Guy Cecil ☼ [Gᴀɪʟᴀʀᴅɪᴀ•Gᴀʟᴀɴ•Gᴀʀᴅɪᴏs] (
relinquishing) wrote in
vatheon2013-01-13 11:00 pm
N-no... no, I'm scared...!
Who: A very young Guy Cecil and a bunch of scary strangers.
Where: Yutopil Apartments and the alleys near the plaza
When: Monday morning - afternoon
Style: I prefer [Action], but I'll match.
Status: Open
[It was such a blur. He remembered it being dark and loud. There was shouting. They were running, his arm being pulled just a little harder as a window shattered in one of the front rooms. A scream echoed from another part of the hall, and he felt the urge to do the same, quickly biting his lip in fear. The shuffle of feet. The slamming of a door. There were soldiers. So many soldiers.
He was frightened.
Mary had said something to him. That he needed to hide. That he needed to live. Why? Why was this happening? This was supposed to be a happy day, right? Why were the soldiers here to hurt them? Why did his sister have to look so sad?
Mary... M-Mary, come back... I-I'm scared...!
He'd ducked away, knees to his chest and lip quivering, still trying to keep his older sister in his sights. And then, as if he'd fallen down a hole in the back of his hiding place... he was somewhere new. Mary was gone. And he didn't like it one bit.]
[Residents of the lower floor of Yutopil might here a thumping crash from Apartment 1-5 early Monday morning, followed by a loud wail. That's because one little blonde boy has literally fallen out of his bed and hit the ground a bit too hard. Nothing to truly hurt him in the end, but... well, he is a bit of a coward, and the impact is enough to startle him to tears. What is this place?! Where is he? And now his head hurts and oh no, oh please, what is he going to do????
He will eventually wander from his strange quarters, although the outside world isn't very inviting. Every face is strange and hostile, and with what he's just seen and heard he can't help but flinch away. So don't be surprised if you come walking through the plaza and hear the sniffling sobs of a young child, not even a day past five, huddled in the alleyway behind a building, head buried against his knees or hands wringing at clothes of the finest quality (dusted with the clouded markings of soot). He may look like an animal caught frightened in a bright light. But for as much of a man as Mary wants him to be, a stranger is still a stranger, and strangers are still frightening.]
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[The voice is beyond haughty, belonging to an older boy who looms - arms crossed - over the blond, hair fire-red and eyes ice blue and frigid. His clothes are at least as expensive as the young Gailardia's, possibly moreso, and impeccably clean.
Zelos Wilder is thirteen years old, has no idea where he is, and has decided to take it out on the first person he's come across.]
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[The voice is sudden, loud, and unfamiliar, and the boy can't help but scream. Gailardia scrambles backwards, hands curled in front of his head as though the older boy were preparing to strike him, but still watching the redhead with wide and fearful eyes.]
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Jeeze, stop acting like I'm gonna hurt you. Why would I bother? Who are you anyway? You look rich but I know every noble in Meltokio and I've never seen you.
[His scowl turns derisive.]
Are you an escaped half-elf?
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[A fist presses up against his mouth as he looks over his shoulder. Gosh it's dark... and this older boy seems to know what he's talking about. Or, well, it sure sounds like it.]
...W-what's a hafluff?
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Zelos' expression softens just slightly with the mention of a sister and he sighs again, looking away and putting his hands on his hips.]
Half-elf, and I doubt your sister was dragged here, wherever we are, but I guess if you want you can go find her.
[...he's alone here too. Damnit.]
If you're such a coward that you need help, I guess I can go with you too.
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Are you okay?
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...
A few seconds later, the door is slowly creaking back open, just enough for him to try and look at the older girl. This door will keep him safe. Right?]
...Y-yes... [He sniffles, rubbing his face with the blanket.] I.... w-who are you...?
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That's good! I was worried.
[There's a brief flash of fear on her face before she hides it behind another smile, stepping out from behind her door and closing it behind her.]
I'm Colette Brunel, the Chosen of Sylvarant. What's your name? [Even after being told what that meant, she thinks that saying she's the Chosen, the one who is the hope for her world, might help the younger boy. That's what she's supposed to do, right? Help?]
