Alter Cipher (
iridescentillusion) wrote in
genessia2016-04-14 01:53 am
4th Shadow | [Audio/Private Video]
[For a while, Cipher was getting ready to write off the majority of this realm as 'boring' with only a few points of interests here and there. After all, he spent his days doing one of three things: living Liam's life as a con artist, stalking the dark streets of Everglade to feed, or simply resting with his generals in the walls of his subarchway's temple. But it seemed with this latest newspaper, things had potentially started to get interesting. A distorted, echoed chuckle rises from his throat as he begins to speak in his usual distorted, doubled voice.]
And here I had thought this place was becoming dull. Perhaps I must learn to be more patient, as it seems quite a few seeds of chaos have been planted. The Hands of Decay, the Gray Feather Guild, and a risky play by Nova City's Guardian.
[Of course, there was still the unknown factor that is Diablo. But he can't go giving that surprise away, can he?]
I can only hope mortals will not prove themselves again to be disappointing, but such is to be expected of those who believe they carry more power and influence than they really do.
[He seems to hum to himself as he then thinks aloud.]
I do wonder in particular, how long it will be before that guild of halfbreeds is crushed.
[Video; Private to Roman]
[Now this, this is one thing that intrigued him the most. Roman had actually played an interesting card, one that surprised even him. Making use of that new little crystal to be able to make a deal with a Guardian? He had more nerve than Cipher gave him credit for.]
My, my. Getting awfully confident in ourselves now, aren't we?
[He would start the message in audio before the feed would switch on. Seeing that Roman was already aware of Cipher's true nature, there was no need to keep himself hidden in this case. He's simply sitting in the throne within the subarchway's temple, elbow resting on the arm and his chin resting on the back of his hand. One of his generals also happened to be standing nearby, but not paying attention to Cipher's business.]
You've caused quite the stir. I'm sure you are rather pleased with yourself.
And here I had thought this place was becoming dull. Perhaps I must learn to be more patient, as it seems quite a few seeds of chaos have been planted. The Hands of Decay, the Gray Feather Guild, and a risky play by Nova City's Guardian.
[Of course, there was still the unknown factor that is Diablo. But he can't go giving that surprise away, can he?]
I can only hope mortals will not prove themselves again to be disappointing, but such is to be expected of those who believe they carry more power and influence than they really do.
[He seems to hum to himself as he then thinks aloud.]
I do wonder in particular, how long it will be before that guild of halfbreeds is crushed.
[Video; Private to Roman]
[Now this, this is one thing that intrigued him the most. Roman had actually played an interesting card, one that surprised even him. Making use of that new little crystal to be able to make a deal with a Guardian? He had more nerve than Cipher gave him credit for.]
My, my. Getting awfully confident in ourselves now, aren't we?
[He would start the message in audio before the feed would switch on. Seeing that Roman was already aware of Cipher's true nature, there was no need to keep himself hidden in this case. He's simply sitting in the throne within the subarchway's temple, elbow resting on the arm and his chin resting on the back of his hand. One of his generals also happened to be standing nearby, but not paying attention to Cipher's business.]
You've caused quite the stir. I'm sure you are rather pleased with yourself.

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[Which would work to her own benefit. Not that she makes it obvious, of course.]
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But in due time, they would die just as all the rest and learn that the 'power' they were convinced they held was all just a farce.
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That's not because they are considered powerful, but because they know how to use it to their advantage. It's all about being smart.
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[He does forget that mortals are a little smarter than he realizes sometimes.]
Should that be the case, I do wonder who was responsible for that article and just how much information they think they have on the situation.
[Because honestly, if someone was using this as an excuse to irradicate a faction without them doing what they claim, Cipher himself may decide to step in. Tactics of genocide don't exactly sit well with him.]
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[She knows because it was her. She did her research before she makes her kills.]
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[This was an interesting fellow. She can't help but be drawn to the topic at hand.]
I completely agree~! Most burn brightly, but DIE off quickly. As such, they play fast and hard, which makes them do absurd things.
In any case, things have certainly become interesting, despite someone stating that life here was quite the opposite.
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Are they justified in taking action against those who use them and look down on them as lesser beings? Perhaps, but they are likely ill prepared for the consequences of their actions.
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They obviously think the actual authorities are incompetent. [She takes this time to shrug, even though it's voice.] Let them DIE while KILLING each other. It would be their just reward.
[Not to mention, entertaining.]
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Their battles are their own, and I have no intention of standing between them. It simply proves yet again that mortals are bound to make the same errors over again, and none shall learn from their ancestors' mistakes.
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You know what's funny about us mortals? We're usually the ones who win. I can almost guarantee that, considering the ego of "immortal people". If you won more often, you'd write a book about it, and no one ever has written a story where the evil immortal beings win the day.
And about that guild? That's the funny thing about passion and belief. They're stronger than oppression.
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I do not believe I made an allusion towards which was 'better' in any regard. I simply referred to them as boring. I've no interests in your righteous attitude, which you have clearly misplaced.
And they are being oppressed by others mortals, as it were. Perhaps, if you believe so strongly in 'passion' then maybe you should go to their aid. I'm sure they would love to hear your speeches instead of murdering those who could be innocents for all we know.
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[Sakura pouts in response to his video.]
People are trying their best and we can work to help everyone.
[She's very idealistic.]
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Yes, I am sure the Everglade Guardian is capable of helping everyone. And yet, those halfbreeds immediately chose the route of murder and violence, instead of approaching law enforcement peacefully for help.
Funny how that plays out.
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[She sounds a little unsure.]
They're just hurt.
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Had they played with even the slightest amount of caution, they would have taken a peaceful approach. Now, both parties will want to bypass the formalities and take it straight to bloodshed. It has happened before and it will happen again, where the error of one will spill the blood of many. This time, it will be both that of halfbreeds and 'purebloods.'
Tell me. How do you propose to approach these parties without instigating further battle?
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I'm not even sure what to think when we don't even know what makes these halfbreeds think that they're being pushed down. What has anyone done to them?
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In my time in Everglade, I, for one, have never bore witness to any indiscretion towards any particular race or breed during the day. After dark, it is simply kill or be killed regardless of who and what you are.
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[But the nightly curfew still remains a mystery.]
So that law isn't just an oppression against humans?
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The night creatures that dwell in Everglade are likely to not target strictly humans. They will attack whatever they deem as suitable prey. All living creatures have more than one source of food.
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What's with the tone, Cat Eyes? It's almost like you thought I wouldn't do anything with it.
I didn't make a deal with the devil just to stay on the defensive.
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Perhaps I did not expect it. I'm afraid I do not expect much from mortals anymore.
[But he was pleasantly surprised that Roman actually did something other than hide away and cower in a corner. It gives him more entertainment.]
But at least you have given yourself new freedoms. I do wonder if the safety of that companion of yours has something to do with it.
[Whoop, sure is talking about Neo there.]
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Of course it does! We come as a package deal, you know. A good business partner is hard to find and if I can keep this one out of magic superjail, it saves me the work of training a new one.
[Neo's not as much of a weak spot as he might expect. Roman has no problem admitting how important she is, as long as he doesn't have to get all misty-eyed and sentimental about it.]
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Ah, you do have many surprises to you, don't you, Torchwick? And here I thought you would only be out to cover your own skin rather than care for another's. "Business partner" or otherwise.
So tell me, what is it exactly that you plan to do now?
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