Shadow_Razer17
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- Posted: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 01:41:08 +0000
Kohaku sat in the corner with the spirits, this time he was listening to their stories of their lives and how they had died much too early. "Those damned soldiers came in and massacred the whole town! Can you believe it? Just to find a couple soldiers from the resistance! I swear if I hadn't been killed that day I would have been something great, like an actress!" He shuddered slightly at the thought of soldiers killing so many people who were all probably guilty of no crime. The thought of so many dead was sickening. Kohaku listened to the woman as she explained her death and all the things she 'would have been' had she lived on. This happened often and they usually complained more and lectured him on how he was a waste of a life since when they asked him about his passions he told them that he had none. That he had no lovers and no thoughts on his future job. It wasn't like he could get a job with no education anyways, but the spirits would still tell him he was simply wasting his life.
People would think he would get tired of hearing this so often and listening to so many stories, but truthfully he liked the tales they told him. Some would tell humorous stories of what they did as children, others would tell painful tales of lost love. Every single time it was a different story with a different meaning to it. These ghosts were the closest things he had to friends and he savored their company. The woman was ending her story with how she would have loved to see revenge exacted on the men who had killed her when Richter came back. He walked straight up to Kohaku and spoke in a voice that was commanding and powerful, "Kohaku these people are not human, that I can say for certain. I know not what it is they are capable of, but I do know that they are all capable of things that would be impossible for a human. I cannot say what happens with them all but I can sense a power within them all and I would say that it would be much safer for you to avoid them. But I will say that there is a strange one."
Kohaku smiled, it was always nice to see concern. Richter was probably the closest thing he had to a father right now. The ghosts like him that followed Kohaku everywhere were the closest things he had to a family. "What's so strange about the one?" Richter seemed a little agitated. "She's the closest one to being like you. Her aura is faint like yours. The others all have much stronger aura, like you're...other half. But she is very similar to you based on the simple feel of her aura." Kohaku was curious now, "Take me to her."
Richter moved a little as if considering it. He eventually nodded and began to lead him through the building as they both began to make their way through. After a bit he stopped and motioned to Kohaku and gestured behind the curtains of the stage. Kohaku was a little hesitant but he walked over making sure he went unseen by altering the air surrounding him to make himself invisible. When he was behind the curtain he let stopped and became visible once more. He looked around and spotted a girl apparently unconscious. He wasn't sure why she was like this but he decided he wouldn't disturb her for now and instead sat down in a spot a couple meters from her the same way he had back in the other part of the church. The spirits once again assumed places around him but they all seemed wary of the girl even as she slept. "I suppose you all need not be quiet, but I do. So you all can go ahead and talk, I'll just listen." The spirits seemed fine with this and one of them began to tell his story of his life.
((ooops sorry for the length, I'll try and reduce in a minute))
People would think he would get tired of hearing this so often and listening to so many stories, but truthfully he liked the tales they told him. Some would tell humorous stories of what they did as children, others would tell painful tales of lost love. Every single time it was a different story with a different meaning to it. These ghosts were the closest things he had to friends and he savored their company. The woman was ending her story with how she would have loved to see revenge exacted on the men who had killed her when Richter came back. He walked straight up to Kohaku and spoke in a voice that was commanding and powerful, "Kohaku these people are not human, that I can say for certain. I know not what it is they are capable of, but I do know that they are all capable of things that would be impossible for a human. I cannot say what happens with them all but I can sense a power within them all and I would say that it would be much safer for you to avoid them. But I will say that there is a strange one."
Kohaku smiled, it was always nice to see concern. Richter was probably the closest thing he had to a father right now. The ghosts like him that followed Kohaku everywhere were the closest things he had to a family. "What's so strange about the one?" Richter seemed a little agitated. "She's the closest one to being like you. Her aura is faint like yours. The others all have much stronger aura, like you're...other half. But she is very similar to you based on the simple feel of her aura." Kohaku was curious now, "Take me to her."
Richter moved a little as if considering it. He eventually nodded and began to lead him through the building as they both began to make their way through. After a bit he stopped and motioned to Kohaku and gestured behind the curtains of the stage. Kohaku was a little hesitant but he walked over making sure he went unseen by altering the air surrounding him to make himself invisible. When he was behind the curtain he let stopped and became visible once more. He looked around and spotted a girl apparently unconscious. He wasn't sure why she was like this but he decided he wouldn't disturb her for now and instead sat down in a spot a couple meters from her the same way he had back in the other part of the church. The spirits once again assumed places around him but they all seemed wary of the girl even as she slept. "I suppose you all need not be quiet, but I do. So you all can go ahead and talk, I'll just listen." The spirits seemed fine with this and one of them began to tell his story of his life.
((ooops sorry for the length, I'll try and reduce in a minute))