chrollo lucilfer. (
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estoria2016-04-02 10:18 pm
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Entry tags:
(closed) let it be hell
Who:
specialization &
flimsylies
When: IC 6/16
Where: Ending in some abandoned area...
What: The magician tracks down the spider. It was never going to be pretty.
Rating/Warning: Heavy violence, Hisoka's everything. May be locked.
Every day of peace is a lie. This Chrollo can sense in general, no matter how much he keeps to himself and puts on a smiling face for those who he knows he'll sink claws into because they would be useful to surround himself with. The colony was deluding itself if they thought they were safe, with the Flamines growing ever less patient and how he can remember that in stories, places like this never lasted. So he plans, and he makes plans for plans, and he's going to wait for opportunity.
Not to mention the challenge he'd put forth to Zero. That was of a more personal nature, even if he'd not admitted it. Constantly needing to be aware now. It added another level onto what he had to do - keeping his aura close and cloaked enough to seem as though it was still bound, while ready to defend himself with it at a heartbeat's notice. Difficult, not impossible, and it provides for an interesting mental challenge. It wouldn't be so if the first conditions weren't there, but when he finds Hisoka again - when, not if, avoiding him forever will be the impossibility - he doesn't want to chance him knowing before Chrollo wants to play that card. Pretending to be weak is the only way, until he has the freedom to die or the motivation to destroy.
Though death, he knows, doesn't last. Neither will his luck. So when he senses Hisoka's energy again, he knows confrontation is inevitable. But for a few seconds more, he can still walk down the street, back straight and outwardly seeming unaware of Hisoka's presence. He won't run, won't look at him. Still, he'll force the magician to speak and move his hand before he can get anything at all.
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When: IC 6/16
Where: Ending in some abandoned area...
What: The magician tracks down the spider. It was never going to be pretty.
Rating/Warning: Heavy violence, Hisoka's everything. May be locked.
Every day of peace is a lie. This Chrollo can sense in general, no matter how much he keeps to himself and puts on a smiling face for those who he knows he'll sink claws into because they would be useful to surround himself with. The colony was deluding itself if they thought they were safe, with the Flamines growing ever less patient and how he can remember that in stories, places like this never lasted. So he plans, and he makes plans for plans, and he's going to wait for opportunity.
Not to mention the challenge he'd put forth to Zero. That was of a more personal nature, even if he'd not admitted it. Constantly needing to be aware now. It added another level onto what he had to do - keeping his aura close and cloaked enough to seem as though it was still bound, while ready to defend himself with it at a heartbeat's notice. Difficult, not impossible, and it provides for an interesting mental challenge. It wouldn't be so if the first conditions weren't there, but when he finds Hisoka again - when, not if, avoiding him forever will be the impossibility - he doesn't want to chance him knowing before Chrollo wants to play that card. Pretending to be weak is the only way, until he has the freedom to die or the motivation to destroy.
Though death, he knows, doesn't last. Neither will his luck. So when he senses Hisoka's energy again, he knows confrontation is inevitable. But for a few seconds more, he can still walk down the street, back straight and outwardly seeming unaware of Hisoka's presence. He won't run, won't look at him. Still, he'll force the magician to speak and move his hand before he can get anything at all.
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"I will kill you."
Not so much a promise nor a threat as a statement of fact, if Chrollo wishes to prove he is still bound by the chain user... he will have to die for that assertion. It won't deter the magician here and now.
Every move Hisoka makes is quick, always in well planned succession, every feint a disguise for yet another until the veil is lifted and the strike truly comes. If Chrollo remains out of his range... he has actions for that as well.
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A hero would have countered with flat denial aloud. Someone pathetic would have agreed. Chrollo is neither, and so he offers the chance to try, all the while his own mind having been made up with that he simply won't allow it to happen. In much the same respect, he knows he won't fight too seriously unless his hand is forced in ways he doesn't know if Hisoka in this state is capable of achieving.
He dodges as he can, knowing his movements are slower when he has to restrict himself so heavily. But he can still try and dance out of reach, to stay away from feints and pulling back so that when the real hit comes, it will miss, too far left to the left, right, or simply not far enough. Some of them are going to land, that's inevitable, but he can minimize their number. Not even really enough to register the upper hand.
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He bounces away, up and around, but it's obviously only a matter of time before he returns, coming in with a sweep to that legs. He cares the circle through fully and has rolled up to his feet almost immediately, rushing in again.
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He springs back as he gets up, but his stance has changed - less pure defense, more ready, and Hisoka's next hit is blocked and countered with a blow that even without power bolstering it will strike fast and true if not parried. Either way, he'll still follow it with trying to drive his knee into the magician's solar plexus, looking to wind him if he's not careful.
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And what he wants is a fistful of Chrollo's hair.
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Hisoka pulls back on his hair, and Chrollo moves so he goes with the motion instead of resisting, letting his entire body move back. If Hisoka's here to cut him, it will land on his sternum instead, hardly a fatal injury.
Such a nuisance. If he put in effort, this encounter with Hisoka drunk on his various types of lust would have been over in a second. Every injury Chrollo sustained, then, was his own fault. And it's that thought that's in his head when he kicks again and higher, ostensibly to connect with Hisoka's ribs and push him away, but truly to disguise the motion of his drawing his knife from where it's concealed. He'll risk getting disarmed for the chance to even scratch Hisoka with it and put the poison in his veins.
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He knows about you and that knife, spider.
Despite the jolt of pain through his knee, Hisoka pushes himself upwards abruptly, smashing his skull up under Chrollo's jaw.
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The blow hurts, but his other hand is free, and it goes for Hisoka's throat. If he won't loosen his grip on Chrollo, neither will Chrollo pass up the chance to try and force him to do so - if he can grab, he'll waste no time before his grip tightens, harsh enough to bruise and cut off air.
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"You can do better," he challenges.
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"Is that what you want?"
By only millimeters, Hisoka's under his skin. Not deeply, not far enough to warrant being serious, but enough that he isn't inclined to keep taking blows without reason. The place he was before Cerealia happened, before Chrollo had that moment of breathing room.
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A chance to get behind the little spider, perhaps.
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Really, he shouldn't, he thinks, but he's relying on the sudden force being surprising even if for a second and his own speed to carry this through. At the same time he moves forward, he feels his book manifest in his hand, and he doesn't have to look to know where to open the pages to. Teleportation.
One heartbeat, they're on the street, the next, the dark area of the colony. The part of the city that is ruined, a testament to some sort of failure with the buildings broken down, the technology gone dead and unusable, where some things just hang on by a thread. He knows exactly where he put them. On top of one of the few buildings that still has stories of height, unstable though it is. A place to get a decent vantage point of some of the area.
Or well, he's there, on the edge. Hisoka's been brought with him to land in empty space, to plummet down if he can't think fast enough.
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Have fun getting out of there, Hisoka. Don't get ripped apart by things when there's no one to stitch you back together.