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moonstrualcycle) wrote2019-02-27 10:30 pm
no running in the halls!
[hot off the presses, this one, horrendous new clothes and all. wherever it is in the DR's apartment building that Lea's chosen to roost, that's where Isa's getting yeeted catapulted, quite literally. at least it had the decency to drop her outside the apartment, right? enjoy the distinct sound of someone colliding hard with the wall next to the door and crumpling into a groaning mess on the floor. there's sand on her shoes, and a familiar frisbee came with her, dropped a short distance from where she landed. knock knock, Lea.]

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Ready?
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Yeah. How far away is the food?
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Doesn't matter. Here, I'll take you to one of the weird food rooms. It's... actually not far, and, if you can believe it, that was a complete accident.
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[it's too early in the day for raw fish, for example, or wasp crackers. she's very proud of you for recovering so well, Lea.]
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[ Nope. She's puttin' her boots on. Lea probably dresses like a lesbian who doesn't know she is one, if the vests and plaid and knee high boots are any indication. ]
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Haven't we both been surprised enough in the last twenty-four hours?
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It's the good kind. Come on!
[ She'll start bouncing in place, just watch. Also she's gonna find one now and take a liking to it, sorry. ]
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It's a good thing I trust you.
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[ She heads out the door and stuffs her hands in her pockets as she walks. ]
I wonder what it'll be today.
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Maybe you're getting revenge for something from when we were kids, how should I know? Or maybe you've been replaced by body-snatchers and you're actually an alien who wants to eat me.
[if this were ninxel there would be eyebrow waggling, but Isa's not that good with innuendo.]
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Please, if I was gonna do that I would've when you were drooling on me back in the bed.
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[is there anything at all interesting to look at on this walk besides Lea? Isa's content to just trail after her until they get to food, but.]
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[ She's full of shit, of course. Honestly probably not much. Light scenery, a weird mix of hallways and windows and then chunks of the hall that just break apart into pure nature. It's a weird part of the DR she lives in when you go further from the main areas, and the worlds. Dreamlike. There are probably Dream Eaters in some of those sections.
Maybe a Riku walks by with his nose stuck in a book and doesn't even look up as they pass. Like that one that's cursed to die over and over again. He's probably still around! ]
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Let's get weirder. In this section of nature (which is more urban park than fairy tale woods) we have a trio of 6-8 year old boys playing on the jungle gym. Two of them are recognizable as small versions of people Isa knows — well, a male Sora and a male Vanitas — but the third one looks like a mix of Terra and Aqua. Lea hasn't slowed down in her walk, and doesn't look at them at all as she goes past. ]
Should be right around here...
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We're in a park, where is there food around here?
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[ If they keep walking down the path it turns into a hall again, cement walkway turning into hardwood floor, with bricks and wood placed in ways that eventually form into walls. Doors start to appear, and they're all identical. Lea stops in between them, and it's obvious she can't remember which is which. ]
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[Lea, this... this is...]
We've walked onto the set of a horror movie.
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[ She had been reaching for a doorknob but stops, eying the pink sludge seeping out from beneath it. ]
Look, you jinxed it.
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[Isa's just gonna pick another door and see what's behind it, fuck it. what's in this one? the lost souls door from beetlejuice? the "not scary at all" door from IT (2017)? Boo's room from Monsters Inc?]
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[ Please make it that sandy area in Beetlejuice.
Lea forgoes the oozing door in favor of another one. This is not the food room, and while it's not visible from Isa's location it smells strongly of gasoline and popcorn. Lea shut the door and moves over to Door #4. Wait— ]
Found it.
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How do you know until you open it?
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[ Fuck if she can remember the exact one most of the time, though. Sometimes she's just like "oh hey I remember that door as cool/weird/unique, why is that?" and she opens it and it's just a huge room with a vintage cymbal monkey toy or something.
Lea waves at her to follow and heads into the door. When Isa's ready to look inside she'll see... a perfectly normal, outdoor buffet. Or is it? There are a lot of low of the ground tables covered by huge, wide wooden bowls. The tables are covered in foods organized not by cuisine or origin but by ingredients, so there are meat tables with tonkatsu and pork chops, raw and also cooked vegetable tables, chocolate tables, and so on.
So far the weird thing seems to be that everything is so large and huge, and that all of the furniture and utensils seem to be natural, like wooden tables and spoons. It's like a fairy designed the place, and this may or may not be some kind of celestial offering. ]
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[hopefully Lea remembers Isa-ese enough to know that that means she's actually pretty hype about this, it looks amazing so far.]
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apologies for the link spam, i came prepared
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