http://chingdomkye.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] chingdomkye.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] paixaorpg2010-11-04 11:40 pm
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Something Wicked [Active, Open]

Character(s): Vanitas and anyone who meets up with him.
Content: Vanitas enters Paixao. This can't be good.
Setting: Vanaheim gate
Time: Week 26, Mid-day.
Warnings: It's Vanitas.


Vanitas could see the light even through his eyelids. The pain had ebbed, and he felt as strong as ever. He opened his eyes, seeing neither all-encompassing light nor the darkness of Ven’s heart.

With a kick back, Vanitas got to his hands and dramatically swung around to his feet. The glass of his helm slowly restored itself as he looked around. Ghostly white grass waved in the distance on one side while a giant complex loomed in another. That direction, however, sported a line of people waiting to get in. Thinking little about it, he sauntered his way over to the front of the line.

“Sorry, you have to wait your t--”

“I’m making it my turn.” Vanitas swiped the electronic journal from the guard’s hand and turned to go in.

The guard, however, had other ideas, and stepped in front of the masked boy. He didn’t need to say a word, since the ones in line spoke for him.

“Hey, whadya think yer doin’?”

“Return to your position in line!”

“I wan’ mah turn! Mama’s gotta be in dere!”

As the people in line began to protest, Vanitas summoned his Keyblade, leapt back, and shot black lightning from his Keyblade towards the line. Some dodged, others outright fled, and many screamed.

“Like I care.” Vanitas continued on inside like he hadn’t been stopped at all.

[identity profile] sceadu-gemynd.livejournal.com 2011-02-03 01:18 am (UTC)(link)
'New toys'. How very droll. Neither he nor Luxord would suffer that designation gladly, and it certainly didn't escape his notice that he used very nearly the words that Larxene might have.

But neither did he turn from the creature in front of him. The darkness told him where the masked boy was well enough, and it wasn't like he was actively serving as threat right now. Luxord had him well in hand, and that left him quite free to deal with the creature's (ridiculously obvious) attack. True, it did have some speed to it, but that didn't matter.

Once again, he sidestepped the attack, laying behind a thin slick of ice as he did so. Something moving at that sort of speed was unlikely to be able to keep its footing somewhere where the traction had been removed, and regardless of whether or not it skidded out of control over the ice path it would only find itself running head-first into another barrage of ice spires.