Hazuki Mina (
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poly_chromatic2012-08-15 12:07 pm
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[Boredom was an interesting thing. Hazuki was sure some Contractors must experience it- she was sure she had, at times. In this City most of all. And if it did not interfere with the basic tenants of her personal safety, she did not see anything wrong with trying to erase that irksome thing.
She had very few hobbies, however. Perhaps she should get a new one. ... If only something out there seemed interesting.
As it was, she was curbing that odd instinct by walking the streets. Taking advantage, some might call it. Perverse retribution was what Hazuki thought of it as. She, whose contract required her to kiss men so intensely after using her powers, uncursed, and the rest affected?
It was almost funny.]
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Is this supposed to be emotional, or physical?
I can't tell.
[ooc; feel free to encounter Hazuki anywhere in the city. However, if you're a man she will... actively avoid being near you if you seem cursed.]
[Boredom was an interesting thing. Hazuki was sure some Contractors must experience it- she was sure she had, at times. In this City most of all. And if it did not interfere with the basic tenants of her personal safety, she did not see anything wrong with trying to erase that irksome thing.
She had very few hobbies, however. Perhaps she should get a new one. ... If only something out there seemed interesting.
As it was, she was curbing that odd instinct by walking the streets. Taking advantage, some might call it. Perverse retribution was what Hazuki thought of it as. She, whose contract required her to kiss men so intensely after using her powers, uncursed, and the rest affected?
It was almost funny.]
text [public];
Is this supposed to be emotional, or physical?
I can't tell.
[ooc; feel free to encounter Hazuki anywhere in the city. However, if you're a man she will... actively avoid being near you if you seem cursed.]

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Still, she feels... reticent for company, but she also can't justify ignoring Miss Hazuki.
If nothing else, she pauses to wave, smiling faintly.]
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So removed from emotion is the mind of a Contractor that she wouldn't be able to even begin identifying why she felt that strange attachment. (Namely, that Anna was what Yoko might have been like, if Yoko had lived. But she hadn't. The torture had killed her, and she'd ended up a bloody, broken corpse, not a traumatized woman struggling to regain a spark. It was like looking at Yoko, if Yoko had lived.)
Yoko had been...]
Anna.
[Called out, even though she had no logical reason to hail her, stop her, speak to her.]
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She knows that Miss Hazuki had made her cry, the very first time they had met, but the tears had come more from the woman's accurate interpretation of her injuries than it had from fear. Maybe she should be more afraid of Hazuki than she is, especially considering the sort of injuries she had come in with during that curse... but Anna doesn't know too many who can understand what torture looks like. Hazuki is someone who won't ask her difficult questions about it, she already knows. There's no lingering secret.]
Hello, Miss Hazuki. Are you having a good day?
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Decent enough.
[The answer is neutral. She's been looking for something to drown the small, irrational part of her brain in, and she's been finding it.]
You seemed occupied- did I disturb you?
[The questions that did not pry. Did I disturb you, not "what were you thinking about?" or "Why do you seem so-"]
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No, not at all. I was heading home. Or--
[She pauses with an uncertain look, thinking something over, and when she speaks there's an amount of bemused self-effacement.]
I may need to stop in town and look at furniture. Danish and I moved into a house, it's very empty right now.
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How is the house?
[That was an appropriate question, wasn't it?]
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[ And making mistakes. ]
[ Noticing the familiar woman, he nods politely. Focused on nothing but getting home. ]
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It's a joke. She knows who he is, and even with how things turned out... she cannot look upon him kindly. Even if he hadn't killed her, he had tortured her. He had led to what killed her.
She stops walking. And she stares. Cold.]
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[ Coincidence, in a Contractor's line of work, is nonexistent. ]
...Um, is something wrong?
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She wonders. Is his act truly that good, or is he from a different timeline? The way to tell would be by opening up to him- but that's something she does to... no one.
So she'll keep watching.]
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[ But he doesn't. So he'll go by instinct. ]
[ And watch her in turn. ]
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[ Contractors are rarely 'upset'. Will she rise to the subtle jab? Or brush it off? The latter, in many ways, will deepen his suspicions. ]
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It's nothing. You reminded me of someone is all.
[She makes a fake expression of her own, brushing it off- but it's blatantly more fake than his had been.]
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... Interesting, to say the least.
Interesting enough to slow as she sights her, dipping her head.]
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The woman who kissed Tony.
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The woman who suggested a ménage à trois.
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No point now, I suppose.
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[Honesty is always the best policy. And hey, he's not even here to be offended.]
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