http://breakthetoy.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] breakthetoy.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] entrancelogs2008-05-29 11:15 pm

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Who: Larxene & Ovan
Where Ovan's Room
When: Mid-evening
Rating: PG-13
Summary: The Guide gives the Nymph a "demonstration, and the two proceed to discuss certain... matters.

The Story: It was the strangest thing! For some reason, many people had become gravely ill. Severe pain, black ooze, hallucinations... Those with medical experience were baffled at their own ineffectiveness. If no cure was found, many of victims would surely perish and die.

And that was perfectly fine for her.

They all deserved it, and she hoped that Axel and the keybearer where among the sick. In the meantime, she had plans of her own. It was unexpected that she'd have the opportunity to meet with someone during these troubling times. But Larxene always did enjoy learning about new things, and saw no reason to pass up such an opportunity.

She arrived at their designated meeting spot and let herself in the room.

"I haven't kept you waiting too long, have I?"

[identity profile] guidetouprising.livejournal.com 2008-05-30 04:11 am (UTC)(link)
Ovan was not pleased with having to play this part again, yet he had no choice. The advent of 'Geostigma' had shown him something; it would be possible for AIDA to come through and restart what small gift the mansion had given him. He would not loose Aina again. As such, precations needed to be made.

Haseo...needed to grow.

Haseo...it seemed to Ovan that he had come from the time shortly after being Data Drained. If he was to regain the entirety of his power that he had challenging him, he needed to make a puppet, a proxy...an ally to use AIDA.

So, when that one seemed interested in AIDA, he decided that perhaps it would be prudent to see if he could make an ally out of her. So, he waited in the room, casket gleaming. When she stepped in, he simply stated, "No, I was not."

[identity profile] guidetouprising.livejournal.com 2008-05-30 04:11 pm (UTC)(link)
Ovan turned to face her, his face masking any emotion he might have shown otherwise. The time for him to 'go to business' had come. He let out a small chuckle at her question.

"It is the demonstration. Tell me, what do you know about data?"

[identity profile] guidetouprising.livejournal.com 2008-05-30 11:33 pm (UTC)(link)
"Because...." He smirked with a dramatic pause; he was a douche like that, "...that's what I am and what AIDA is."

Inside the casket, in his arm, AIA writhed to life, getting the feed from Ovan's brain. Something new was here. Something human? No, it didn't seem to be...or was it? Regardless, AIDA knew it was coming out. It....it wanted to test the new being, to infect, to become one, to gather more and more data.

"Do you want to see what is inside?"

[identity profile] guidetouprising.livejournal.com 2008-05-31 05:56 am (UTC)(link)
Ovan smirked; he could sense her anticipation buidling, which is what he had wanted in the first place. He reached towards the lock on the casket, causing a small localized data destablization (or a lot of shaking, like an earthquake with a dial tone in the background) before the lock came tumbling down to the ground with a CLANG. Slowly, the 'staples' keeping the peices of the casket together came flying off and the pieces of the casket themselves slowly moved apart before a flash of light illuminated the area.

When the light died down, she would be able to see it. A tightly bound arm, holding a strange axe-like weapon. And at the shoulder, black dots, slowly forming themselves into a large bladed arm. The dots and the arm surged and writhed, as if being held back.

Ovan grimaced and let out a small grunt. "Is this...satisfactory for you?" He spoke with a bitter tone.

[identity profile] guidetouprising.livejournal.com 2008-06-02 07:48 pm (UTC)(link)
He nodded, curtly, his expression unreadable.

"Correct. This is AIDA. As for what it is, it would be simplest to say that AIDA is a virus." He stated with minimal emotion.

"Tell me, Larxene...when it comes to opposition, what is the biggest problem the manor gives to you?" He waits for her to answer and hope she says the right thing, the lack of permanent death.
Edited 2008-06-02 20:04 (UTC)