eatsyourscience: (get me through this nightmare)
Seta Souji ▫ 瀬多総司 ([personal profile] eatsyourscience) wrote in [community profile] entrancelogs2014-09-17 04:32 pm

Here it is again, yet it stings like the first time

Who: Seta Souji [[personal profile] eatsyourscience] on the Mirrorside, Mirror!Seta Souji [[personal profile] denyingpets] on the Realside, and anyone stuck with them on their respective sides of the glass
Where: All over Wonderland
When: From shortly after the Queen's announcement, until the end of the event
Rating: PG-13, to be safe
Summary: Souji and his Mirror have switched sides before, under circumstances that weren't entirely different.
The Story:

+ The Mirror +
It's been nearly two years since the Queen of Hearts ordered her Mirrors through the glass to keep the Real things from crossing through magical doors. That was when Souji's Mirror received this mark on his forehead, barely hidden behind his bangs, and it's been itching and stinging and driving him insane ever since. He has to get rid of it. He has to, and if he can't manage it, he'll ask her to unmake him. He can't stand it anymore.

He darts through the glass when he's ordered like a loyal thing and he begins to stalk to Real side. He'll find some information, some clue. He just has to look around, talk to people, make people talk to him. Anyone will do. Anyone at all.


+ The Real +
Moving over to the other side of the glass is an unexpected jolt, but it's not unfamiliar. Souji's been here in this room before, but the terrariums had spiders in them then. He takes a moment to wonder at what happened to them before shaking his head and leaving the room. He should see who else is on this side and see if there's anyone who needs any help. He can fight or heal, so he might come in handy.


[OOC Note: This log is a catch all for both Real Souji and Mirror Souji. It's open to anyone, whether we've planned something or not. Just let me know which one you want in the subject line.]
pottershotter: (I know that we'll be safe and sound)

[personal profile] pottershotter 2014-12-05 06:39 am (UTC)(link)
The correct answer is no, he never wants to see any of that again. But that's also the cowardly answer, and he doesn't want to admit just how unsettling these films are to someone who seems mostly unfazed by them.

So, James shrugs as if he's unfazed too (but it's an easy act to see through).

"I could watch another - if we've got the time, I mean."