Yamato Hotsuin (
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destinystrings2012-11-21 04:50 pm
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07 - The Most Dysfunctional Golden Trio
Who: Yamato Hotsuin, Shura
demifemme, and Naoya
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Where: Aquarius District: The library!
Summary: Continuation of this insanity. Shura's cursed and keeps punching herself, Yamato's trying to research while said distraction is happening, and oh look, uncomfortable conversation alert via Naoya.
Warnings: This is going to be so awkwardly dumb.
The walk to Aquarius was thankfully not that painful, considering it was in the pouring rain and Shura's Magatama was in a rather irritable mood. They did have to stop every so often, whenever Shura walloped herself in the face hard enough to send her on her ass, but Yamato suffered the stops and starts in dignified silence.
Of course by the time they did reach the library, it was almost closing time. An hour or so to gather their much needed information? Yamato worked with less.
So now the pair were seated in one of the tables in the far corner, already with enough books to build a fort on the table. Yamato had shrugged out of his coat, having it draped on the back of his chair, and was just in his shirt and tie, the sleeves rolled up to his elbows, even if he kept the gloves on still.
"I don't suppose you can remember anything about the Lady of the Fount that leans towards a specific religion or mythology, do you?"
Where: Aquarius District: The library!
Summary: Continuation of this insanity. Shura's cursed and keeps punching herself, Yamato's trying to research while said distraction is happening, and oh look, uncomfortable conversation alert via Naoya.
Warnings: This is going to be so awkwardly dumb.
The walk to Aquarius was thankfully not that painful, considering it was in the pouring rain and Shura's Magatama was in a rather irritable mood. They did have to stop every so often, whenever Shura walloped herself in the face hard enough to send her on her ass, but Yamato suffered the stops and starts in dignified silence.
Of course by the time they did reach the library, it was almost closing time. An hour or so to gather their much needed information? Yamato worked with less.
So now the pair were seated in one of the tables in the far corner, already with enough books to build a fort on the table. Yamato had shrugged out of his coat, having it draped on the back of his chair, and was just in his shirt and tie, the sleeves rolled up to his elbows, even if he kept the gloves on still.
"I don't suppose you can remember anything about the Lady of the Fount that leans towards a specific religion or mythology, do you?"

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Well, if she is a Lady of the Fount, then she would have links to fertility and healing, which does narrow the scope a little bit more, but there were many benevolent Goddesses of healing.
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"Shouldn't you two be heading home soon? It's quite late."
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Healing magic. He relaxed a fraction, but Yamato was obviously on the defensive as Naoya approached, settling back in his seat as he watched the man from beneath his eyelashes.
"...Naoya," he said flatly. "What are you doing here?"
Seemed like he wasn't psychotic anymore, but, Yamato was a cautious fellow, and he still remembered you almost killing him. Jerk.
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"Thanks, Naoya!"
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He turned to look at Yamato. His memories were still vague from the incident, but he did clearly remember some of what happened.
"Finding books to read. Relaxing. You know. Things you do in a library." Idiot. He leaned over to look at what books they had open.
"Researching something?"
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"Perhaps. Nothing you will be interested in."
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He sat down in an empty chair at the table, placing his novel next to him.
"You're still angry about the scorpions, I see. I do hope you realize I wasn't entirely under my own control."
Going after Remiel was all him, but it was Remiel.
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He opened the book again, back to the index, and pushed it towards Shura. "See if any of the names are familiar to you," he said, his tone clipped.
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"Have you ever heard of a goddess or a demon called the Lady of the Fount, then, Naoya?" she asked as she read down the index. She wasn't going to not speak to Naoya just because you were mad, Yamato.
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Basically, you're looking in the wrong mythology.
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Although, Laudine was Welsh, or French - or even German, depending which rendition Shura's Lady of the Fount came from. So accents were rather shaky things to base assumptions on.
"If I remember correctly, Laudine's spring caused storms, rather than healing," Yamato murmured to himself. He was still Not Speaking to Naoya, but he wouldn't allow pettiness to get in the way of his research.
actually he would considering in game he was prepared to let everyone die unless Hiro told him to summon the dragon stream because doki doki ugh yamato pls. but this time he was prepared to be semi-matureno subject
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Probably not, though. Not with that title, at least. He stared at Yamato though, and reached out to snatch the book from his hands.
"Stop acting like a child. Why are you contracted with Remiel, anyway?"
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"...I don't believe it is any of your business to know the reasoning behind my contracts," Yamato said, his voice dropping to subzero, "And neither is it the current topic of discussion."
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Turning to Shura again, he sighed. "What sort of curse is it, anyway? I'm somewhat experienced in researching ways to break curses."
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"--..." Nope. No. He isn't going to say anything. HE IS TOO BUSY BEING A SULKY CHILD.
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"That was not me doing it."
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"The only thing that can break the curse is the Lady of the Fount," Yamato muttered irritably. "Hence the research. Prayer does not work, and I doubt any other healing spell would work either."
Of course, a bit of elbow grease and indepth investigation could reveal another way of curing it, but he doubted Shura would willingly allow herself to be vivisected - or at the very least, the Magatama might not.
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He turns to Shura and looks contemplative for a moment. "You said this was Lucifer's doing?"
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Which was dangerous considering his strength...