William Twining (
notsolomon) wrote in
estoria2016-06-14 07:16 am
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Who:
notsolomon(William Twining) and You!
When: Any time during event 30
Where: Various
What: Dealing with the event and the stupid bird following him
Rating/Warning: William has two sets of memories: his own and King Solomon's. So if you want to see a memory, please specify which. Also let me know if you would prefer to avoid anything overly upsetting or traumatic and I'll keep it light.
A. The Twining Apartment
[The dove has been cooing at him for hours now and William ends up giving it a sharp look, which causes it to stop for a long moment and stare at him.]
Listen, I am very sorry for your state, but I cannot do anything about your wing, as you would know. So you should learn to tough it out a little.
[It looks at him sadly, cocking it's head to the side and William feels guilty. And then it hops onto the coffee table and starts to coo again. Slumping into the couch, William groans.]
Oh bother.
B. Library
[It's probably better for him to not be at work. William's had enough experience with such things to know that there is usually no benefit to going out except increased danger. But it doesn't sit well with him to just do nothing either. He gets bored and restless and doesn't know what to do with himself. And danger doesn't care about the sanctity of one's home anyways.
So he's at the library, doing his usual duties, with the bird obediently perched on his shoulder. This isn't so bad, so he's in a pretty pleasant mood when he offers to assist someone.]
May I help you with something?
C. Arcade
[He's stressed and taking a break for the day, because this has been tedious. And the arcade rolled out a new game here that he wants to try anyways. It's platformer, akin to Mario brothers, but with a title in some alien language William cannot pronounce. Still it's fun and his dove has decided to take up a spot on the console, seemingly asleep for once. Nothing can possibly go wrong here, right?]
D. Wildcard
[Have a prompt of your own? Or want to modify one of the above prompts? Or do you just want to run into William somewhere in town? Then go wild!]
When: Any time during event 30
Where: Various
What: Dealing with the event and the stupid bird following him
Rating/Warning: William has two sets of memories: his own and King Solomon's. So if you want to see a memory, please specify which. Also let me know if you would prefer to avoid anything overly upsetting or traumatic and I'll keep it light.
A. The Twining Apartment
[The dove has been cooing at him for hours now and William ends up giving it a sharp look, which causes it to stop for a long moment and stare at him.]
Listen, I am very sorry for your state, but I cannot do anything about your wing, as you would know. So you should learn to tough it out a little.
[It looks at him sadly, cocking it's head to the side and William feels guilty. And then it hops onto the coffee table and starts to coo again. Slumping into the couch, William groans.]
Oh bother.
B. Library
[It's probably better for him to not be at work. William's had enough experience with such things to know that there is usually no benefit to going out except increased danger. But it doesn't sit well with him to just do nothing either. He gets bored and restless and doesn't know what to do with himself. And danger doesn't care about the sanctity of one's home anyways.
So he's at the library, doing his usual duties, with the bird obediently perched on his shoulder. This isn't so bad, so he's in a pretty pleasant mood when he offers to assist someone.]
May I help you with something?
C. Arcade
[He's stressed and taking a break for the day, because this has been tedious. And the arcade rolled out a new game here that he wants to try anyways. It's platformer, akin to Mario brothers, but with a title in some alien language William cannot pronounce. Still it's fun and his dove has decided to take up a spot on the console, seemingly asleep for once. Nothing can possibly go wrong here, right?]
D. Wildcard
[Have a prompt of your own? Or want to modify one of the above prompts? Or do you just want to run into William somewhere in town? Then go wild!]

B
Looking through an aisle of books, he only gave a pout. Nothing seemed to be turning up and it was frustrating him to no end! Although, when he saw a familiar face running around?]
William-san! Can you help me, I'm trying to look up a book about getting memories back?
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[William smiled at them, then sighed at the question. Because really, how unfortunate. That this whole memory nonsense was going around was bad enough, but a kid like Takeru probably had fewer memories to lose.]
I think what you might want is something about memory recall. Or maybe advanced brain surgery.
[Still he should make a suggestion anyways.]
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I-I'm not going to do that! I think it would be really scary to have surgery in Cerealia! I just want something that will help me remember better, that's all!
[Especially when he can't remember his brother! Although, he wondered why he was able to recognize who Hikari and Taichi were. And yet, why was his brother the one he can't remember?]
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[He waved his hand, feeling just a little guilty.]
But, well I think like I said, memory recall would be the best bet. Come on, follow me.
[William sad as he started off.]
Is it anything in particular you are trying to remember?
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Wasn't that all the more reason for him to do something about it?]
Mhmm, I'm trying to remember my brother. But I just can't remember him at all and I made him really sad! I don't know if he's telling the truth but it seems like he was!
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C; SOLOMON ME
Maybe he'd get away with it if it weren't Leon, that guy who makes a habit of leaning on and draping over things wherever he goes. Right now he's got a choice between that thing being 1. William or 2. the arcade console, and unfortunately, he chooses the console, flopping right up against it on the free side as he gets a load of what William's playing today.]
