Yu Narukami (
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destinystrings2012-12-25 07:47 pm
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Who: The Investigation Team and Nanako plus one death goddess.
Where: Yu and Nanako's apartment.
Summary: The IT celebrates Christmas together away from home... more or less.
Warnings: Yu trying to keep up his mission to bring a Green Christmas to Hinoto-ri. Horrible singing. lulz
It was a bit rushed and last minute -- and most of the work had to be done by other people because a certain grey haired leader was currently acting like an idiot -- but the apartment that Yu and Nanako shared was currently decked out for the winter holiday. Streamers hung around door frames and windows, and someone had even managed to bring in a little fake pine tree to be decorated.
There's also food, of course, though how good it is depends greatly on who cooked it. Taste with care, least you end up poisoned on Christmas.
It might not seem very festive at the moment, especially considering the current state (and presence) of certain individuals... but that will change at midnight at least.
Where: Yu and Nanako's apartment.
Summary: The IT celebrates Christmas together away from home... more or less.
Warnings: Yu trying to keep up his mission to bring a Green Christmas to Hinoto-ri. Horrible singing. lulz
It was a bit rushed and last minute -- and most of the work had to be done by other people because a certain grey haired leader was currently acting like an idiot -- but the apartment that Yu and Nanako shared was currently decked out for the winter holiday. Streamers hung around door frames and windows, and someone had even managed to bring in a little fake pine tree to be decorated.
There's also food, of course, though how good it is depends greatly on who cooked it. Taste with care, least you end up poisoned on Christmas.
It might not seem very festive at the moment, especially considering the current state (and presence) of certain individuals... but that will change at midnight at least.

After Midnight
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And hiding away from the rest of the group right now, disguising his humiliation with the excuse that he needed to find where he hid everyone's presents.
Because. What. Even.
Next time Velvet Room came around? He was so getting rid of Pyro Jack.
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Yosuke gives Yu a concerned look. "Hey, let me help out." And in a more quiet tone once they're away from everyone else...
"You finally feeling alright, partner?"
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...he should have known he wouldn't be able to escape everyone for very long. He turned away a moment, letting out a private sigh, before returning his attention to his best friend.
"Yeah, sorry for worrying all of you."
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"I've had to help keep an eye on Nanako-chan. You really need to apologize to her more than anyone else." Though, Yosuke's aware that it wasn't really Yu's fault, but he's not sure Nanako-chan would understand that.
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If he pulled out of this without reversing his social links, he would be shocked.
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"...I can still do it," he muttered. "Switch clothes; it's a spell and it... stuck."
Constant reminder of what happened; just what he needed.
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No, it just shows that she cares, right?
"Yu-kun?"
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"...sorry."
It was the only thing he could think of to say.
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"Yu."
She dropped the honorific this time and put a hand on his shoulder.
"There's no need to say that. It's not your fault."
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That went too far... but he was being honest. It just came out... really bad.
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"I can't say it was because of the area. Because I could've said something at first but I didn't. It should be me who should apologize to you."
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Because, seriously, what; there was so much wrong on his end that he hardly saw anything completely bad about her reacting to it. She shouldn't be the one to take on any guilt here...
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No she hadn't used the opportunity of the 13th Hour to stealthily sneak in presents for everyone. No idea what you are all referring to.
No Frost Dolls were given in the making of these threads...just a copy of blackmail material in the form of someone receiving a copy of Green Christmas Style.
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He happened to look up as he was setting the presents under the tree, spotting Izanami keeping to herself as she had been for most of the night (at least that he noticed; he'd been too busy pouting over the fact that he couldn't wreck havoc. He held onto one present, excusing himself for a moment before heading right to her.
"Izanami..." he began. "Would you mind if we talked privately?"
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She paused in what she was doing when she noticed someone had spied her soon after she had returned. Somehow, she shouldn't have been so surprised by that, yet he had always been one who defied her expectations. Stubborn child.
"Of course not." After all, she had babysat you while you were... you know. Lead the way.
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Finally, though, he managed to piece his courage levels back together enough so that he could turn to face her, hands in his pockets.
"I... want to thank you," Yu finally began. "You helped everyone, helped them against me, even though you knew they wouldn't trust you. I... owe you a lot for that, and I can't thank you enough."
Now that he thought about it... he ended up in trouble, and Izanami ended up with all the social links. Funny how that works.
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Still, to say that she was not at least somewhat surprised by his words would have been an understatement and distortion of the "truth" they claim to hold so dear.
"You do not need to thank me," she replied without skipping a beat. "-and you owe me nothing. It is I that owed you and your friends. Rather, I will in yours and Amagi's futures."
Only one, technically. Silly normally silent protagonists.
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"Thank you very much."
Yu turned his attention back to the present he had brought in with him, finally handing it to her.
"...I got this for you," he explained softly. "I was afraid you wouldn't come, so... thank you for accepting my invitation. Merry Christmas."
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Of course she knew, but it had to be said. "But Senpai seemed to trust you even before he went crazy, so I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. I have got a lot of questions, though."
More than she really knew what to do with; talking to the 'perps' was really Naoto's job, and Rise was even worse at cutting to the chase than she was. Besides, now that she thought about how that just sounded, wasn't Izanami a guest here?
"But...since this is a party, I think that can wait. A little bit. Unless you feel like sharing now."
Ace*Detective.
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She chuckled, almost amused by how this started out. Well, at least she had a little more gall than the Hanamura boy.
"If you are so curious or would feel uncomfortable, then I do not mind answering at least a few. However, you realize that you could reach me at any time...?"
She was a COMP, too, Rise. Though it seemed as though she would be answering quite a few questions tonight, anyway.
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Unless she was talking about praying, but Rise is 99% sure Shinto doesn't work that way.
"I guess the most important question is if you're really satisfied with us winning," she said. "Most people I've met just dig in their heels and get mad when someone shows them they're wrong."
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