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[He opens the door a little bit more, his eyes cautious and confused. Her clothes looked funny, and her name sounded strange. And what was she chosen for? He worries at his lip before finally bothering to ask--]
What's a silver aunt?
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[in the alley]
After hearing a sound like an injured animal down the alleyway, he pads down it in his formal toga, his jewelry making soft sounds of metal on metal, his eyes a little wide as he finds a tiny boy there with tan skin and blue eyes and blond hair, looking for all the world like he could belong at home in Troy.
He kneels down, peering at him for a moment.]
Are you okay, little boy? Why are you crying?
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I-I... dunno where m-my f-family is... I... I just wanna go h-home...
[He sniffles, his expression bunching up before burying his head back into his knees with a shuddering sob.]
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I do too. If you were just with them a moment ago, the same happened to me. My brother was there, and now I'm here.
[He leans in a little, and smiles softly despite the boy's tears.]
I'm Ganymede. We could go together, then maybe you could be less afraid?
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He swallows hard.]
I-if we are t-together, do... do you think we could find m-my sister? C-could you help m-me find her?
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Hey, are you alright?
[He looks worried, but also a little uncertain of what he should do. It's not like he's ever seen someone cry - well, he himself is quite a crybaby but that doesn't mean he knows what to do when someone else is crying.]
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'm lost, I... I-I need t' find my sister, a-and I don't know w-where she is...
[This place was so strange, very different from the white buildings and green lands of Hod. He didn't even know where to start, and everything seemed so big and new--!]
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[So that means they're both lost! Ruca is trying to find a way to go back home. He doesn't want his parents to worry about him...
The silver haired boy gets a little closer.]
I'm lost too... but don't worry, I'll help you find your sister!
[He smiles a little.]
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[He looks behind the boy - no one that looked like him or had silver hair like him. Was he here by himself?
Gailardia presses his fingers together idly, biting his lip.]
Ah... Y-you're lost...? W-where'd your family go?
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So she slips out of bed and changes before slowly opening the door of 1-4, peeking out from behind and stepping out into the hallway. After a few moments, a nearby door opens and a small blond boy wanders out.
Ilya's a rather new resident of the Yutopil Apartments, but she's pretty sure that there's no one looking younger than her living on the first floor. Then again, he looks really lost, and on the brink of tears. The silver-haired girl decides to go and ask him, and maybe see if she can help. Because... well, if someone keeps crying, it would get pretty loud sooner or later too. And she doesn't like sad people.]
Are you looking for someone? [She bends down a little - something she almost never has to do when talking to people! - and folds her hands behind her back.] Maybe I can help you!
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Go away, scary new girl!]
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Oh... I didn't mean to scare you...
[An almost repentant look crosses her face. She doesn't normally care if people are weirded out by her, but the fact that he's a child does make her more concerned about it than normal.]
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[He stumbles a few more steps away, hands in front of him and eyes on the floor, until one step slips out from under him. Arms flail as the boy immediately tumbles to the floor, rear-first, bumping his head soon after... and immediately bursting into tears.
He's not bleeding and he doesn't appear hurt. Frankly, he doesn't appear to be horribly scared of the girl in front of him in favor of his new predicament. But that was startling...!]
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It's all right, no one here is going to hurt you...
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Is that...]
M...M-Mary...
[There's a spark of recognition across his face, relief mingled with confusion and fear. He whimpers, a choked sound in the back of his throat as tears well up in his eyes. The difference in the voice and the shape of her ears doesn't even register - he's stumbling forward with a broken sob of her name, fingers clutching at her skirt. His sister... she was really here, she was--!]
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I'm afraid that isn't my name. My name is Zelda. A lot of people are lost right now, though, and I'm trying to help them find where they should go. Will you let me help you? What's your name?
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He spares a glance up, biting his lip as he notices the ears. No. No, this isn't Mary. He draws in a breath, ducking his head back down into the fabric of her skirt with a shiver. His voice is muffled when he finally speaks.]
...G...G-Gailardia... ma'am.
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