Waver Velvet | Lord El-Melloi II (
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Who: Avenger, Waver, Saber, Bazett
When: 26 Jan
Where: Along the castle
What: Avenger has half of his powers back, everything is awful.
Warnings: Violence, loss of autonomy
[Waver had walked away from the fight at the castle. He had only dared to go near it when his circuits cleared some - the first time in months
Once there, he had found his suit folded neatly in a chest, alongside his beloved red coat, and yellow scarf. Putting them back on felt more powerful than having his magecraft back. He was himself again, for the first time in months. Not entirely, there were little naggling things in his head, but he'd take what he could get.
He fiddles with his scarf as he leaves the building again, taking no time to explore. His patience is still too thin, overriding curiosity. He can head back to his house and see what his limits are.]
When: 26 Jan
Where: Along the castle
What: Avenger has half of his powers back, everything is awful.
Warnings: Violence, loss of autonomy
[Waver had walked away from the fight at the castle. He had only dared to go near it when his circuits cleared some - the first time in months
Once there, he had found his suit folded neatly in a chest, alongside his beloved red coat, and yellow scarf. Putting them back on felt more powerful than having his magecraft back. He was himself again, for the first time in months. Not entirely, there were little naggling things in his head, but he'd take what he could get.
He fiddles with his scarf as he leaves the building again, taking no time to explore. His patience is still too thin, overriding curiosity. He can head back to his house and see what his limits are.]
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Aw man, did he break Bazett's lord? He did, didn't he. That's... bad because she's going to be infuriated and she's going to yell at him and punch things—and she isn't going to forgive this mishap, is she. There's no way she will. And if his Master doesn't do that, then what's the point? Trapped, frustration, ugh. >:c
Might as well use what he's seemingly acquired. Avenger jerks his thumb at the door. ]
There's a lady out there who wants to see ya'. Get movin'.
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But getting moving is only one thing, and there's no sign of a threat. Yet.]
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Something isn't right. Why isn't Avenger making a show of this? He'd certainly seemed the type. Perhaps she'd assumed too much, but Waver's clothing is also strange.
This isn't right.]
...Waver?
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Waver...
[Frustrated, she calls out.] Avenger! What have you done?!
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/douches hard at her ]
Wellll...
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[Her tone is downright icy.]
What have you done to Waver Velvet.
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[ He laughs, they'll need a villain, give them the villain. ]
Surprisingly, Waver Velvet does not die when he's killed! This time, anyway. [ Now is not the time for puns, you insane idiot. ]
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[Saber is near growling, on the offense. She speaks through near-gritted teeth.]
Tell me how I can fix it, fix it yourself, or tell me who can fix this.
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[ Perched on the edge of the roof, Avenger shakes his head and points at Waver's motionless figure. ]
As far as I know, the process isn't reversible. [ Even by him, even when it was accidental. Largely, it was done to Heroic Spirits, not humans. ] Eh, though I guess... Death in this place would probably set him right.
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[ An annoyed sigh because he's figured it out by now, and that one little detail is endlessly irksome to him. ] Forgot about the fuckin' denizens...
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And what, in the first place, would his death have achieved?!
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Well, you can leave him alone if you want! I'm not going to force your hand, Saber. [ He shrugs, unbothered by Saber's fury. ] He's just gonna suffer like this however. Humans aren't supposed to be given my sort of rage.
[ Broken magi BT ]
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You child. [Truly, not even a child would work so messily or cruelly in her mind, but 'moron' isn't quite well-used in her vocabulary yet.
Out of option, she produces her communicator and contacts Bazett.]
Bazett? It's urgent.
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[After putting on her suit, she had set out to find her lord and her Servant. However, she cannot see them anywhere inside the castle. Thus, she rushes out, trying to spot them in the surrounding forest. In the middle of searching for them, she almost misses the sound of an incoming message.]
[She flips the compact open, seeing Saber's face.]
What happened?
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[Frustrated, Saber can think of no better way to explain than to turn the camera toward the storehouse, making sure Bazett has a clear view of Waver as he is-- and of Avenger.]
It's Waver.
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Keep them both there. I'll be with you shortly.
[She shuts off the compact and sketches a runes of speed. She misses being able to go this quickly, but she is too preoccupied with thoughts of Waver and Avenger to enjoy it.]
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You have no idea how little your age concerns me when you act as you do.
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Eh, still stiff as ever, Saber...
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[You've caused her friend a great deal of unnecessary suffering, Avenger.]
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Uh. Crazier, anyway. However, he understands that normal people with functioning moral compasses and rational reasoning patterns think otherwise. ]
... No?
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[She mustn't let rage get the best of her, so she stills her tongue. There is more to worry about here than a matter of humour.
She only hopes Bazett hurries.]
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Huh?
[ It was a remark that she was stiff! Like always! As expected! He can find it funny, she doesn't. Nothing else. ]
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[ He pointed out indignantly from the edge of the roof as Saber pulls out her communicator and makes the call. ]