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entrancelogs2006-11-28 02:28 am
[Incomplete] Xemnas and Ansem
Who: Really, its only one Person Ansem and Xemnas
Where Somewhere in the Mansion, Garden, hallways, who knows
When: Night time!
Rating: Eh, probably PG
Summary: Oh you had to know this was going to happen. D: Ansem and Xemnas finally meet! :O
Ansem hadn't really expected much tonight. He was curious after Xemnas's comments about the grafitti, and simply had to come take a look. Perhaps his curiosity was a bit much, but he supposed that there was no discovery without at least a little curiosity. Afterall, he would never have become what he was without the thirst to know. Of course, neither would his other...and he was certain that the nobody shared many of the same traits that he did...albiet he probably could feel a great more than the others could. He may be a heartless, but he was a being of chaos, and beings of chaos are often exceptions to the rules.
And he...well, he was simply beyond the rules. He had a total disregard for such needless things. One did not get where they needed to go with morality codes and ethics...no...he would do simply what he must.
Which included amusing himself with the odd grafitti which was plastered across the walls.
Where Somewhere in the Mansion, Garden, hallways, who knows
When: Night time!
Rating: Eh, probably PG
Summary: Oh you had to know this was going to happen. D: Ansem and Xemnas finally meet! :O
Ansem hadn't really expected much tonight. He was curious after Xemnas's comments about the grafitti, and simply had to come take a look. Perhaps his curiosity was a bit much, but he supposed that there was no discovery without at least a little curiosity. Afterall, he would never have become what he was without the thirst to know. Of course, neither would his other...and he was certain that the nobody shared many of the same traits that he did...albiet he probably could feel a great more than the others could. He may be a heartless, but he was a being of chaos, and beings of chaos are often exceptions to the rules.
And he...well, he was simply beyond the rules. He had a total disregard for such needless things. One did not get where they needed to go with morality codes and ethics...no...he would do simply what he must.
Which included amusing himself with the odd grafitti which was plastered across the walls.

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He looked up from his examinations of one of the drawings to see a figure a little way down the hall -- probably taking a look too, no doubt. As he saw who it was, he couldn't help but smirk. Xemnas had talked to his Heartless plenty over the journals -- but they had not yet met in person. This was going to be interesting.
"Intriguing, aren't they?" he asked curiously, spotting a picture of a heart just above Ansem's shoulder. How ironic.
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"They are indeed...however ironic it may be," he chimed simply, eyes scanning the image, shaking his head slightly. As if two beings who could not feel could even remotely care on an emotional level was absurd!
However, he did often note the closeness of the two, and perhaps if they were under different circumstances, the grafitti would be true.
He had to lift an eyebrow. "I'm surprised a certain berserker has not already removed it," he claimed simply.
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"Ironic that such a fuss has been kicked up about it by a Nobody?" he asked, slightly amused. "I understand that a lot of people have been making assumptions about the pair of them, but." Despite the symbolism of the picture, he thought it lightened up the mansion and made it a bit more... lively. Or something. He was never really good with adjectives.
Xemnas couldn't help but chuckle at that. "I'm sure that he is trying his best to remove it all before Vexen sees even as we speak; I think he's even enlisted the help of some of the mansion's residents. Really, it isn't all that bad," he mused.
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He did, however, chuckle softly, staring at the wall with a smirk. "That desperate, hn?" he questioned, topaz eyes glinting just slightly. "Too bad there is no way to make this...permanent," he purred, mind already running through possibilities.
Oh, he was still a scientist...even had a make-shift lab in his quarters, trying to figure out the mysteries of not only the nature of dark and light (like always) but also the nature of this mansion. He was not sure if he had the proper materials to solidify this 'art job' enough to make it a permanent decoration.
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"He enlisted the help of the woman who dyed his clothing pink, so I suppose so," he shrugged. "I'm sure there is a way to make it permanent... between the pair of us, we can probably come up with something, if you so wish."
Somehow, he could imagine Even complaining about the misuse of science in such a way. Oh, well.
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Chuckling, however, he pondered the thought. Teaming up with his other...it would be like being...whole...again? Perhaps. It was an odd thought, but not one that was wholly detestable. "I'm certain we could come up with something to at least prolong its life," he stated simply, spurting out the end of a rather long inner monologue.
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The thought of teaming up with his other was an unusual one, but it would be a rather… interesting experience, to say the least.
“I am confident that we can… the only question is what we can use. Perhaps there is some sort of material or transparent paint or something – maybe even magic? -- that we could use to protect it,” he mused, gears turning in his head.
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"Afterall, I'm sure some sort of fixative could do the job..." he mused alout.
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This place was maddening!
"Shall we, then?" he questioned, tipping his head in the direction of his quarters.
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"Certainly," he nodded, slowly starting to walk in the direction Ansem had indicated.
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They finally stopped at his room, and he opened the door, holding it open for his other.
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He nodded his head in acknowledgement and gave the other a brief 'thank you' before stepping inside, resisting the temptation to look around the other's room. Much like himself, Xemnas suspected, Ansem would hardly appreciate it.
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Unlike that silly program Ansem the Wise had decided to put into place...he never really saw the point. This one did it's duty. His computer responded perfectly, without the need for an odd program.
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Putting that aside, he folded his arms again, looking at the other questioningly. "What shall we start with, then?" The obvious answer was, of course, finding the right chemicals and products, but as it was Ansem's laboratory, it would be up to him to decide.
[ooc; taking some liberties with canon again! :X and that last bit roughly translates to, "because Xemnas is laaazy". XD;]
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Ansem peered around, and shrugged, looking to rummage through one of the many drawers by the sink, pulling out a plethora of bottles and such that he simply tossed on the floor nonchalantly. "I knew I did not throw this trash away for a reason," he stated simply.
Then he stood, looking over the different sprays and washes and the like. "So, what do we have here?" he questioned, looking down on it.
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He stood next to the other man and examined what his search had brought up; it looked to be exactly what they needed for their little experiment. "That should suffice for the chemical side of things -- I don't suppose you have anything we can use to add stability to it too by any chance, do you?" he mused, giving them a once-over glance.
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"Perhaps a gel or something of the sort could be used..." he murmured, reaching down to pull a few bottles to his face, eyes scanning the ingredients quickly.