Anthony J. Crowley (
scaresplants) wrote in
vatheon2012-01-25 11:37 pm
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10: Shedding skin is easier than most people suspect.
Who: Anthony J. Crowley and YOU.
Where: Hanging on a tree in the park
When: All day, man.
Style: Any you want!
Status: OPEN LIKE YOUR HEART TO TEMPTATION i mean what
[So, Vatheonites and new arrivals, you might be wandering around the park, exploring all it has to offer, when you might come across a tree in the middle of the clearing. For some reason, this area is quiet- no birds sing, no squirrels chatter. The tree just stands there, looking rather ordinary.]

[And hanging from a branch of this tree is something long and vivid green. A small snake. Which is odd, because if you've been in Vatheon before, you probably haven't seen any snakes around here.]
[It just sits there, red tongue flicking out lazily every so often. Approach it? Try to pet it? Talk to it? See what happens. Crowley won't bite...if you don't make him angry, that is.]
[ooc: Anthony J. Crowley is in his snake form and hanging out in the park, basically, because he is the Serpent of Eden and he does what he wants. And yes, he can speak. Just not yet, because scaring you all is a much better use of his time than just acting dumb. People who can detect demonic powers and such will be able to tell that he isn't just an ordinary snake. B)]
Where: Hanging on a tree in the park
When: All day, man.
Style: Any you want!
Status: OPEN LIKE YOUR HEART TO TEMPTATION i mean what
[So, Vatheonites and new arrivals, you might be wandering around the park, exploring all it has to offer, when you might come across a tree in the middle of the clearing. For some reason, this area is quiet- no birds sing, no squirrels chatter. The tree just stands there, looking rather ordinary.]

[And hanging from a branch of this tree is something long and vivid green. A small snake. Which is odd, because if you've been in Vatheon before, you probably haven't seen any snakes around here.]
[It just sits there, red tongue flicking out lazily every so often. Approach it? Try to pet it? Talk to it? See what happens. Crowley won't bite...if you don't make him angry, that is.]
[ooc: Anthony J. Crowley is in his snake form and hanging out in the park, basically, because he is the Serpent of Eden and he does what he wants. And yes, he can speak. Just not yet, because scaring you all is a much better use of his time than just acting dumb. People who can detect demonic powers and such will be able to tell that he isn't just an ordinary snake. B)]

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[He shakes away the thought that they might think he's dead. He has to see them right after he gets back, angelic missions or no.]
[... But at the question, he tilts his head, closing his eyes.]
Almost? Like... it feels really familiar, but it's like a story someone told you about when you were too young to remember. I'm... not really him. Not all of him. I just have a part of him.
[His voice shakes a little, though. The idea of having a part of a soul in him is a little scary - and then there's the question of what happened to that part of his original soul? Of Katsu's original soul?]
[... Who is Katsu, anyway, and how much of him matters to any side in this?]
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[Well, he should have expected that answer. Resurrections were tricky things. You could have somebody believe wholeheartedly that they were from the fifteenth century or something, and others who didn't remember a thing about their past lives except for a nagging feeling that never went away. He isn't surprised Katsu doesn't remember much.]
Makes sense. You're not exactly the same Abel I remember from all those years ago. It's a strange process, resurrection. It never results in the way you expect it to.
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[He'll just... leave it at that. And then reach over to pat
CrawlyCrowley gently on the snakey head.]Maybe there's another Abel somewhere who remembers more.
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Perhaps. With all these bloody worlds out there, it's completely possible.
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Or in my world, maybe. It's not like I'm the only Abel.
[He's still weirded out by that, okay.]
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[A pause.]
Stop talking about such idiotic things. You are who you are. That's it.
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[Mrr. He strokes Crowley's head some more.]
Yeah. I know.