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auroraexpress2019-05-16 01:01 am
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Who: newbies + you
When: Day 22, evening
Where: around
[This evening, out of nowhere, Hazel's carriage disappears. There's a shower of sparkles, a bright light, and after that... it's gone. Anyone who was in its hallway is now in the Garden entrance. The Garden car itself is now hooked to Clover's carriage, as if it had aways been and Hazel was never real. Clover itself is currently bare as well -- the lock screen is dull, completely turned off, and there are no lights inside. No one is there, now, but at least the space remains.
In some carriages, that loss of vibrancy is countered by the appearance of some new heroes. In general, the gloomy mood throughout the train is only heightened by the onset of a heavy storm. Outside there's a crack of thunder that rattles the train, and it begins to pour so hard the edge of the clearing is barely visible through the windows.
The rain, the thunder, and the strobe-light effect of constant lightning will continue til dawn.]
When: Day 22, evening
Where: around
[This evening, out of nowhere, Hazel's carriage disappears. There's a shower of sparkles, a bright light, and after that... it's gone. Anyone who was in its hallway is now in the Garden entrance. The Garden car itself is now hooked to Clover's carriage, as if it had aways been and Hazel was never real. Clover itself is currently bare as well -- the lock screen is dull, completely turned off, and there are no lights inside. No one is there, now, but at least the space remains.
In some carriages, that loss of vibrancy is countered by the appearance of some new heroes. In general, the gloomy mood throughout the train is only heightened by the onset of a heavy storm. Outside there's a crack of thunder that rattles the train, and it begins to pour so hard the edge of the clearing is barely visible through the windows.
The rain, the thunder, and the strobe-light effect of constant lightning will continue til dawn.]

Re: ginger, and elsewhere later
Ke- [ JOLTS hand flying to his sword when he sees her.
wh.
what-- ]
Kebishii--!? [ HE IS DRAWING HIS SWORD he may be the only sword here but he cannot let a kebishii escape unharmed ]
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[ in the politely puzzled tones of "I have no idea what you're talking about" ]
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however, what other conclusion is he to make? ]
I don't know what trickery you're trying to pull on me, but you must be the source of this disturbance. Which means that if I kill you... I may return home.
[ that's the logic here.
so he has to win.
and he's suddenly moving-- fast, and his skill is apparent as he swings his sword towards her ]
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You are wrong. I have been taken from my home, too.
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Likely story. [ mutters though he's somewhat less confident in his assertion now. still... it's such a simple answer. ]
The only reason anyone might willingly wear a skull on their head is if they are a Kebishii. Or if they just have terrible taste.
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The second is true. But ... the skull is more like what you might call a "shikigami."