he... smelling for scraps?]
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Yet again, she has no answers. She never really was the one for that; it was always Shun or Satoru, but it isn't like either of them are here to be relied on.
As usual, she has to come up with something herself, and as usual, it feels woefully inadequate.]
I... I don't know. We don't even know what they think happened.
[The audience, the Foundation. Her hopes aren't high, however.]
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It takes a little while for him to get around to answering. The funny thing isn't Saki's words; it's that he's nowhere near thinking that far ahead yet, so it takes him a while to even parse what she's talking about.
The Foundation. The show. The world outside this stupid pile of rubble.]
Who the fuck cares. [it's flat, because as of the moment he really doesn't] We ain't dancing monkeys for them RIGHT NOW.
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Then I really don't know what to do.
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[He still hasn't slowed down, though.
There's an insistence to his movements now, like the momentum itself is the point -- there's clinks of bits and pieces of box parts coming to rest at her feet now, Nora apparently no longer looking carefully anymore. There's bits and pieces of rubble actually crumbling to dust in his fists from gripping them too hard with something like demon strength; a low, insistent disturbance in space from his unsettled magic.
It's not anything big, but then the big things have already run their course today; now it's just time for the other things, the smaller bits and pieces to sweep up at the end.]
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After a moment, some more of that glitter among the rubble sweeps itself up and into his little pile. But just a bit.]
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[Yeah, after that he just goes totally quiet, and they move things around together for a while, shifting the rubble around pointlessly. The pile of beaten up box parts grows until finally Nora gives a huff and sits himself down next to it, stretching and then staring at the sky.
For once he sounds kind of tired, like all that fury finally kind of sputtered and ran out. His voice is all rough, maybe from inhaling the smoke and the dust.]
Thanks. I guess.
[Now it really is the dogpocalypse.]
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How the fuck should I know-- All he does is shit like this, stupid...
[...]
I don't fucking know. I just thought we were kinda the same, but.
[And there's a motion that could be another shrug before he scrubs his hands across his face with a motion that would be angry at any other time, but right now it ain't happening.]
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[Her voice is soft, like that might coax more of the story out of him. But it's hard to tell with Nora at times, even if this is unusual behavior for him to start with.]
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[Miracle of miracles he somehow managed that word without stumbling. Maybe that's the true indication of the kind of day this is?? Or something. He stares down at his hands and all the dirt and scrapes on them and doesn't say anything for a long moment.]
Kinda like that. Cerberus ain't just for show, you know.
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So... because you're both so different from humans?
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No.
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[She does her best to keep frustration from her voice, because she's tired, she's sad, and irritability comes to her quicker than it does others.]
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Doesn't matter, I guess.
[Sorry, Saki. That's one door he's slamming shut if Alcor hasn't opened it.]
It's all the goddamn same anyway. Him and Oda and everybody.
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