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castleinthemist2012-04-02 01:46 am
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01 - exploration - open
There's a new creature lurking about the shadows of the castle, and this one isn't a part of the game.
Finding herself encased in the sarcophagi wasn't really as shocking as it should have been. However, the whole medieval castle nasty dangers thing was something she was rather used to. Or rather, what she was used to thanks to borrowed memories. She was used to old Norse/Atlantian ruins with blue rivers that killed you. Not much of a stretch of course, but still not the same thing. The only downside of waking and escaping was the weakness she felt and the inability to use her powers for awhile. They were returning, but she still disliked it.
Doppelganger stood in the sarcophagi room, looking about it and the same way her original would have. Taking in everything she could to deduce the age of the castle, it's cultural origin, and maybe whatever traps lay hidden around her. From what she could gather none of these things could really be told. There was just something off about this place and not in the usual sense.
Turning her back, she started making her way out of the room to explore a bit. Maybe she could even scale the walls a bit to get a better view of her new surroundings.
Finding herself encased in the sarcophagi wasn't really as shocking as it should have been. However, the whole medieval castle nasty dangers thing was something she was rather used to. Or rather, what she was used to thanks to borrowed memories. She was used to old Norse/Atlantian ruins with blue rivers that killed you. Not much of a stretch of course, but still not the same thing. The only downside of waking and escaping was the weakness she felt and the inability to use her powers for awhile. They were returning, but she still disliked it.
Doppelganger stood in the sarcophagi room, looking about it and the same way her original would have. Taking in everything she could to deduce the age of the castle, it's cultural origin, and maybe whatever traps lay hidden around her. From what she could gather none of these things could really be told. There was just something off about this place and not in the usual sense.
Turning her back, she started making her way out of the room to explore a bit. Maybe she could even scale the walls a bit to get a better view of her new surroundings.
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He felt sick. Numb also. Nightmares about a broken and mangled Toph. He furrowed his brows, stumbling forward to his knees. "Grnnn. Dammit!"
His legs? No strength left. He looked around, eyes hazy. He was just barely clinging to conciousness.
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Because she was feeling so nice today, she helped him up to his feet, holding him up in her arms. "You need to stay awake."
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"The stairs down there lead to another room. Kinda round-about." He grimaces. "But... hmm. The main room and the spring is just across the bridge."
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Once she made it to the bridge, she stopped and looked back at Duo to check on him without saying a word.
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"You just got here?" Duo asked softly.
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"You should hang out with the dragon. He doesn't talk much either." Just a joke, just something to keep him awake. It was more comfortable that way.
"I'll tell you what I can'... s'just there's not much I know either." He sighed, wondering just how much about this castle people knew about, and the information he had? He owed her for getting him out.
"Most of us got here a few months ago, more comin' all the time, stuffed in one of those things just like you were. Somebody's feedin' us but nobody sees anything, nobody knows who. All we know is that there's some black witch out there controlling these shadow monsters. Drag us back to that room back there." He paused, trying to think about what else to tell her. That was the short version, after all.
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Duo's running mouth was worth saving him. She learned things she needed to know about this place, or helped give clues to finding out more about this place. It wasn't much, but that was fine. She did love exploring after all - or rather inherited it from her original.
They crossed the bridge and ended up in the main room.
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"For you? Figures." He shook his head slightly, his eyes drooping a bit. Hmm. "Y'can set me down there." By the fountain. Let him rest, do whatever she wished.
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Taking a step back, she looked about the main room and took in everything again. She even did a little turn to make sure she got all of it. Nice. A lot of places she could reach and get better access or views.
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"... er. Hi..." he mumbled after a second, letting his hand drop. " 'sup?"
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"Oi. Lady. There a reason I've gotta stay awake?" Please. By all means. Can he pass out now?
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The arrival of the second Duo, the younger and drowsy one, peaked her curiosity. Two of them and both human. This place certainly had a way, didn't it? She knew better than to believe it impossible. After all, she was a copy. These two were different though.
She smiled in greeting at the younger version, though it wasn't a normal smile. More sly than anything.
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Crap. He missed something, didn't he? Shit.
"Okay, what happened?"
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"They..." Oh man. They did. He froze a moment, just letting it all process for moment.
"They made her one of them. A shadow." He hung his head then, a grimace crossing his face, then anger. And what could he even do to change that? All it meant was that Toph was dead, and her soul was stuck with those monsters, trapping them.
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Knowing that someone could because one of these shadow monsters was a nice start.
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He even swooned a little. So tired, even felt like his muscles were like jelly. Like his head was cloudy.
"She-- She grabbed me and stuck me in one o' them things."
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"What... what're we gonna do about it? Is.. there anything we CAN do?"
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"Your friend needs rest." She stated, her eyes now focused on the younger Duo.