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❧ optional scenario.A thunderstorm seems to have taken over Asgard's sky, dark clouds hanging eerily low and crackling with energy. The entire city is cast into a gloomy grey, the actual colors of the plants and buildings just a little more dull than normal. The air feels thick and heavy, even indoors, and the weather seems to be having varying effects on everyone.
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sudden clap of thunder might bring back a sharp memory of the last time you were truly afraid of something.
A
bright flash of lightning might make your heart race with excitement and a sudden drive to do something you ordinarily wouldn't.
The
heavy downpour of rain might make you inexplicably sad about something, whether real or imagined.
These effects might only last a second, or perhaps they stay with you all day. Maybe you just have to get out of the rain and dry off, that's all - perhaps it's just normal weather.
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No such luck right now it seems. ]
You shouldn't challenge a doctor's diagnosis, you understand. I just confirmed that you don't suffer from memory loss...
[ Vanitas trails off. He realises that he's not doubting Noé, that he finds himself in the novel situation of simply believing someone. Could be that this is based on experience, the knowledge that Noé is neither stupid nor a liar. Could be that Noé's face is as annoyingly open as always.
In any case, something is off. ] What is the last thing you recall?
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[ He singles in on those last memories and is met with a very visual recollection of the "birth" of the so-called Beast of Gevaudan. The image of looking down the barrel of a gun before he knows it's going to shoot. The burning feeling of being pierced. Calling for help but those pleas falling on deaf ears. All these things he was asked to remember. Things he couldn't bear to ever forget. And that single ray of light, the center of which lie a familiar silhouette but he never...
He'd never reached them.
Not that he can remember. ]
...my last memories aren't my own. They're Jean-Jaques'. After that I... I don't remember. Did I pass out? Even so I remember thinking if I made it just a bit further, I'd be safe...
[ The pain he registered back then from that memory was capable of doing something like making him lose consciousness. That doesn't account for what Vanitas seems to think he should know though. ]
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You're about to tell me that the man isn't the Beast. [ Vanitas pauses, thoughts going a mile-a-minute. ] That's confirming it. They did feed you some sketchy potion, after all.
[ Not that the potion is the problem here. It doesn't add up, the two of them being part of the same story but also caught on different pages. There's the urge to push Noé for answers he won't have and yet the urge is tempered, somewhat, because Noé's face, it's the same drained expression he saw when they first met up again.
An expression Vanitas does not care for ] What did you see after you woke up?
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Sketchy potion...?
[It's a strange claim, but ultimately one that reminds him of something else he'd forgotten.]
Oh...
[ As if he remembered something seemingly important, his expression goes blank. ]
...the poison. I'd completely forgotten.
[ "Important", yet something he treats the same as if he'd forgotten to put something back where it belonged, or forgot to tie his shoes.
But he feels better now, so... it's probably fine? It's probably fine. He doesn't seem worried about it in the slightest. And at the very least he's moving well enough. ]
It seems like the effect has passed.
[ But... after he woke up? That would have to be-- ]
When I woke up, I was in a white room. I started looking around because I was curious and-- that's how I got here.
[ Simple enough. ]