Oh yeah, haven't tried this one y—
[That . . . was probably the sound of him accidentally touching the dove.]
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It was that time after Solomon had won the battles against his brothers and had been declared King of Israel. But, his father, David had not accepted it and thus Solomon had been forced to imprison him. Solomon had not wished for such a thing and had promised to free his father, if he would just acknowledge him as his own blood. This visit, like so many others had proved fruitless, with David calling him a child of sin who consorted with demons. One who should never have been born into this world. Feelings of desperation and bitterness were welling inside, along with despair. And then... it's over just like that.]
...did you see that?
[William glanced at Leon, obviously unable to see the fox he was about to bump into. This was actually not as bad as that time with the mirrors, but his brain is still in a state.]
1/2
[He's completely thrown off, his mind still trying to wrap around whatever just happened. It was like having a movie beamed directly into his brain, as if that had actually happened to him, but—how? Why? Was that William's ancestor? Was this some weird power of his he hadn't talked about before?
Leon leans heavily on the console, rubbing his face vaguely with his hand, and he is definitely not paying attention to his fox when it bumps into William's legs.]
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"Coooome ooooon, how many times do I gotta say it? I don't see you that way!"
"No! See me that way! Let's get married!"
"I'm tellin' you it's not possible! I don't wanna!"
"That's not true! You just don't understand your own feelings! The truth is you must be helpless with the desire to marry me!"
" . . . I'm begging you. Seriously, how many times do I gotta say it?"
"Oooohhh . . . "
The girl begins to sob bitterly, and Leon feels his chest tighten and twist. Ugh. This again? He loves her; he loves her so much! Just not . . . like that! This is his cousin, and this is like literally the two thousandth time they've been through this same song and dance. Why does he always have to be the bad guy? Why won't she let go so they can have a normal relationship? But no, it's always like this:
"It's not impossibleeee! Me and Onii-chan would definitely be happyyeeeuuhhh! Waaaahhh! We should be getting marrieeeeed! Ughughuuugggghhhhh!"
"Ahh, geez, this's so annoying. Sorry."
Why is he apologizing? Well, he is sorry, in a way. He doesn't want this . . . but he doesn't want her to hurt, either. She's his favorite relative, after all. She'd be cool to hang out with if she'd just accept he sees her like a sister. So Leon reaches out to pet her head and fluff at her hair, trying to comfort her . . .
Maybe it'd be easier if she hated him instead, but he can't stand the thought of that, either.
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Ah, this keeps happening to us, doesn't it? Though I guess this time it is slightly less one sided.
[And then probably not helpfully...]
That girl, your cousin, seems a bit troublesome.
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[But he should have realized. Of course William would have seen something too . . . why is he surprised? It could have been worse, though. The last time Leon experienced an event like this, it definitely was. Kanon—he just snorts and makes a face, though there's some tenderness in his expression too, as much as he's trying to play it off.]
She never learned, y'know? Least not that I remember . . . what a pain in the ass! She used to straight up stalk me if I went out with anyone.
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B!
Don't you help me enough as it is, William?
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But William laughs a little and shrugs, quickly glancing at his shoulder to make sure the dove was in place. No need to share any more memories than he had to.]
Probably not, judging by how you just happen to pop up in front of me all the time.
What books do you have there?
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Some books to return. [He follows his words by dropping said books on the counter, many of them are... very adult in theme from what William will see.] I'm looking to see if you've got any new ones.
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[Why did he even ask? But he clears his throat and then shrugs.]
But we should have some new works in. They are pretty popular.
[People are pretty shameless here about asking for such things.]
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A, for extra awkward.
Oh dear, young master has one of those too.
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What do you have? Is it a cat?
[What else would the saucer be for?]
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[Now, isn't that somewhat nostalgic? The little dear lets out a grumpy mewl and glares at Kevin, demanding more milk.]
...I cannot help but find it endearing.
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Of course you would find it endearing.
[He's just worried honestly, because what is going to happen next.]
I bet they will turn into something horrible and attempt to eat us in a few days. Or something equally annoying.
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That is quite true, sir. Though perhaps they will not become so dangerous if we treat them kindly?
[Uriel recommending kindness. If only Solomon could see him now...except that he can. Well, wait, that is complicated.
Then again, it is hard not to enjoy the feline's company. He is about to comply to the adorable mewling and refill its saucer with more milk when he realizes it is still full.]
Oh dear...We seem to have a problem.
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C - Solomon
BOO!!!
[Regardless of how good William was doing on the current game that he was playing.]
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You! Why do you always-[And there is the 'game over' music. William turns back to the screen and drags a hand over his face. He's so aggravated that he's forgotten to check on that pigeon's occasion.]
Dammit.
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[Sorry, but not sorry, William. He's just smiling coolly as if he didn't do anything wrong. Poor Daichi was one the receiving end of these jump scares all the time.]
I dunno what level you were on, but I hope it wasn't the last one. That's a game I catch myself playing often.
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[Before he can complain too much though, William remembers just what he has to watch out for.]
Oh blast it, the stupid bird managed to slip away.
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