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Țɦε 31st of Cɦiηɑ; Priest Genjo Sanzo ✗
b e a d s; ● ● ●xx
f e e l i n g; sensitive.
b o d y; alive.
http://l-userpic.livejournal.com/69152470/2413954 

I'm so h i g hxu p that I can't see the ground below
☀ I never promised you a ray of light ☂
Sanzo's disposition quickly shifted from an attempt to be pleasant to irritation. Once the woman with turquoise hair invaded his mind his mood shifted to rage. He wanted to interrupt Isis and command that she left his head this instant, but she just kept prattling on and on and on like a... like a woman. This is why the Priest didn't waste his time with most women. They were overly-emotional and destructive. Men had to be 'sensitive' to the feelings of women which is something that Genjo Sanzo was not comfortable with in the least. When responding to someone it was normal for a conversationalist to open their mouth when talking, which Sanzo quickly did to snap back at the Goddess. He wasn't very comfortable with telepathic communication as of yet. "If you wanted Prince Charming I believe you came to the wrong place! I was passed out, you kissed me and you expect me to be cool with it?! Tch. I never promised you that I'd be your little Princess." It was apparent that Isis was caught up in the story-book world. Perhaps she believed that she would plant her lips on Sanzo's, awaken him with a kiss, he'd smile and proclaim, 'Isis... you're beautiful.' and they'd ride off together on a gallant white steed. Regardless of the time of the day, the sun would also be setting and a crisp breeze would gently toss Sanzo's bands away from his face while he leaned in to grant her true love's kiss. Yeah. Not happening. Never in Sanzo's lifetime would he ever resort to being that 'romantic.'
The beautiful (and horrendously annoying) Goddess stood up and in turn Sanzo shuffled into a standing position as well. Isis continued to badger him in his mind which was nagging to an extreme extent. Because of her constant chatter he couldn't even think straight. 'Shut... up!' In inwardly roared in the midst of her short paused before rolling his eyes and smoothing out the seams in his robe. If only she was a demon instead of a whatever the ******** she was. He would've shot her by now. Oh I'm sorry, were you talking to me? I'm sorry you feel ungrateful for my resuce and you spit upon me? How dare you ask for my name, yet you don't even dare to speak yours, Genjo. You would think that you should have known me you ungrateful human. His nose wrinkled in disgust. He didn't have to divulge his name, since she was already aware of it. Sanzo wasn't threatened by this since 'Genjo Sanzo' was merely a title. If this woman was truly something to fear she would've addressed him as 'Kouryuu.' Perhaps Kouryuu the river rat, or Kouryuu of the River's Flow, it didn't matter. Either way, Kouryuu was his true identity and the name he carried until his master died. Only people from the Priest's corrupt past were aware of his true name, and if they knew it then they probably knew too much.
Yeah that's right, I went there. What are you going to do about it? You b*****d. Jeez and to think you were MY hero. Ha. Now I can laugh at that. The Priest had nothing to say, but his private thoughts weren't safe from Isis's telepathy. It was becoming really annoying. 'Hero? The ******** do you mean by that? I'm nobody's hero.' He wasn't angry about this, just a little shocked. The words 'my hero' were enough to get a rise out of the stone-hearted Priest. Nothing about him was mildly heroic. Sanzo smoked like a chimney, drank on occasion, swore, and shot at and struck his 'friends' with a paper fan. Even the fact that he was on a mission of save the world of Shangri-La was built on a strong foundation of 'I don't really want to do it, I'm being force to' Sanzo hadn't realized that his furious glare had softened, but once he noticed his facial expression had shifted, he turned it right back. The woman had covered her left half of her face and her short dress was swirling around her body as if she was performing a strange ritual. Amethyst eyes rolled once again and mentally he stated, 'Why me?' At this point he could've won an award for most enemies. It seemed everyone he met thus far wanted him dead. ********' awesome. Real great. He immediately pushed the blame off on someone else and blamed Isis for everything. If she hadn't kissed him none of this bullshit would've happened. She blindly set herself up for disappointment and was now using her female rage to feud with someone who could've honestly cared less.
Isis slowly began to close some of the distance between he and her. "But if you must know, I'm the one that haunts you're memory. I am the curse of men fall for and most of them do wish they'd love me? Don't you love me, Genjo? No? I didn't think so?" One of his sharp eyebrows perked up while her hand reached out towards him and dropped down. She was so cryptic... but why? His current thought was a harsh (although sympathetic), 'What's wrong with her?'' Clearly, something peculiar was up with Isis. Normal women don't act like this when disappointed or brushed off, the Priest realized. Or... he assumed. Had Sanzo really done something horribly wrong or was his only mistake not being Isis's 'hero?' Perhaps that's all the Godess wanted? Someone perfect and fabricated to give her everything she craved. Love? Attention? Friendship? All that happy-sappy crap Sanzo didn't have? The Priest almost wished he was 'perfect,' but quickly decided against it. He was perfect once. He used to be a perfect little boy with a perfect little face and little fluttery heart full of affection for the world-- the world who destroyed him. Sanzo had potential to be an angel, but the world took his perfection away. Was it Sanzo who killed his master? No. Was it Sanzo who made the demons go crazy? No. Was it Sanzo who decided to become a Priest. No. As the Priest stated once before (to a man who felt as though his 'wonderful and beloved Master Sanzo' had rejected him... long story there,) 'it just sorta happened that way.'
