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Post by lucius on Dec 29, 2012 11:16:57 GMT -8
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=cellSpacing,0,true][atrb=style, width:100px; background-color:#dedede;][atrb=vAlign, top] IF WE CAN STAY HERE LONG ENOUGH, WE CAN PLAY WITH BLOODY MARY | [atrb=border,0,true][atrb=cellSpacing,0,true][atrb=style, width:350px; background-color:#dedede;][atrb=vAlign, top] The dining hall burst with the flare and life of what one would have imagined a medieval tavern in a peaceful land. Adding to the excitement the human population was making in their individual, festive gatherings were the Digimon companions occupying free space in the hall and in one's vision. Lingering around their tamers, their unique anatomies were standing out like a frivolous name tag. Their size, color and shape; type, level and form drew in scanning eyes stronger than human faces. The Digimon too was what identified its tamer's personality and ego. It was what Lucius would use to find among the crowd the person he was looking for tonight. But the search was delayed as anxiety tightened around his chest.
Lucius adjusted his baseball hat for the sake of motion. His large, ballooning orange hat stood out like a sore thumb so he had it replaced by a navy blue hat. He added a jacket in his avatar out of precaution but the costume change only made him feel more open and vulnerable: paranoid. He had Gomamon X on standby outside as planned but Lucius was beginning to think that might not have been a good idea. Wasn't it odd to be without your Digimon partner? There were a lot of people though...a lot of people who wouldn't care either way. Lucius had to remind himself that these figures were real people back in the real life. They would be as apathetic to those outside their circles. Looking around again, Lucius recognized the continued existence of cliques and social classes. The dining hall was just another school cafeteria.
He felt his shoulders sagged as if the eyes looking at him accusingly had finally turned away. There were never any eyes; it was his conscience and he didn't turn away from it either. He was pretending to be blind. If he thought of himself as the guilty criminal, he would never be able to take a step forward. But if this were a den of lions he must infiltrate, then that made him brave and those that were brave were heroes.
With his resolution returning to his side, Lucius moved out of the doorway and took a vacant seat, one of the two chairs on either side of the table, on a far corner. Then he'd sit there and look around, avoiding eye contact at all costs. He searched for the black Digimon he overheard Hattori was bragging about in school. A Guilmon, was it? Lucius wasn't sure what that Digimon was but he was confident Hattori would show himself. That bastard was proud of his true colors. He would catch him in the act and when he does...
Resentment made his fingers curl.
There would be justice. SAY HER NAME INTO THE DARK, ACTIVATE OUR NERVE ENDINGS |
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