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 Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:55 pm
 If it was one thing Xianthe could say, it was that, thusfar, she had yet to come across anyone from the Organization. A good, thing, too, really, considering the stories she tossed around to perfect strangers, if not simply because of the fact that the Nobody still remained spiteful towards those she had demanded so much to allow her to stay, if not tag along. It wasn't her fault, anyways, that she didn't, apparently, meet the standards for a halfway competent member of Organization XIII. Truthfully, if one were to ask the tsundere loli, she'd voice her doubts on the sanity of half of the group, given past experiences.
In the end, of course, the good stuff never lasts long, and when one lived in the same house as a chatterbox named Tuuli, whom had met a few members of the Organization, things tended to get aired out into the open, and nosy little kits happened to put two and two together and attempt to arrange things. Poorly arrange things, mind you, but still, arrange.
And, so, as it was, despite many a tantrum and vocal refusals, Tuuli, at the very least, set out to visit 'Mr. Saix' (Xianthe had all but bolted herself to the floor so as to not be dragged along), so as to set up a meeting between the two. After all, it wasn't as if there were those silly things called 'alternate universes' or 'consent'...even 'people have lives', right? Such novel concepts, really, that anyone'd be too busy to come pay a visit, right?
One had to wonder how Tuuli had so many friends, with this mindset.
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Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 10:54 pm
 It wasn't rare for Saix to be in an irritable mood, but ever since the incident which led the Organization XIII member to become a father, it seemed that he was irritable on a daily basis. The very thought that he had children made the male growl with disgust. Children. Him. And with someone who was really a mere acquiantance...
Ugh. Really, there weren't many words he could use to express his feelings. Furious may have been one, but he wasn't angry at anyone in particular - not even Kitsumi, who had been the cause of this whole thing. How anyone could mistaken wine for red tea was beyond him. He had known that the female was stupid - she had made it quite obvious the minute the two had met - but he hadn't quite realized how stupid until now. He was now part of a, dare he say it, family. From what he could tell, his new 'family' was extremely large in size, and in that very same family tree, was Xigbar. Saix wrinkled his nose in distaste. Not only, then, did he have to suffer through the fact that he had kits, but there was also the fact that he was now related to an old comrade of his.
Saix was never really one of those touchy-touchy, friends kind of person, as many could probably tell. It was no wonder he was always in a bad mood, as of late.
Sighing, the blue-haired Kitsusagi pulled his ears back as he slipped out the door, and outside. The cloudy sky was more gray than blue, and a soft breeze seemed to slip by. Though most would consider this to be a bad day, as the sun wasn't out and beaming, Saix rather enjoyed the dreary peace. The others - Kitsumi and Edgeworth - were out at the moment, leaving Saix alone, to think in peace. It wasn't often that he was given time alone. He would have to use his time wisely then...
And hope that no one would come and interupt what time he had alone.
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Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 11:09 pm
 Really, if Saix had any common sense, or, rather, foresight, he should have taken the first plane out of the Mountain, far away from Saix-seeking kits who had an uncanny ability to find people who didn't want to be found, as Sunday could testify. Then again, Tuuli would have found him anyways, knowing her, so it was fairly pointless, one supposed. At least Xianthe hadn't tagged along, supposedly; the trip would have taken half as long due to the Nobody's stubbornness and insistence that her way was the right way, and how dare anyone imply she had no sense of direction around these parts of the world?
Humming a cheerful tune, and armed with her flower crown and tree branch sword (she had wanted to take a bag with her, in the event she found treasure, but it proved too cumbersome), the kit walked along a random path, counting on instinct and luck to show her what she was looking for. Obviously, or perhaps not so obviously, it had come into sight eventually, for, barely fifteen minutes later, the blue female quickened her pace, waving cheerfully.
"Mr. Saix~!" Tuuli called, hoping that he heard her, "Guess who I met?"
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:25 pm
The nobody gave a sudden little flinch, and scanned the area around him with calculating eyes, a deep frown finding it's way on his face. What was that feeling he had just gotten? Like an instinct telling him to stay inside today, or at least move farther away from his house. Odd.
Despite the sudden flinch, Saix stayed where he was. He was completely confident that, if his instincts had picked up something that may pose a threat, he would be able to take care of it easily. Afterall, he was not to be underestimated, as many learned, or will learn.
But then again, he isn't to be -over- estimated either.
Hearing the sound of someone approaching, the male turned quickly, ears pricked, body tensed. The minute he saw the blue kit, however, he faltered, and then lay down on the ground with a grumble.
"...Hello." He replied, grudgingly. "...I don't know, who?"
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:52 pm
Well, certain blue-colored perma-kits were certainly not to be underestimated, either; true, Tuuli seemed like your average day-dreaming kit whose imagination was running away with her, but how many kits could lay claim to ruling over an entire household? She had a way with getting others to do what she wanted, after all, and the kit'd do anything in her power to get Saix to join in on the fun, not that, uh, it had been working thusfar.
Tuuli'd work on that eventually, really.
"I met the evil witch!" Tuuli declared, sounding fairly proud of herself, "Lady Lace and I defeated her, and we are keeping her captive at my base!"
"Perhaps you know her? Her name's Xianthe, I think, and she's got a black coat like yours!" she added, breaking character.
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Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2007 7:25 pm
Lovely. Just when Saix finally had time to himself and didn't have to babysit Kitsumi, a kit comes along. It seemed that in this life, as a Kitsusagi, he'd never get any peace and quiet. The record time for such here, was 5 minutes at most. Then, anyways - anyways - someone or something would come along and disturb him.
"I must be a child magnet, or something..." Saix grumbled, dryly. Either that, or the kits and Kitsumi had built in radars, and were constantly able to track him down.
