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destinystrings2013-11-17 12:16 pm
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Child Event and Blackout Log
Who: Anyone
Where: Around the city and in the apartments
When: November 15-18
Summary: Little kids everywhere! Also the power grid is on the fritz.
Warnings: Hopefully none!
With the network and the city's electricity once again malfunctioning, the power to most of the city has either been knocked out or is malfunctioning. And since inconvenient things rarely happen in a vacuum in Hinoto-Ri, a portion of the city has also been affected by some strange new curse, reverting to childlike forms. Business in and around the city has ground to a standstill due to the power problems, and without functioning heat in the apartments, extra blankets and huddling together for warmth are the order of the day. It's still possible to go outside as the government hasn't imposed any additional curfews, and the demons during the 13th Hour are as active as ever, but some people may just want to ride this out until everything is back to normal.
((OOC: Feel free to make your own top-level comments either mingling in your apartments or out and about in town. The child event effects are in full swing, and taking place concurrent with the blackout from November 15th through the 18th. Please label your posts with your character's name and location. We apologize for the slight lateness of this log!))
Where: Around the city and in the apartments
When: November 15-18
Summary: Little kids everywhere! Also the power grid is on the fritz.
Warnings: Hopefully none!
With the network and the city's electricity once again malfunctioning, the power to most of the city has either been knocked out or is malfunctioning. And since inconvenient things rarely happen in a vacuum in Hinoto-Ri, a portion of the city has also been affected by some strange new curse, reverting to childlike forms. Business in and around the city has ground to a standstill due to the power problems, and without functioning heat in the apartments, extra blankets and huddling together for warmth are the order of the day. It's still possible to go outside as the government hasn't imposed any additional curfews, and the demons during the 13th Hour are as active as ever, but some people may just want to ride this out until everything is back to normal.
((OOC: Feel free to make your own top-level comments either mingling in your apartments or out and about in town. The child event effects are in full swing, and taking place concurrent with the blackout from November 15th through the 18th. Please label your posts with your character's name and location. We apologize for the slight lateness of this log!))

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Akihiko's worked so hard throughout his life to be strong and independent. Bad things happen, and when you're young, there's very little you can do about them.
Imagine his horror as he wakes up to a room that seems much larger than it actually is. He wiggles his toes beneath the sheets, then gives his space a look around. Was he dreaming again? There's only one thing to do.
Bawl his eyes out, apparently.
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Akihiko's going to ignore this handicap. He's a big boy--er, an adult. He can handle this minor setback. Really, he just needed a good cry is all, probably. He'll just take a walk around the building and go back inside. He's got to return to his training regime at some time, and being small shouldn't get in the way of getting used to his new body.
Right? Hopefully nobody would think he was unsupervised and in trouble. And hopefully Minako, Shinji, and Miki wouldn't mind.
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"We're the same." He reaches out, tugging at Akihiko's hair to indicate what he's talking about. Then, looking down to his hand, he frowns. "Sorry. I just... couldn't help myself." He's just... feeling impulsive, he supposes.
Re: outside : )
Well, he said sorry. That's more than he can expect from a kid. He looks up the staircase to the dormitory thoughtfully. If he runs back inside, it'll be okay, right? "Who are you?"
Re: outside : )
"I'm Riku. I'm s'posed to be a grownup, though. Not that... that's obvious when I look like this." He frowns gently, unsure what to say. "Sorry I pulled your hair. Are you okay? Don't cry."
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Akihiko immediately forgets about the hair pulling when Riku explains himself.
"Huh? You're supposed t'be a grown up too?! I...I woke up, and my bed was high off the ground and I couldn't reach anything and-" He goes into a lightly panicked description of his morning.
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"You think we could find somewhere to go? This kinda stuff used to happen to me where I was before, and it always wore off. Maybe we just hafta wait and it'll fix itself?"
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It's familiar, in a way, and sparks some old memories that he's... never really forgotten. And after a moment he walks to the door, pausing in front of it, before knocking.
"Aki?"
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"Wh-who's there?" He calls from bed.
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He tries to open the door, finding it locked as he tests the door handle. After that, a slightly stilted grimace finds its way onto his face that interplays with genuine concern.
"If there's another guy that calls you Aki, I'd like to meet him." He sighs. "Open the door."
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...So it is Shinji! He carefully slides off the side of the bed and wanders to the doorway in his shirt-toga-gown, twisting the lock and opening the door. "What's going on here?" Look at that face. You can't be mad at it for very long, can you Shinji?
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"...Stuff like this happens sometimes."
It doesn't explain why he was crying of all things. Does he not remember where they are and shit? If this place could regress his newly-made body back, maybe his memories were in kind. Be a damned hassle but it wouldn't be bad, to forget a few things for a little while. Or so he gets the impression.
"You know where we are, yeah?"
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"Hinoto-Ri?" He tests, sniffling and itching his nose.
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"What do we have to do to grow up again?" In the tower, physical changes could be deadly. When something happened, they needed to act fast to find a remedy. Not one single person could do it all by themselves.