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Fuda #37 [video/action] backdated to the 18th
[Tsuzuki's never quite gotten used to how time works in Luceti. It seems like the years practically run past him. It's not that long since last october. He can still remember how badly Hisoka seemed to feel on this day.
He leaves an elaborate origami bird on the pillow, smoothing down the bed sheets. Happy birthday, partner. Tsuzuki knows he doesn't want any fuss, so he will stay out of Hisoka's way today.
Later, he can be found outside of the temple, testing out his new broom on the autumn leaves. The new place reminds him of home. It goes without saying that he wants to take care of it. There are precious few things left in Luceti that has any trace of home left.
He rests against his broom, looking at the piles of leaves. From looking at them you'd never think they were a lot of work, but his back apparently feels they were.]
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Why did they keep bumping into each other lately?]
Tsuzuki? Are you all right? [He asks as he takes a break, resting on the broom.]
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[Tsuzuki rests on his broom. He's proud of getting all the work done. It's obvious in his body language. His little white wings stands up on his back, fluttering lightly.]
Hi there, Eley. What are you doing out here?
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I wanted to visit this temple, take a closer look. I wondered who might be worshipped here. Do you come here often? [He seemed quite comfortable sweeping up outside after all.
Hm... and then there were the carefully built leaf piles. He hated to ruin his hard work, but he can put them back again right? He raises a hand and sends a gentle breeze towards a nearby pile, sending the leaves spiralling into the air and watching as he waits for an answer. Silly games the Wind Spirit liked to play to entertain himself~]
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I try to. I like it here.
[As for the wind playing with the leaves, he's caught by the charm of it. Tsuzuki don't think he'll ever stop thinking the casual beauty of magic will get old. His eyes follow the leaves, a small smile on his lips.]
Where you thinking of going inside to meet her?
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The Spirit doesn't notice Tsuzuki's fascination with his powers either, at least not at first. Then... perhaps as a bit of a joke, he sends a flurry of those leaves to whirl around Tsuzuki instead as he takes a few steps closer to the building.]
Who would I be meeting? It does not seem... right for me to go inside without permission.
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It feels good to have the wind push against his wings. It makes him understand why birds like flying so much.]
Rei, of course. She's the one taking care of the temple.
[He finally takes the time to look at Eley seriously.]
By the way, did the spell work for you?
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Rei... I do not believe we have met. I do not want to intrude though... I will be fine out here.
[As for the spell, he nods.]
It did seem to help, along with the aid I received from others. I will carry it with me for times of need. Thank you.
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[Tsuzuki's mouth twitches with amusement as he watches the leaves hover, then rest perfectly on the pile again. If Eley had arrived earlier and had been willing to help, they could have cleaned the place in no time.]
You're welcome. I can't imagine how tough it must be to feel like you're losing people's faith in you.
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He seems almost surprised at Tsuzuki's next comment too.]
It is not easy... it is not a comfortable experience. But I have my purpose in the world and I must carry on regardless of how humans think of me. It may seem sad, but that is what I was made for.
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Purpose is so important. But it's important to be accepted for who you are too, don't you think?
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It's too early for it to be this cold.
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All those leaves didn't stay in piles for long.][He ends up coming home because of it, and he's still reeling from it when he enters the door. The house looks intact, at the very least.]
Hisoka! Are you okay?
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Yeah... I was just at the lake.
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We should head back to town, see if people are hurt.
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[But Tsuzuki is being serious, and Hisoka sobers quickly.]
Did something happen?
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[He dashes past him to check the bathroom, calling over his shoulder.]
I -- yes! Tornado.
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Is it bad?
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Bad enough. Are you coming with me?
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Get your coat then, we're leaving.
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Do you think we'll be able to do anything effective? We're not as much help as we ought to be while we're here.
can we handwave the helping part and let them return home?
[And since there's nothing to wait for, he simply walks out the door and waits on the outside.]
Just keep your eyes open.
Sure we can!
By then, Hisoka's pale and shivering, enough that he's openly clinging to Tsuzuki as they return home.]
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[Helping his partner walk through the door, he glances down at the way Hisoka clutches at him and concern starts to make itself known again. He pushes himself too hard.]
Are you sure you're okay?
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I told you I'm sure. I'm just nauseous. Stop worrying so much.
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Of--of course. I wasn't going to let you do it alone. [He's just going to lean over until he's sitting with his head against his knees. Ughhhh people.]
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[Considering how badly Hisoka reacts, maybe next time Tsuzuki ought to be kinder and let him stay at home. He knows that Hisoka would never approve of that, though. And perhaps it's the only way to get better at handling it.]
Here, try one. It's ginger candy. It helps with nausea.