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 Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 8:21 pm
"Um, usually soul bottles take a while to attract souls to it. The time varies, it could be within an hour, or it could take days to get the soul. Depending on the condition of the entity that's containing the soul now. Like for example a dying bird's soul would be easier to get than a completely healthy one." Kyou explained. "But there are also cases that the soul are sucked out immediately after it came in contact with the perfect soul. I guess you'll just need to be careful with the bottle." Kyou chuckled uncomfortably, feeling a little awkward and guilty that his soul bottle almost killed someone healthy.
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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 8:37 pm
There was silence on Kumoru's end of the line for a few moments. Then the mage said, "Hm."
Kumoru tapped the glass soul bottle against the edge of the table a few times, watching the purple swirl inside. "Well," he continued after another pause, "I guess I should let you get back to your work so I can finish opening this, and tend to my child."
If only he had been better warned. Oh well, the mage was certain he would be able to return Arlyn's soul to his body as soon as it was out of the bottle. He waited on the line to see if Doctor Kyou had anything more to say before he hung up.
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:26 am
"Alright then, if you have anymore questions, feel free to call again..." Kyou spoke into the receiver, slightly distracted as he's still flipping through the owner folio in front of him, pausing at Tsu's page for a moment as he stare at his photo. "...Um, as long as you don't call too late at night." He added with a soft chuckle as he closed the folder and put it back into the drawer underneath the table.
"I'll let you tend to your child now, you seem to be a busy person. Goodbye and maybe we'll meet later sometime." Kyou bidded as he stood up straight, putting the receiver back on the phone as he rushed back into the lab to continue what he was doing before.
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:04 pm
"Alright, thank you," Kumoru said, then assured Doctor Kyou, "And don't worry, I generally like to make my calls during the day. I'll call back if there are any further emergencies, though, and I will let you know when I've managed to capture a soul in the new bottle when it comes."
He poked at the final piece of the puzzle-bottle that was keeping him from the soul inside, then nodded. "I should take care of Arlyn as soon as possible. Thank you for your help."
The necromancer then hung up, and rushed off to get a hammer so he could break into the soul bottle. Time was of the essence.
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Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:33 am
A moderate sized cardboard box stood on the living room's table, it's lid opened wide. On the cardboard box was a small piece of paper that Kyou got from the post office. In the address column on the form was written Kumoru's address. Kyou was just going to put a new soul bottle into the cardboard box, ready to mail it out. This was the first time that Kyou needed to send a second bottle to the owner. But things like these are hard to expect, Kyou could only blame his luck for giving the wrong bottle to Kumo that attracted the wrong souls. These babies aren't exactly cheap, but in the name of his researches, sometimes some financial sacrifices needed to be made.
Carefully he placed the soul bottle into the cardboard box which was already half filled with paper shreds. Kyou was confident that nothing big will happen to the soul bottle though, the thickness of the glass was nothing to sneeze at. He was sure that Kumo knows about this particular fact too.
Closing the box and sealing it, he carried it to look for Lazarus, time to send him out on some errands.
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