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discedo2012-04-10 01:57 pm
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♠ first arrow; [video/action for Discedo]
[A pair of shrewd green eyes shows up blinking on the screen. The camera pulls back; England is lowering the device examining it--and apparently isn't aware it's recording yet because he's caught mid-sentence:]--the damn thing anyway. "Use this"... Can't even cast a spell, no need to be cheeky.
Of all the ways to pull a prank, this one's got to be the most moronic. [He knits his brows in concern as his footsteps crunch over the ground. He's searching, looking for anything familiar. A prank was one thing, having his magic become null was another. But, strangest of all was the empty sensation at the back of his mind.
England chews the side of his mouth in thought.] That's odd... [He stops abruptly, head snapping up. He fixates on a building, the camera angle low, peering up so it leaves his head and shoulders in clear view. A prank was his first thought and he'll hold onto that until he knows better, but... God, he'd prefer this landscape over the emptiness that's crawling over his mind and he'll be damned if he stands there and simply accepts it for what it is.
He shakes his head.] H-hah, nothing--nothing to worry about I'm sure, I--
[And then he notices the communicator's screen properly and he leans in.]
Is-- Was this thing recording?! How long-- Agh! There's nothing to see here--! If anybody can see or hear this broadcast, and I feel such a fool for thinking anything of it, I demand an explanation for this nonsense at once!
[And with that, he shuts off the device.]
Of all the ways to pull a prank, this one's got to be the most moronic. [He knits his brows in concern as his footsteps crunch over the ground. He's searching, looking for anything familiar. A prank was one thing, having his magic become null was another. But, strangest of all was the empty sensation at the back of his mind.
England chews the side of his mouth in thought.] That's odd... [He stops abruptly, head snapping up. He fixates on a building, the camera angle low, peering up so it leaves his head and shoulders in clear view. A prank was his first thought and he'll hold onto that until he knows better, but... God, he'd prefer this landscape over the emptiness that's crawling over his mind and he'll be damned if he stands there and simply accepts it for what it is.
He shakes his head.] H-hah, nothing--nothing to worry about I'm sure, I--
[And then he notices the communicator's screen properly and he leans in.]
Is-- Was this thing recording?! How long-- Agh! There's nothing to see here--! If anybody can see or hear this broadcast, and I feel such a fool for thinking anything of it, I demand an explanation for this nonsense at once!
[And with that, he shuts off the device.]
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Go to the frog if you want to be pampered and flattered, I'm far too sensible for that. [But not too self aware...]
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You said yourself you're not obligated to answer my questions, and if that's how you're feeling, I've no reason to trust you--a perfectly reasonable reaction at a madwoman wielding a broom.
[tugging importantly at his collar, adjusting it with his nose in the air.]
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I think we're finished here, don't you?
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You're certainly not England, else you'd be--you'd be reasonable! Yes, and you'd have proper manners. And to think I was almost fooled--
Good day madam.
[Almost. Turning on his heel to leave, feel free to yell at or stop him. :| ]
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[RESISTS THE URGE TO KICK HIM AS HE TURNS AWAY but just barely.] Good day indeed. [Spins around herself and starts to stomp off.]
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... Impatient, unkind and ungrateful, maybe you really are a brother. To think I was nearly pleased to see you.
[Now she's leaving. She hopes he gets eaten by wolves.]