Yūya Sakaki (
hippocarnival) wrote2019-01-08 08:52 am
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Daybreak Academy | Inbox

STATUS: Student Grade 9
ACCOLADES: (Here is a list of leading roles Yuya's has in school theater performances over the past two years, plus a glowing review of his familiar Odd-Eyes)
BIO: Hello! You can call me Yuya. I'm from Sendai, Japan. This is my second year in Daybreak Academy. I'm a Tamer, and Odd-Eyes is my familiar. He's the big red dragon that hangs out in the courtyards. He's friendly but he tries to steal food sometimes. I speak Japanese and English but not very good French. I'm also in the theater club. I'm in Lumiere 203. Let's be friends!
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[The Iris Network is probably fine, though. If nobody minds (they're going to mind).] Maybe... the coven that taught me summoning might be able to look something up, since we're both from Japan. I'll ask them!
[After all, a daemon isn't likely to strike only once. There must be other accounts of contracted seers.]
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[He frowns a little at Yuya's internet comment.]
I think I should post it to the internet! If people like me knew about this kind of shit before, there'd be less unsuspecting victims for daemon contracts!
[He honestly has more faith in the "normal" citizens of the world at large than he does the students who monitor the Network. They will mind, and they'll be dismissive and filter it out, and then blame him for not warning them about something when he clearly did. The Network is bad.]
Do... do you think your coven would like know which daemon it was!?
[Is there actually hope for something like that?]
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[He's right that they deserve to know, but Yuya doesn't want to see Toki martyred for that.] But maybe? Or find other people who have similar contracts. Professor Valvatorez could also help you find which daemon it was.
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[He may have a bit of an issue with Valvatorez at the moment, under the impression he thinks Toki was an accessory to Kano's exploits. The number of faculty members he trusts has gone down significantly.]
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... Okay. Then I'll see if the coven knows anything. I'll tell you as soon as I know.
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[Toki looks at the floor in embarrassment. He's so stupid.]
He said his name was Taro Yamada.
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Instead he's quickly keying in notes on his phone.] That's probably not his real name... I mean that he changes it! But there might be other victims before he did. Do you remember anything else about meeting him?
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[He basically sounded like a much less confusing version of Gongenzaka, like Seiji.]
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I got it. Maybe it'll give us clues how to manage it.
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[He's heard Yuya on the phone with his mother a few times, but doesn't really know much about his family.]
So the coven... is it like your whole family? Or more like a community of people that aren't related?
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[Mostly older than him, though. They were mentors more than peers.]
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There's one piece of Yuya's story that he latches onto, even if he feels he shouldn't actually mention it.]
Your dad disappeared?
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When I was eight. I don't really know why or what happened.
[He shrugs a shoulder.] But I've always had I mom, and I wouldn't have met Odd Eyes if I didn't meet everyone in the coven!
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I'm glad it worked out for you.
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Yuya nods once with an affirmative hum. He was lucky, at least, to be surrounded by some sort of love from the beginning.]
Toki... do you like Kano? As a person, I mean, and a friend.
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He's described Kano as a parasite or a drug to Maverick before, and that's what he is. Something Toki wants, but can't have or it will make him sick. It will eat away at him until there's nothing left.
Toki can't answer Yuya's question. So he doesn't. He pretends he doesn't hear it and just walks into the bathroom and closes the door.]
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He sighs and goes to turn on the shower. He pulls his shirt off and almost laughs at himself in the mirror, because what the fuck is he doing? His torso and arms are covered in marker and paint and it's the second time today that he's admitting to himself Maverick was right. He's insane. He doesn't know if he's going to get better, or just better at hiding it.
Toki runs the water as hot as he can stand it and doesn't come out of the bathroom for forty minutes. It takes a while to scrub all the eye drawings off. When he opens the door, he finally answered Yuya's question.]
I don't know.
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You don't know?
[It's something that's always so clear to Yuya. He doesn't understand the uncertainty.]
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[He shrugs, thinking Yuya just didn't remember what he had asked.]
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It's okay, I was just really wondering, you know?
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[He doesn't fully understand the feelings himself; mixing in suspicions and paranoia, that may or may not be true. Toki climbs up to his loft - he still doesn't remember writing "over you, so take care" on the ceiling. It's not his handwriting, but no one else would have done it.]
Yuya, did I tell you about the cat in New York? I know I told Maverick...
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The cat that showed us that map was Kano. I've seen it before, the cat, in New York. I'm remembering more of it. After I left Minako's party, after everyone else had gone already, I was going to run away. When I got on the elevator, there was a cat. That same cat. Kano. It- he- followed me out of the hotel. I talked to him like he was a cat because I didn't know. I forgot what I asked the cat, but he was taking me somewhere down the sidewalk and then he darted out into the street. I didn't think, I just ran after him. I don't remember the impact, but I remember the lights. Why did he do that? Why would Kano want to hurt me if he's my friend?
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That idiot... [They're all stupid, reckless idiots, but really. Kano.] I don't know. But Kano always has a reason for doing things and... and he doesn't want to hurt his friends intentionally. [Yuya drags his hands down and looks up at Toki.] He just gets--sometimes his ideas are a lot worse than he thinks they are.
[It doesn't excuse the damage, in general, though Yuya's willing to be far more forgiving when it isn't intentional. He's been missing Toki, so Yuya's sure he didn't mean to hurt him that badly.]
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