...Irritating thought.
"The evil witch?" Saix repeated, raising a single, bored brow. Someone born out of Tuuli's imagination, he was sure. He half listened to her talk, giving small nods. "Mm hm."
"...Xianthe? A black coat like mine?" He finally looked directly at her, frowning. Hhm...?
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Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 1:32 am
Must be, Saix, must be. Wouldn't be all too surprising if Tuuli did have Saix-radar, though; she had Sunday radar, after all.
"What's a child magnet?" Tuuli questioned, looking confused, "If you had a magnet, wouldn't you have metal sticking to it instead?"
She pranced to and fro, dancing in little circles around the berserker as she hummed a tune. "Yuh-huh," the kit told him, "the evil witch. Lady Lace and myself fought her one day, when she tried using her magic on us."
"At least I think her name is Xianthe," Tuuli remarked, "She said she changed her name after something happened, but that she's The Illusionary Puppeteer, or something like that."
A twirl.
"I know!" the female exclaimed suddenly, "I'll take you to see her, and you can see if you know her"
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Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:51 pm
If it were anyone else in Saix's family, Kitsumi or even Edgeworth for example, they would have found Tuuli's questions and innocence adorable. The nobody, on the other hand, was completely irked by the familiarity that the kit treated him with. Alright, so they did know each other for a considerable amount of time but...even so.
"...Nevermind." He sighed, shaking his head. No point in explaining something that would confuse her further - better to just leave it.
With the same, bored look on his face, Saix halfheartedly followed her movement with his eyes, ears laying flat as he half-listened to her.
When the name Xianthe reached his ears, and 'The Illusionary Puppeteer', his ears pricked up and he raised a single brow. Eh? How odd...that sounded just like the organization's...
...Glancing back at his house, he frowned. Surely Edgeworth and the others wouldn't return home anytime soon. With a sigh, he nodded towards Tuuli. "...Lets go then..."
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 1:24 am
In return, Tuuli would have eaten up the attention, always one for an ego-boost. The perma-kit had come a long way, after all, from simply playing pretend, to full-out being convinced that she was a princess, and that her kingdom needed saving (and all flower-murderers preferably executed). As for the familiarity? Saix should be at least thankful she wasn't referring to him as 'the evil king', as she did when speaking of him to others.
"Great!" the kit chirped, quite pleased with herself that Saix would come along willingly (when was the last time that ever happened?), "If you'll just follow me, we'll be there in no time!"
With that, Tuuli turned, heading back the way she came, although at a slower pace than before; If Sunday taught her anything, it was that your traveling partner could take off running in the opposite direction in the blink of an eye, so caution was always necessary.
"I can't wait to introduce you two to each other, if you haven't met before!" she declared, oblivious to any hell raising that may occur as a result.
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 3:19 pm
It was lucky that Kitsumi hadn't been around. If she had, she probably would have insisted upon accompanying the two, and lavishing attention on the 'cute little Kitsusagi', as she probably would have referred Tuuli as. Nevertheless, he was at least thankful that she wasn't referring to him as 'the evil king'. He was well aware that she called him that when he wasn't around, but he didn't think she'd change her ways even if he scolded her, so he didn't even try.
Grudgingly, the noboby made himself follow Tuuli, his eyes watching the little kit as they headed in the direction she had come from. Frowning, he muttered, "How far exactly is it?" The last thing he wanted was to be tricked into playing with the perma-kit. Kitsumi had tried that one on him too many times.
It sucked to be a child-magnet.
His glanced boredly flickered around their surroundings, before falling back onto Tuuli as she spoke. "I'm having second thoughts on meeting her..." He grumbled, a deep frown on his face.
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 10:12 pm
Tuuli was indeed fairly dead set into her ways, still referring to Xianthe as 'the evil witch', despite the Nobody's insistence on being an illusionist (and not a miracle worker, either, despite anything the kit tried ordering her to do), and Xanul as, er, part of the kingdom of evil. Basically, she was insane, stubborn, and had encouragement from multiple parties.
"It's not that far," Tuuli insisted, frowning, "I'm taking the fastest route possible, too!"
Sure enough, a good fifteen minutes later, the perma-kit arrived at what supposedly was the home she lived in, and glanced towards a window, where a face momentarily stared back at her, before scowling and leaving.
"Here we are~!" the kit sang out happily, "Told you it wasn't that far."
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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 10:51 pm
Saix wasn't quite sure what he expected of Xianthe. After all, she -had- been spreading silly lies to Xanul, from what he heard. Cooking baking contest or something, wasn't it? 'Ridiculous,' Saix thought, flattening his ears, 'Lets see who this 'Illusionary Puppeteer' is.' He really didn't know what to expect.
"Lets pick up the pace then," He replied, impatiently. He wanted to get home before the others did. Saix lengthened his strides to cover more ground. He really was a pretty impatient and grumpy Kitsusagi.
Stopping when Tuuli did, the male's gaze swept over the perma-kit's home, observing the place quietly. He gave only a small nod when she spoke, before frowning and raising a single brow.
"And where is this Xianthe I've heard so much about?"
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 5:25 pm
Something like that; Xianthe was fairly good at coming up with stories that were completely blatant lies.
"Inside, of course!" Tuuli informed him, frowning, "I thought I told you that already."
And if she hadn't, well, the kit had expected it to be fairly obvious, despite the fact that Xianthe could have always taken the next flight out to, say, Cuba or something.
Opening her mouth to speak once more, Tuuli was about to suggest to Saix that he wait outdoors while she went to fetch the illusionist, but, for once, logic caught up with her, and the thought that he'd take the invitation to head back occurred to her.
"Come in with me, and you can meet her!"
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