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[ action | closed ] here we go again, we're sick like animals we play pretend
Who: Genjyo Sanzo and Tannusen
Where: Genessia City
What: Tannusen is a nice kitty. (Or, you know, a massive jerk. Because cat.)
Warnings: I'm going to go out on a limb and guess 'a lot of profanity'.
Tannusen grew increasingly uncomfortable as time went by without him spending a while in his other form. When it came to it, he usually just lounged around in the apartment, or even in a closed Velvet Lust, and occasionally in Trahaerne's shop. Sometimes, lounging around wasn't enough and he stalked through Fayren's forests or other remote locals, clawing up the ground and climbing trees.
Once in a while, he decided to take advantage of not being on Earth, and spend time as a tiger more... publicly. Just because he could. It was novel! Weird as hell, but novel! Even if he knew that someday, someone was going to screw it up for him and beat Madison's record for the stupidest thing a human had ever done around him in this form.
But, despite that risk, this was one of those rare times when he was actually out in public.
There was a grassy little mini-park, somewhere in Genessia City. Well-tended, pleasant, and currently commandeered by a giant white bengal tiger. A record-breaking twelve and a half feet long with his tail, the tiger was given an extremely wide berth by the fake locals, and he was left in peace to soak in the sunlight and watch people walking past the little park.
Of course, someone's very shiny golden hair caught Tannusen's attention, and his gaze ended up following Genjyo Sanzo. They'd spoken once back in November, very briefly over video -- and the grumpy cuss of a priest had hung up on him, of course. Otherwise, all he knew of the guy came from his father's ever-so enthusiastic stories told over at Velvet Lust.
Including the fact that the guy was somehow scared of little housecats.
Little housecats! How peculiar. Tannusen watched the human passively from where he lay, the tip of his tail starting to twitch in the grass. It would sure be a shame if some giant damn cat started following the guy around for the day, wouldn't it...
Such a shame...
Where: Genessia City
What: Tannusen is a nice kitty. (Or, you know, a massive jerk. Because cat.)
Warnings: I'm going to go out on a limb and guess 'a lot of profanity'.
Tannusen grew increasingly uncomfortable as time went by without him spending a while in his other form. When it came to it, he usually just lounged around in the apartment, or even in a closed Velvet Lust, and occasionally in Trahaerne's shop. Sometimes, lounging around wasn't enough and he stalked through Fayren's forests or other remote locals, clawing up the ground and climbing trees.
Once in a while, he decided to take advantage of not being on Earth, and spend time as a tiger more... publicly. Just because he could. It was novel! Weird as hell, but novel! Even if he knew that someday, someone was going to screw it up for him and beat Madison's record for the stupidest thing a human had ever done around him in this form.
But, despite that risk, this was one of those rare times when he was actually out in public.
There was a grassy little mini-park, somewhere in Genessia City. Well-tended, pleasant, and currently commandeered by a giant white bengal tiger. A record-breaking twelve and a half feet long with his tail, the tiger was given an extremely wide berth by the fake locals, and he was left in peace to soak in the sunlight and watch people walking past the little park.
Of course, someone's very shiny golden hair caught Tannusen's attention, and his gaze ended up following Genjyo Sanzo. They'd spoken once back in November, very briefly over video -- and the grumpy cuss of a priest had hung up on him, of course. Otherwise, all he knew of the guy came from his father's ever-so enthusiastic stories told over at Velvet Lust.
Including the fact that the guy was somehow scared of little housecats.
Little housecats! How peculiar. Tannusen watched the human passively from where he lay, the tip of his tail starting to twitch in the grass. It would sure be a shame if some giant damn cat started following the guy around for the day, wouldn't it...
Such a shame...
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Sanzo whirled on his heel and made to stomp away. Why was the world so fucked looking? Is this what that dumbass cat thought was scary?! A nearby "fake" person gave Sanzo a weird look as he stepped over the tail of a massive serpent somehow laying across the road.
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So, naturally, he padded along after him.
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The trees were the worst, he had to jump out of the way when the last one he passed made a grab for him. What the fucking shit kind of illusion game was this?!
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Tannusen followed along, just close enough that Sanzo could faintly hear the giant cat purring at a distance. That was one amused damn animal. And one who navigated the weirdness of the chimerical world as naturally as breathing.
He'd had plenty of practice at it. Twenty-one years of being what he was, now? More practice than most his kind got.
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There, no more fun for you, shithead.
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Yep, he'd left. He'd track the priest down again in a half hour or so, by scent if nothing else. Give him just enough time to think he'd accomplished much.
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He glared at anyone that came within twenty feet of him and waited.
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Like any cat acted, really.
And with his visible stripes, it wasn't hard to figure out who he was.
"If you're waiting for the world to go back to normal, you've got a few hours left to go."
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"Hn." That's all you're getting, shitty cat.
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"Your dad never shuts up about you, you know. It's just the cutest thing."
Somewhere, Koumyou probably just sneezed.
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"I didn't ask."
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God damned Faerie.
God damned cat.
Both.
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Probably because he knew the lumpy bench was a critter that was about to start walking.
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