Lelouch vi Britannia (
thekingsgambit) wrote2011-03-12 07:59 pm
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IC: Just a game of chess?
[The cabin is deserted this afternoon, except for one failemp, who is positioned length-wise across one of the more comfortable chairs. He looks thoroughly exhausted, as he may have increasingly looked for the last several weeks. His hair hasn't been touched this morning and his usual winter jacket is nowhere to be found. Instead, he manages a loose hold on a few leaves of paper. Another stack sits beside the chair, slightly uneven as if someone has already gone through those papers. Luca rests curled but awake on the middle of his chest, her tail twitching rhythmically. Although Lelouch's attention is solely on the reports in his right hand, the left moves routinely over the cat's back, the probable cause for the movements of her tail.]
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Notes on the carnival?
[She doesn't wait for his response though; instead, she moves into the kitchenette to prepare a vase.]
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Testimonies and observations.
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The testimonies vary from person to person, suggesting that experiences are either determined by the individual or by the time of the visit. During the most recent sighting, one that involved a haunted house attraction, people reported seeing old enemies taunting them, grisly illusions that tried to attract them, an abandoned house or rooms of endless doors. A few people even managed to retrieve various items during their tour. The woman working the admissions stand was said to be difficult to read but pleasant, a change form what we usually have to put up with. The fortune teller from earlier was also seen nearby.
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[Tips his head back and closes his eyes, as if dealing with a headache. He sighs.]
It is all too convenient.
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[Lalala, putting the flowers into the vase. Someone will probably have to arrange them properly later.]
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We still do not know whether this group is privy to as much as Sayre or her family. It is unlikely they would be exchanging resources.
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[Pauses and opens his eyes, remembering something. He lifts the hand that's since been resting on Luca, which reveals itself to have been concealing Lelouch's black king between two of his fingers. In a quick move of his fingers, he twists the piece around in its hold.]
I will discuss it with Nunnally when she returns from seeing Nana.
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See that you fix your apperance first.
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[Catches that look, as he continues to twirl the king. After a moment he making a musing sound.]
Funny, you never seemed that interested.
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Games should be played to win after all. That was his usual lesson.
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It ceases to be a game when victory is the lone objective, however. And where is the element of sportsmanship then?
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Ah, is that what elder sister seeks from a match? Sportsmanship?
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The others here demand as much. I have learned to adjust to suit the nature of the game and the players. As you can imagine, they rarely care for the same level of tenacity elder brother and I once engaged in.
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You do nothing simply.
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Set up your board.
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But more than that, that same part of him perks at the chance for his usual escape. He has been too busy lately to retreat to the refuge of his board. Or maybe that was another thing he was sacrificing in his frantic attempts to equalize Nunnally's pain here...
He gives her a short nod, as he collects a set from his room.]
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