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Sorry I haven't posted yet. I'm currently dealing with something that's making it difficult to write... or do much of anything really.
feel free to go ahead and surface guys. I'm shelving the "Have a giant octopus attack them for fanservice" plan.
The kitsune glared at Jackson, a hand covered by an over-sized sleeve concealing her mouth. She was wearing a orange knitted sweater that was much too large for her and clearly belonged in the men's isle. Her animal like eyes that glowed with a faint orange hue narrowed as Jackson attempted to calm her down. But she only glared at him. "Demon... You don't fool me, no matter what skin you wreath yourself in." She growled at him, attempting to back herself further into the corner.
"Bzzt." Kanoa mimicked a buzzer giving the wrong answer on a game show, though she kept her eyes on her patient. His breathing had evened out, it seemed he wouldn't die at least.
Daniel meanwhile, tried to talk to the fox. He first laid out his theory as to what happened, the fox lowered her eyes in disdain. "You are somewhat correct..." She said. Daniel went on, going so far as to offer his own energy. The fox's vision focused to the source of sustenance, and her hand lowered from her mouth. The fox's eyes turned feral, her furred ears stood up, and her mouth opened to reveal sharp fangs. She was primed to sink her teeth into Daniel, but then Mary happened. "EH?" With no warning and little stamina, the fox could do little to prevent Mary from assaulting her mouth. Pedals were forced into her mouth, which she swallowed on reflex.
"You... Fiends..." She mumbled, before falling forward as if her bones had become jelly. Her head stopped just short of the ground, as Kanoa had caught it with her foot.
"Nope, I've got a few questions for you." She said, nearly kicking the fox backwards so her back was against the wall. "What's your name?" She asked. The fox spirit's ears had flopped downwards, and her eyes were glazed over.
"Yui..." She answered in a drowsy voice.
"Okay, Yui, why did you kidnap that boy?"
"Hungry, weak... There are no more animals in the forest to feed off... Plants... not enough either."
"So you did try to feed off of him, but with your magic so weak you could not hypnotize him on your own... That's why your attempt to hypnotize me at the forest edge failed as well. So you turned to potions and drugs, even though you have little experience with them?"
"I'm sorry... I didn't know... What to do... sorry... sorry..." Yui's eyes closed, and she quickly fell asleep. Kanoa let out an annoyed sigh.
"I guess she's more exhausted than she looks. Let's get out of here everyone. Someone grab our found victim, he should be fine through the water, his diving potion hasn't worn off yet. I've got... this one." Kanoa picked up Yui, who was surprisingly light. "Let's mosey."
"Bzzt." Kanoa mimicked a buzzer giving the wrong answer on a game show, though she kept her eyes on her patient. His breathing had evened out, it seemed he wouldn't die at least.
Daniel meanwhile, tried to talk to the fox. He first laid out his theory as to what happened, the fox lowered her eyes in disdain. "You are somewhat correct..." She said. Daniel went on, going so far as to offer his own energy. The fox's vision focused to the source of sustenance, and her hand lowered from her mouth. The fox's eyes turned feral, her furred ears stood up, and her mouth opened to reveal sharp fangs. She was primed to sink her teeth into Daniel, but then Mary happened. "EH?" With no warning and little stamina, the fox could do little to prevent Mary from assaulting her mouth. Pedals were forced into her mouth, which she swallowed on reflex.
"You... Fiends..." She mumbled, before falling forward as if her bones had become jelly. Her head stopped just short of the ground, as Kanoa had caught it with her foot.
"Nope, I've got a few questions for you." She said, nearly kicking the fox backwards so her back was against the wall. "What's your name?" She asked. The fox spirit's ears had flopped downwards, and her eyes were glazed over.
"Yui..." She answered in a drowsy voice.
"Okay, Yui, why did you kidnap that boy?"
"Hungry, weak... There are no more animals in the forest to feed off... Plants... not enough either."
"So you did try to feed off of him, but with your magic so weak you could not hypnotize him on your own... That's why your attempt to hypnotize me at the forest edge failed as well. So you turned to potions and drugs, even though you have little experience with them?"
"I'm sorry... I didn't know... What to do... sorry... sorry..." Yui's eyes closed, and she quickly fell asleep. Kanoa let out an annoyed sigh.
"I guess she's more exhausted than she looks. Let's get out of here everyone. Someone grab our found victim, he should be fine through the water, his diving potion hasn't worn off yet. I've got... this one." Kanoa picked up Yui, who was surprisingly light. "Let's mosey."
Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya. Season 2
I'll be posting tomorrow btw
I'll be posting tomorrow btw
On this episode of Oakenheim!
I'll do that. Probably should have said that.
Kanoa swam through the crystal clear lake's waters, trying her best not to make a remark regarding Orion's choice to dive in the nude, he could have kept his shorts on at least. She let out a water jet sigh and swam closer to the underwater cave's entrance. It was subtle, but the water inside the cave was warm. There could have been a scientific explanation, but she believed in scientific explanations as much as a detective believed in coincidences. There were certain magic spells that made use of vast amounts of water, which meant that they would be walking in on the fox spirit while it was distracted.
