Vash the Stampede (
goldenglasses) wrote2015-03-28 11:05 am
One Last Post
[It's nearly time to leave. Vash is all packed and ready to leave in the next couple days. So he takes a couple hours out of each day before the departure to do some walking down memory lane. Over five years. Never before had he ever stayed in one location for so long since The Fall.
There's the house where he lived with his family. The bakery that gave him so many donuts and he once broke into with an old man and a pirate. Good Spirits where he spent many nights. Seventh Heaven where had some of the best food of his life. He sits at his favorite spot next to the fountain for people watching. So many hours spent here just watching people.
Walking through the forest to remember what the world looks like in green. A quick teleport to the beach to see the ocean on last time. It was still so breathtaking. The smells, sounds, and the magnitude he'll never forget.
He lingers at the flower shop where he got to spend every day surrounded by flowers. He hopes whoever decides to stay will take care of the place. He takes a few of the flowers and presses them into his journal. He tries to use older entries in the hopes he won't pester everyone else with sudden flowers, but today he just really doesn't care too much. He wants to take some of this color back with him to the desert.
Perhaps it will even catch a moment where Vash talks out loud to himself for your character her hear.]
I... I don't want to go.
(OOC: Literally catch Vash ANYWHERE. He will be visiting all locations of Luceti as he tries to remember it all before he has to make a choice to stay or go.)
There's the house where he lived with his family. The bakery that gave him so many donuts and he once broke into with an old man and a pirate. Good Spirits where he spent many nights. Seventh Heaven where had some of the best food of his life. He sits at his favorite spot next to the fountain for people watching. So many hours spent here just watching people.
Walking through the forest to remember what the world looks like in green. A quick teleport to the beach to see the ocean on last time. It was still so breathtaking. The smells, sounds, and the magnitude he'll never forget.
He lingers at the flower shop where he got to spend every day surrounded by flowers. He hopes whoever decides to stay will take care of the place. He takes a few of the flowers and presses them into his journal. He tries to use older entries in the hopes he won't pester everyone else with sudden flowers, but today he just really doesn't care too much. He wants to take some of this color back with him to the desert.
Perhaps it will even catch a moment where Vash talks out loud to himself for your character her hear.]
I... I don't want to go.
(OOC: Literally catch Vash ANYWHERE. He will be visiting all locations of Luceti as he tries to remember it all before he has to make a choice to stay or go.)

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[Itachi, ninja that he is, appears from basically out of nowhere as Vash walks through the center of town. (Spoilers: he'd been there the whole time.)
It's true that this place holds a lot of memories, but it will soon be a lot emptier, and the unending life that it offered might get tiring sooner rather than later. He had made the decision not to allow himself and Law stay there - without his husband's input - and if certain plans didn't work out, then he'd be going back to nothingness. But he'd still chosen that over remaining here.]
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You know, I think I really could be. Even with the experiments I've actually really enjoyed a lot of my time here. The world I came from, er, let's just say it's not exactly picturesque. [He sighs. Wondering how much truth he really wanted to let out and how much it really mattered anymore. It was a very real fact he would probably never see Itachi again.] And there's not exactly that many people on that world who are going to be happy to have me back.
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[And it's not right for him to shove his own views onto others.]
Do you know anyone who's definitely staying?
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In any case, his options seem to have grown.]
Do you consider them family?
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I don't think Vash knows about the dead problem. Please correct me if he should
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Vash your world doesn't make sense.
Nope and I only just realised auto correct picked the wrong word
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[Beach]
Only this time, they weren't painful. At worst, mostly bittersweet. But for the most part, he wanted to take it all in one last time before the likelihood that he'd forget everything he ever learned here.
Though stumbling across the sight of a familiar gunslinger standing on the beach, he felt it was best to go speak to him, only catching a his statement briefly.]
...Given that this place has gone from a hellhole to someplace actually liveable, I can understand that. This place is probably much better than a lot of worlds.
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What about yours? I hope it's better than Luceti.
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[Those questions asked, he was quick to answer Vash's.]
It's a lot like Luceti, when I stop to think about it. Woods, plains, plenty of farmland. It's warmer, though. Hotter summers, milder winters. We still get snow though, just... not as much as we seem to get here. At least in Holt Village. Up in Snow Melody, the winters are long and harsh and blizzards happen a lot, from what my friend told me.
...Of course it's also a Netherworld, so there's monsters and demons everywhere too. It's not as bad as it sounds... just a different culture.
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Heh, if there's one thing Luceti taught me is not to judge a person by their title of God or demon. But that Snow Melody sounds like it takes winter TOO far. Not sure I'd want to live in a place like that either.
[Beach]
The people he'd met here, the things he'd accomplished... though the memories would supposedly remain, the idea of never being able to see his friends or Luceti again cuts like a knife. All these years he'd spent trying to find a way to get back home, and now that they have one, he's hesitating in the doorway. Just like his old self, really...
It's almost a relief to discover that he's not the only one who decided to take one final tour of Luceti. Somehow that adds just that much more legitimacy to his own feelings of hesitation, knowing that other people will miss this place as much as he will.]
... it's beautiful, isn't it?
[He doesn't just mean the ocean-- he means Luceti as a whole, and all of the people who inhabit it.]
[Beach]
[He smiles at Emil and breaths in deeply. Taking in the full scent of the ocean.] What has been your favorite spot?
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I'm not sure I could pick just one. There are so many places here that are special to me for different reasons. But if I had to choose... I think it'd probably be House 20.
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[There had been sad ones as well, yes, but House 20 had felt more like home than anywhere else Emil had ever been, either in Luceti or in his world.]
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[Flower Shop]
[It's not the season for cut flowers, sadly. Sokka has wanted to pick some up, but there aren't that many to be had. Still, there's still quite a few flowers to be had, and Sokka is... tarrying. He's not wanting to face the music, but he knows the sweet siren's call of the end coming soon.
[And he sees Vash there... with more or less the same expression. And if there was doubt, the words certainly confirm it.]
Well, I'd say to not go... but I imagine things will be really different here once two-thirds of everyone leaves...
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[Seems as simple as that to him, but of course he knows it won't be.]
Though somehow I'm guessing you're a little more conflicted about the decision than just that.
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[Probably a little more technical than that, but he's going to mention it anyway.]
So you're debating over what you need to do versus what you want to do?
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[Action] At the flowershop
When she spots Vash amidst the flowers, her face lights up. She's about to greet him cheerfully when she hears him speak.
...Her smile fades, and she approaches quietly.]
Hello, Vash.
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Hello there, Grune! How have you been?
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[Then she puts her head to one side.] How are you feeling?
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She steps forward and puts her arms around him.]
Luceti is a wonderful place, isn't it? I hope we can come visit again someday.
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[Action] /fails at life lately Sorry for the lateness!