The Priest's deep eyes were captured by a raincloud that was forming dangerously close above his head. When his attention returned to Isis he noticed her bright blow eyes shift up to the cloud. One of his blonde eyebrows lifted skeptically before rain began pouring down. His eyes narrowed and he gave her a typical 'oh, I hate you so much right now' kind of look. "... I've always hated men like you. Blah blah. You're just afraid. Blah blah, bullshit." Or that's what Sanzo heard. His clean, white robes were getting soaked and began to cling to the clothes he wore underneath (which were also getting soaked.) His sleek, black spandex top shrunk up and began clinging to his muscles like a second layer of skin. The same could be said for the shiny spandex gloves that covered the majority of his arms. His amethyst eyes remained focused on the Goddess, glaring, while tuning out her endless string of speech. That is, until something she said captured his attention. "But, sir, if you must know my name, I will give it to you. For I am the one who has never been loved and has lived in the Game for years. I am known as Isis." 'Lived in the Game for years?' Well that sure explained a Hell of a lot. Sanzo would be desperate for social interaction if he was locked up in this shithole too. He couldn't blame Isis for her behavior. She wasn't incompetent, just ignorant. His angry glare was close to fleeting away, but he was still pretty irritated that it was raining on him. It was so typical of Sanzo to have a raincloud over his head at all times, but usually that cloud was figurative. Why was it raining on just him? This should've been impossible. ********.
"Okay, I'm going to be honest with you and if you don't like it, you can take your raincloud and get lost." He calmly stated while taking a step back, raincloud following. Awesome. "I, unlike yourself, don't like in a fake world. You set yourself up for disappointment here. Not me. I'm sorry my personality is too abrasive for you to handle and you can go ahead and hate me if you want, it doesn't matter to me, but you don't have to rain on my head. Honestly, I can't even begin to fathom what the Hell you want. You might be a mind-reader, but I'm not. Get used to it, because not many people are." This secret little line of text is only to break my string of dialogue. Psh, you won't even notice it. "I suppose you ran into the wrong person. I'm sure there are plenty of others out her who love rainy days and being harassed, but I'm not one of them. Hell, if you live here why don't you just create a perfect person, since it's obvious to me that that's what you want. You're stuck in a fantasy world and unless you were looking for a real person, then I guess you should go elsewhere. Ride off on a ******** unicorn for all I care." Sanzo hadn't intended on sounding harsh, but he believed he knew exactly what he was talking about. Isis lived in a story-book, all alone and probably was unaware that real people are ******** up and friendship doesn't magically sprout from forced interaction. It takes time and patience. A lot of patience.
"Sanzo!" chimed a familiar voice approaching him. He turned his attention towards a happy-faced pink-haired friend (or close enough.) The first look he gave Jacqueline was a sharp glare because he was still harboring a lot of anger, but soon enough, his expression softened. The trees and scenery began to take on a soft lavender hue, like he was looking at the world through purple tinted glasses. He would've mentioned the change in scenery color if this was the first time it's happened. He's seen pink and yellow before, so why not purple? "You're not looking so hot." His lips curled up into a misplaced smile. If Jacqueline could pinpoint the emotion in his eyes she might be able to assume that he was internally laughing (something he hasn't externally done in God knows how long.) His eyes scanned down his soaked clothes and then returned to Jac's golden-orange orbs. "Yeah, I guess I'm not..." he blatantly stated (but for some strange reason, sounded like teasing) while the raincloud overhead continued to drench him with gallons and gallons of water. Sanzo was perfectly aware that he must've been quite a sight to see. He probably looked like a drowned rat. When the familiar face of Lumina entered the scene the Priest shot her a 'welcome glare' and turned his attention back to Jacqueline. "You know her?" Ugh, wasn't it obvious?
His purple down-turned eyes narrowed on Jacqueline's and he hadn't noticed that he eased closer towards her, thus closing the empty and lonely gap between them. "Anyways... I figured I was never going to see you again." Sanzo's expression shifted into something that could be considered a 'sensual smirk.' --wait, what? He figuratively peeled the sultry look away from his face, balled it up like a used tissue and tossed it over his shoulder. 'Hm... weird. Maybe I should... distance myself or something.' The celibate Priest pondered before taking a casual step backwards (with his raincloud, of course.) He could admit to himself that he missed Jacqueline, and maybe--just maybe-- he was happy to see her... but there was no reason to be this happy. This made him angry. Or atleast, he pretended he was so she would disregard his strange behavior. As pecuiliar as it was, he couldn't think of any angry words to say so he merely scoffed, "tch." and turned his attention towards a very interesting... tree. He was so horrendously obvious, and the worst part was, he didn't know what he was being obvious about. Sanzo felt like he was acting sketchy... like he was hiding something, but he wasn't. [******** my day.'
Embrace n o t h i n g:
If you meet the Buddha, kill the Buddha.
If you meet your father, kill your father.
Only live your life as it is,
Not bound to anything. ♥
& I fight for:
http://r.undev.org/?r=238545
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