She swam into the cave, and pretty soon it started to become dim. "Ah, right. Caves are dark." Kanoa mumbled to herself, the magic of the potion allowing her to speak. She kept moving forward, directing herself forward along the cave wall. She could barely see, however, there was a faint current pushing against her that she was able to follow. The water only got warmer as she got further in, warmer and warmer until it felt as if she were soaking in a hot tub.
Just when she was starting to worry that she would be boiled alive she rounded a corner and saw a light off in the distance. It was a green, flickering color, it was fox fire. Fox fire was simply what the first layman observers of a fox spirits magic could think of. Laymen weren't very creative you see. When a fox spirit uses magic, it's magical aura is visible, even to those without a tether. This was why stories of the creatures were so prevalent in the past, they weren't as careful as they are in the present. One video uploaded to the internet and they'd be hunted down in the hopes that their fur could make magical coats. It could, by the way, but that's besides the point.
Kanoa swam upwards, and her head broke the surface of the water. She was in what appeared to be a makeshift room inside the cave. Just like the house in the forest, she could see that magic was afoot. Stone had been morphed into shape, creating furniture and edging off the corners of the walls. There was a hole in the roof leading out of the cave, but there was something blocking sunlight from getting in.
"Hellooo." Kanoa said, walking out of the water. The spirit was right in front of her, with it's back turned to her. The fox was in human form, and took the shape of what seemed to be a teenage girl. Nine orange furred tails were pointed up vertically, the tips of which seemed to burn with magical aura. Kanoa turned her head to the others and shrugged, the fox hadn't heard her, she seemed too busy with something. Kanoa slowly walked up to her, and peered over her. In her hands was the missing student, he wasn't moving. The boy's body was submerged up to his torso in water, the Kitsune's hands were around his head, and surrounded by her aura.
"Ah, so you're trying to heal him huh?" Kanoa said. The fox heard her this time, and her entire body shivered as if a shock had gone down her spine. She leaped from the boy and quickly backed herself into a corner.
"S-stay away! I'm a monster you know!?" She screamed, her voice was hoarse and her eyes were red. Kanoa looked to the fox, and then to the unmoving boy.
"Guys, talk to the Kitsune for a bit will you, I need to see if I can help this guy." She ignored the fox and leaned down to the boy's level. Feeling his neck, she felt a faint pulse.
"I'm serious! I'll uhh, I'll suck your blood!" The fox screamed.
"That's vampires." Kanoa said.
"W-well I'll turn you into a frog!"
"That's a witch." Kanoa yawned and pulled the boy out of the water. She placed a hand over his chest and began chanting in a soft voice.
She swam into the cave, and pretty soon it started to become dim. "Ah, right. Caves are dark." Kanoa mumbled to herself, the magic of the potion allowing her to speak. She kept moving forward, directing herself forward along the cave wall. She could barely see, however, there was a faint current pushing against her that she was able to follow. The water only got warmer as she got further in, warmer and warmer until it felt as if she were soaking in a hot tub.
Just when she was starting to worry that she would be boiled alive she rounded a corner and saw a light off in the distance. It was a green, flickering color, it was fox fire. Fox fire was simply what the first layman observers of a fox spirits magic could think of. Laymen weren't very creative you see. When a fox spirit uses magic, it's magical aura is visible, even to those without a tether. This was why stories of the creatures were so prevalent in the past, they weren't as careful as they are in the present. One video uploaded to the internet and they'd be hunted down in the hopes that their fur could make magical coats. It could, by the way, but that's besides the point.
Kanoa swam upwards, and her head broke the surface of the water. She was in what appeared to be a makeshift room inside the cave. Just like the house in the forest, she could see that magic was afoot. Stone had been morphed into shape, creating furniture and edging off the corners of the walls. There was a hole in the roof leading out of the cave, but there was something blocking sunlight from getting in.
"Hellooo." Kanoa said, walking out of the water. The spirit was right in front of her, with it's back turned to her. The fox was in human form, and took the shape of what seemed to be a teenage girl. Nine orange furred tails were pointed up vertically, the tips of which seemed to burn with magical aura. Kanoa turned her head to the others and shrugged, the fox hadn't heard her, she seemed too busy with something. Kanoa slowly walked up to her, and peered over her. In her hands was the missing student, he wasn't moving. The boy's body was submerged up to his torso in water, the Kitsune's hands were around his head, and surrounded by her aura.
"Ah, so you're trying to heal him huh?" Kanoa said. The fox heard her this time, and her entire body shivered as if a shock had gone down her spine. She leaped from the boy and quickly backed herself into a corner.
"S-stay away! I'm a monster you know!?" She screamed, her voice was hoarse and her eyes were red. Kanoa looked to the fox, and then to the unmoving boy.
