MAKOTO NAEGI < 苗木誠 > (
superordinary) wrote2013-11-27 03:59 am
???th rebuttal; 4th wall

[ For some reason, these strange Eevees can be found around Goldenrod today. They're fairly affectionate (?), but the "Upupupupu" noises they make are...kind of unnerving, and there doesn't seem to be a shortage of them. More and more of them keep appearing and they all seem to come from the same place. That place being the Dangan house. ]

[ The door is wide open and a continuous stream of Monovees come out, making "Upupupu" noises in unison as they go their separate ways on their sacred mission to... spread despair or something, who knows. Naegi is standing outside as this this unfolds, and the look of confusion is evident on his face. What the gently caress, Johto. ]
What...am I supposed to do?

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Daddy issues much, mastermind Kirigiri?Or maybe it will squirm its way out of Kirigiri's arms instead of exploding in her face, so it can run away and abandon her just like everyone else in her life because she clearly can't have nice things.Meanwhile, Naegi's still trying to figure out how to deal with the great Potentially Explosive Eevee Invasion and so far no great plans or sudden epiphanies have come to mind.
...Basically he's just going to walk over to Kirigiri once he spots her and ask for help because she's the detective of the two and not him and there's literally no way this can go wrong.
Right? ]
Hey, Kirigiri-san...
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Just a few, thank you. A few hundred, that is.She's not surprised to see Naegi, really; he's the one she'd expect to be alive, after all. So she brushes white and black hairs off her sleeves and straightens up again, settling back into the mindset of the detective princess he knows, and offers him a slight nod of recognition as he approaches.]
Naegi-kun. You've ended up here, too.
[...Right, right.]
I'm glad.
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[ Less than five sentences in and there's already a sign something is up. ]
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Here. Wherever this is.
[She motions slightly to their general surroundings.]
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[No, seriously, what is going on here...]
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Not particularly. I mean, I've been here for over six months...
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[The response is firm and instantaneous.]
You were with me at school. The two of us...
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That's not what happened. I don't —
[What is going on?]
The only place we've been is at school. You know that. We're the only ones left.
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Huh? You're not making any sense, Kirigiri-san.
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All of our classmates are dead. You and I are the only ones left alive in the school.
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[Ah, yes, and we all remember this attitude — the haughty turn, the dismissive flick of her hair.]
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