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paixaorpg2007-01-25 05:32 pm
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The One Who Turned the Snow White [Complete]
Character(s): Awayuki Himeno, Percival Fraulein and Hayate.
Content: Himeno wakes up after defeating the tree of Fenrir, finding herself still the White Prétear, and somewhere very strange.
Setting: Joutenheim Gate Area
Time: Afternoon
Warnings:Just don't call her a tulip-head. ;D
Leafé... it surrounded her... she was falling. She'd fed the Great Tree of Fenrir all the Leafé it could eat and it had destroyed it. Now it floated all around her, she noticed Takako, now freed from the tree, falling as well. She'd corrected her fall after taking Takako by the hands and floated downwards, but her power was diminishing... she was so tired. All went dark.
She awoke to a cool breeze and grass brushing against her cheek. Where... where was she? It took awhile to get the strength to even move. 'Come on Himeno!' she thought to herself, 'You need to make sure everyone is okay!'
Slowly she managed to convince herself into to push herself up into a sitting position, and found she was still the White Prétear, dressed in the poofy dress of white and pink, scalloped satin. So... she did it? She defeated the tree of Fenrir?
Slowly she rose to her feet, and grabbed the trunk of a close tree for support. She felt very weak. Looking around, Himeno was a bit at a loss. What happened? Where was she? Where... where was everyone?
"Hayate?" she called softly at first, "Hayate! Takako? Everyone?!"
Hearing no reply she staggered forward through the trees, stopping in shock when she saw a huge domed building before her that seemed to stretch on and on, and a large gate with a lineup of blonde haired people. Where was she? Had... had she died? Was this heaven? Wasn't heaven meant to have, like, clouds and stuff?
Not seeing many other options Himeno awkwardly joined the line, ignoring the odd stares, a little too busy trying to stay on her own two feet. Before she knew it she was being asked for her name, which she gave and was given some sort of small computer-pda-thing. Heaven has computers? None of this was making much sense to the weakened girl. She wandered numbly through the gate and gaped at the interior. Wow. Okay, maybe this was heaven... she hadn't seen anything like this before, but then again since when was heaven called 'Paixao'?
She started to wander into the city, but didn't get far before she stopped by a tree... a fake tree? Slumping down beneath it, her poofy dress pillowing around her, she felt a little better sitting down than standing up. She began to examine the device she'd been given, as it was her best first clue to figure out where she was, REALLY.
Content: Himeno wakes up after defeating the tree of Fenrir, finding herself still the White Prétear, and somewhere very strange.
Setting: Joutenheim Gate Area
Time: Afternoon
Warnings:
Leafé... it surrounded her... she was falling. She'd fed the Great Tree of Fenrir all the Leafé it could eat and it had destroyed it. Now it floated all around her, she noticed Takako, now freed from the tree, falling as well. She'd corrected her fall after taking Takako by the hands and floated downwards, but her power was diminishing... she was so tired. All went dark.
She awoke to a cool breeze and grass brushing against her cheek. Where... where was she? It took awhile to get the strength to even move. 'Come on Himeno!' she thought to herself, 'You need to make sure everyone is okay!'
Slowly she managed to convince herself into to push herself up into a sitting position, and found she was still the White Prétear, dressed in the poofy dress of white and pink, scalloped satin. So... she did it? She defeated the tree of Fenrir?
Slowly she rose to her feet, and grabbed the trunk of a close tree for support. She felt very weak. Looking around, Himeno was a bit at a loss. What happened? Where was she? Where... where was everyone?
"Hayate?" she called softly at first, "Hayate! Takako? Everyone?!"
Hearing no reply she staggered forward through the trees, stopping in shock when she saw a huge domed building before her that seemed to stretch on and on, and a large gate with a lineup of blonde haired people. Where was she? Had... had she died? Was this heaven? Wasn't heaven meant to have, like, clouds and stuff?
Not seeing many other options Himeno awkwardly joined the line, ignoring the odd stares, a little too busy trying to stay on her own two feet. Before she knew it she was being asked for her name, which she gave and was given some sort of small computer-pda-thing. Heaven has computers? None of this was making much sense to the weakened girl. She wandered numbly through the gate and gaped at the interior. Wow. Okay, maybe this was heaven... she hadn't seen anything like this before, but then again since when was heaven called 'Paixao'?
She started to wander into the city, but didn't get far before she stopped by a tree... a fake tree? Slumping down beneath it, her poofy dress pillowing around her, she felt a little better sitting down than standing up. She began to examine the device she'd been given, as it was her best first clue to figure out where she was, REALLY.
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"Yeah... It's best to just stay put," she agreed her eyes trailing back to the journal to check her messages again. It baffled her a bit too that they just gave it to her. These sort of things costed a fair bit where she came from, so just being given one was reaaaally weird to her.
"Eh...! That's odd... Hayate replied and says he'll be here shortly now. I guess he found a better way to get here," she said, glancing over the rest of his message then closing it, since if he was going to be here soon she could wait to ask him more questions. "I wonder how... " she murmured aloud in thought. Was he going to expend energy? She'd wanted to be truthful to him, but couldn't bring herself to tell him how much she wanted him to hurry. She didn't want to worry him, but maybe he was able to tell anyways? It seemed quite likely. Secretly she was glad though, it was getting harder and harder to keep her head up.