"Guys, talk to the Kitsune for a bit will you, I need to see if I can help this guy." She ignored the fox and leaned down to the boy's level. Feeling his neck, she felt a faint pulse.
"I'm serious! I'll uhh, I'll suck your blood!" The fox screamed.
"That's vampires." Kanoa said.
"W-well I'll turn you into a frog!"
"That's a witch." Kanoa yawned and pulled the boy out of the water. She placed a hand over his chest and began chanting in a soft voice.
I'll be posting later, sorry for the delay peoples.
Kanoa's ears perked upon hearing August refuse to enter the lake with the rest of them. She couldn't rightly say she was surprised the girl didn't want to go on this underwater excursion, in fact, she was close to asking her to go home. Her sensory ability was a heavy burden to carry. Being forced to experience the feelings of others clearly took a toll on her mental state. From what she understood of her ability, those that possessed it tended to be reclusive individuals, as forced empathy engendered hermit like behavior. Knowing this, Kanoa was surprised by how extroverted August could be. She still seemed to prefer the company of electronics, perhaps because they had no emotions to pawn onto her.
"You've done enough already, I won't force you to come, August." Kanoa said, glancing back to the lake. Maxwell decided to stay behind with August, she simply nodded, there was no reason he absolutely had to come.
She turned to Daniel, who was asking a multitude of questions regarding the specifics of the waterbreathing potion. "Twenty four hours, remember?" She said. "As for everything else, the potion takes care of it. We'll be able to see, talk, and hear just fine. I would stop applying logic to these things if I were you. Magic tends to break traditional laws of physics. The more you try to rationalize what you see using basic scientific method the less you'll understand." Kanoa cupped her chin and looked down at the still lake surface. "Hmm, I suppose you'll have to learn an entirely new method of thinking."
She looked back to see Jackson twirling Mary around for some reason, she really wasn't paying much attention to their conversation. Jackson was bleeding, for some other reason. Should she even bother asking? She had been keeping an eye on him to make sure he didn't hurt anyone, she didn't know how to stop him from hurting himself. She let out a sigh and started to remove her school uniform. Thankfully she had on undergarments that were indistinguishable from something you'd see someone working out in on a hot day. Black compression shorts and a sports bra that left much to the imagination.
Mary was the first to jump in, leaping into the lake with the flourish of a kid at summer camp. "Ya know when I first heard the name Pussy Riot I expected to see a group of cats acting belligerent, super disappointed." Kanoa waded into the water beside Mary, and looked back to the others.
"Alright, let's try to stick together everyone, it shouldn't take long to reach the cave." She said. She dunked her head under the water, and attempted to take a breath. It was a strange feeling breathing underwater, it felt as if she should be drowning as she took in water. However, it was only a reflex that soon went away. She swam deeper into the lake, stopping when she noticed something large beneath her. It was a sunken fishing boat, pale and green from natural weathering. Kanoa floated down onto the bow, planting her feet on the ship. She could see the cave entrance not too far away, once the others arrived they would head inside.
"You've done enough already, I won't force you to come, August." Kanoa said, glancing back to the lake. Maxwell decided to stay behind with August, she simply nodded, there was no reason he absolutely had to come.
She turned to Daniel, who was asking a multitude of questions regarding the specifics of the waterbreathing potion. "Twenty four hours, remember?" She said. "As for everything else, the potion takes care of it. We'll be able to see, talk, and hear just fine. I would stop applying logic to these things if I were you. Magic tends to break traditional laws of physics. The more you try to rationalize what you see using basic scientific method the less you'll understand." Kanoa cupped her chin and looked down at the still lake surface. "Hmm, I suppose you'll have to learn an entirely new method of thinking."
She looked back to see Jackson twirling Mary around for some reason, she really wasn't paying much attention to their conversation. Jackson was bleeding, for some other reason. Should she even bother asking? She had been keeping an eye on him to make sure he didn't hurt anyone, she didn't know how to stop him from hurting himself. She let out a sigh and started to remove her school uniform. Thankfully she had on undergarments that were indistinguishable from something you'd see someone working out in on a hot day. Black compression shorts and a sports bra that left much to the imagination.
Mary was the first to jump in, leaping into the lake with the flourish of a kid at summer camp. "Ya know when I first heard the name Pussy Riot I expected to see a group of cats acting belligerent, super disappointed." Kanoa waded into the water beside Mary, and looked back to the others.
"Alright, let's try to stick together everyone, it shouldn't take long to reach the cave." She said. She dunked her head under the water, and attempted to take a breath. It was a strange feeling breathing underwater, it felt as if she should be drowning as she took in water. However, it was only a reflex that soon went away. She swam deeper into the lake, stopping when she noticed something large beneath her. It was a sunken fishing boat, pale and green from natural weathering. Kanoa floated down onto the bow, planting her feet on the ship. She could see the cave entrance not too far away, once the others arrived they would head inside.
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