Ami Mizuno ☿ Sailor Mercury (
allergictoloveletters) wrote2015-09-09 12:02 pm
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"Hello, this is Ami Mizuno. I'm afraid I just missed you. If you would please be so kind as to leave a message, I will get back to you as promptly as I am able. Thank you so much for understanding."
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[Ami put on her shoes and a simple day dress before heading out to go see Tadashi. Ami left a note for Rei and Minako so as not to worry them.
She got lost only once but turned herself around quickly enough with directions to get to the metro. She looked about for the older Hamada, and then smiled as she waved, seeing him.]
Tadashi!
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Hey, nice to see you again. [ he smiles. ] You look nice.
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Demo took care of me already when we got back yesterday, don't worry.
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Well, at least it was only a few scratches this time... how about Hiro, is he okay?
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He's... only hurt a little bit, but some things happened in that jungle.
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What's wrong? [Rather than worried, though she was, it was clear that Ami really was a warrior as she instantly became calm and seemed ready to fight. Her hand not holding his clenched.]
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he doesn't stop walking when ami grabs his hand, though what he does is look away. ]
I'll tell you later. It's pretty noisy here.
[ and indeed, it was. but tadashi knew a cafe nearby that was a quiet place for relaxation. he wanted to go there with someone just to vent. it shouldn't be hiro whom he'd bring along with him since the boy's grieving on his own. hiro doesn't need a worked up tadashi right now. ]
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he looks at the table as he speaks: ]
We had some casualties.
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Were any of them fatal? And... may I ask who?
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he doesn't even finish the sentence. he can't. ]
It was Link and Minato.
[ they're kids. if only tadashi was the one who had died instead. they didn't need to die at such a young age. it's just too much for him to handle, especially when he's never really experienced somebody dying before him at his age now. ]
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You don't have to tell me what happened, but if you want to, I will listen.
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It's- It's fine. I just need a distraction, you know?
I was hoping you'd want to learn about what we found out.
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Whatever you may want to tell me.
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They are natives of Occidi's clan, the Earth elemental. For the most part, Ardeo's people live further north in the volcanic area, and Caeli's people live in the mountains even further north. Maris' people can be found further south by the ocean.
The natives entered a contract with CERES -- only some of Ardeo's people and Occidi's people agreed. Maris' people refused, and Caeli's people were never found.
This contract involved agreement to allow CERES to build on Tellus, but they were unaware that it would involve a colony such as Cerealia, and the destruction that building that involved.
They will also bring up "sacrifices", but can't seem to articulate who is doing the sacrificing and why. ]
It's not a lot, but we definitely learned more about CERES now.
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That's wonderful, I suppose the question, then, is what will we do with that information. CERES knows now that you know, the question is now whether they care. Were you able to get any more information about the alien race CERES claims destroyed the planets?
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They stopped talking about anything after they mentioned sacrifices.
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[ he reclines in his seat and lets out a deep sigh. it's pretty nice having somebody to talk to about this. he just needs to release his stress. ]
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Wait... [Her mind suddenly realized.] You understood the villagers and they understood you?
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Yeah. It's been that way since our first time in the jungle.
[ when they were asking what kind of people they were, etc. but maybe it was just for those who were with occidi. ]
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