Prince Henry Tudor VII (
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[Event] It couldn't last forever.
[The lights going out had certainly surprised Henry, but he had been prepared for such a thing. He didn't fully understand the "electricity" that this place seemed to have, and thus, lacking that understanding, he had decided to prepare in case it disappeared.
Just like it had now.
Candles in that old-style holder and lit, Henry at least had some visibility despite the pressing darkness. Making sure to store away the others (at least after making sure Eleanor and Jack had ones themselves) he's started off into the Campus, looking for anyone lost in this darkness to help them find their way back to their dorms, or wherever else it was they wanted to go.]
Just like it had now.
Candles in that old-style holder and lit, Henry at least had some visibility despite the pressing darkness. Making sure to store away the others (at least after making sure Eleanor and Jack had ones themselves) he's started off into the Campus, looking for anyone lost in this darkness to help them find their way back to their dorms, or wherever else it was they wanted to go.]
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[It's the closest thing Henry will get to admittance that he'd fought - and lost - Dharc's power. He looks away, expression tense. How embarassing...]
I'm fine...
[He's quite clearly not. If Dharc had kept going, he might have gone into a full-out panic.]
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[He can tell Bakura's unsettled, but he isn't sure how to help. Dharc's power to do that... he simply doesn't understand.]
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Fine by me.
[He never wants to see that damn card again. A shiver runs down his spine suddenly. He understands it as little as Henry does.]
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[Dharc retreats into a "sleep" of his own, removing his presence from Bakura's awareness. The other spellcasters, however, are watching him intently, almost curiously.
Henry leans back against his former seat, closing his eyes again and trying to reach out to the Charmers. If they have this power... he has to feel them more closely, to see just what they can do.]
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...
[The lack of the presence of Dharc does ease his nerves a little. Even if the others being there still bother him. He can feel those eyes, gods dammit!]
Why are your monsters staring at me?
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[A pause.]
Some, however, are simply more unsettled and think you're more likely to go off your rocker and try to chew my throat out or something.
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Why would they think such a foolish thing?
[A little teasingly - ]
I like you too much to go for your throat first. I'd want to see you squirm too badly.
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[...Eyebrow.]
"Squirm?" I'm not entirely fond of the sound of that. And the idea of you liking me is a bit unsettling as well...
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[His words are almost dismissive. But still... he had that other part to it. His lips twitch into a smirk.]
Don't you know me well enough to know what type of person I am?
Heh. Nu. Ri. -Kun?
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Heh... I told you already... you'd have to fight Jack for that.
[His voice is calm, joking, but a bit more even in tone than it had been before.]
I know you're the type to play with your food, much like a cat...
Bah. Koo. Rah.
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I'd hate to have to wound someone with such a pretty face, so I guess I'll just have to let you get away.
[His voice is blatantly joking, his good mood returning.]
I guess that's a good way to put it, too! I like to see my prey writhing in fear before I strike. I guess that takes you off the risk list straight away. I don't think I have it in me to break that icy front.
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...That, however, gets another quirked look and somewhat of a smile, the king shaking his head a little.]
"Icy?" That's a new one. I'd heard it used to refer to my mother, but not quite myself...
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Heh... you don't look in the mirror much, do you? It seems like it would take someone more frightening than me to scare or anger you.
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Especially when they have many things to fall back upon as well.
I'll let you in on a secret, shall I? For a king... anger and fear are two of the most dangerous and crippling emotions.
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And that is why I called you icy.
I think... you're warmer with my host. He has fond feelings towards you.
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[It's more sarcastic than teasing, but Henry is sure to say it pointedly anyway.]
Is it strange, then, I'd feel a bit more warmly inclined towards him than you? Especially with such a soft, almost childlike aura about him verses the bored, idle beast aura you so often give off.
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[He sits back a little, feeling a lot warmer now. Much better.]
I'm not about to pretend I'm a good person, Henry. If I appear to be an idle beast around you... maybe that's because I usually approach you when I'm in a relaxed enough state.
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[After all, when a fed, bored tiger comes to sleep nearby, one doesn't complain, especially if it keeps its claws in.]
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I can't speak for this Christopher. All I know is what you mentioned to Ryou over the Monster World figure. But... if Jack is anything like me, I can see why you'd think that.
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As for Jack... he is, in some ways, and yet completely different in others.
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But it really does look like you have that touch for wild animals. I'm not sure whether to be impressed or afraid.
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