Gµïltý Pleåsµreš

Subject: Re: Gµïltý Pleåsµreš Sun Oct 05, 2008 3:22 pm

(( Singhy & Haru accepted. I guess we can start now, because there's at least more than two people... ))

Crash, crash, crash!! Could be heard coming out of one room inside the Sohma's residence, people running out of the same room until only one was left. Tamiko was kneeling in the middle of the floor, out of breath from her tantrum. She had been sick lately, and the doctors wanted to test her out. Of course everyone knew her fear so they tried when she was sleeping, only to have the cruel God wake up before they could do anything. The nearest doctor received a glass pot thrown into his head, and any other person in the room got glasses, plates, and books thrown at them.

Everyone was gone though, Tamiko now mending a cut on her arm she'd gotten from a broken cup. Tamiko now stood up, going to another joined room next to hers while walking over glass and books lay askew. Inside the room was filled with stuffed animals of all kind, Tamiko picking up the nearest one. It happened to be a small purple rat, its head being stroked by her. "They are foolish, stupid people no?" she asked all her animals, know sitting in a corner with many more surrounding her. "If any one got hurt its not my fault though, they should know better not-" Tamiko stopped, having a terrible coughing fit to the point she had to bend over and use an animal to keep herself up. "Not to sneak up on me like that." Tamiko adjusted herself again, allowing it so a wall of animals surrounded her. No one could find her now if they just glanced in now, and that's what she wanted.

Subject: Re: Gµïltý Pleåsµreš Sun Oct 05, 2008 5:07 pm

As family members scattered their way around the grounds after their failed attempt to get Tamiko checked out, a small, young girl sat on her knees on the porch of the many traditional-style houses in the Sohma estate. She watched as a few dodged plates and fragile china teacups, trying to escape the fury of the angry God. The wrath of Tamiko seemed to worsen each day as she neared her twenty-first birthday, which was a mere two years away. It seemed as if no matter how hard anyone tried, not one could reason with the God, the ruler of the Sohma clan and the cursed Children of the Zodiac.

The members brushed themselves off quickly and began to converse in hushed tones, as if Tamiko could hear them. A few gave friendly smiles or acknowledgements to the girl, but the girl turned crimson and turned away from them, hiding her face. It wasn't her fault she was afraid of people; Tamiko was the one who had forced the Dragon to erase her mother's memory of her...just because she was weak and frail. "The Tiger...should be fearless and strong. Not some weak little child who cannot even walk.", Tamiko had said soon after Kano had turned three. After that, Kano had stopped speaking all together, forcing her father to take her out of school.

Sighing slightly, Kano turned back and brushed off the sleeves of her silk printed kimono, making sure there was no dust or dirt on them. She stood up slowly, wobbling slightly in her geta and glacing up at the sky through the opening in the porch roof. The sun was high in the sky now, which meant she should have gone to get lunch. But...it was so very warm. Kano didn't want to move from this spot; she could just stand here forever...forever until she felt as if she didn't exist anymore.

Subject: Re: Gµïltý Pleåsµreš Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:22 pm

After having played with a few animals, Tamiko spotted her large Tiger one, a smirk coming onto her face. She got up and went to the previous battleground, seeing there were already maids there. A few of the maids stopped what they were doing, the rest completely freezing in fear. A glare scanned across the room, before Tamiko spoke up. “Bring me my tiger once this place is cleaned up. I expect lunch and tea either before or when she gets here too.” was all she commanded, then sitting down into a large cushion on the floor that could have seated two people. The maids now started to even clean up quicker while Tamiko watched, fear on each of their faces. Without any sound, Tamiko picked up a book herself and started to place it on the shelf next to her, but her hand dropped it before it could even get there. Everyone now froze in the room, Tamiko now only having a face of horror on her. One brave maid stood up and placed it on the shelf, then the rest left to go and carry out Tamiko’s orders.

Even though everyone was gone and the book was removed, she still stared at the one spot, scared of herself. Even though she only had two years left her health was leaving to quick, faster than Akito’s had ever been. Tamiko couldn’t believe this was happening to her, not like this. She should have been able to pick up the book, go a whole week without becoming sick; It didn’t add up to anyone. She just threw half her room onto the other side, wasn’t she just fine? The thoughts were interrupted though, her door opening with two people coming in and setting tea down, along with three places.

Subject: Re: Gµïltý Pleåsµreš Tue Oct 07, 2008 5:01 pm

Kano's peaceful thoughts were interrupted as she heard a voice below her, though she could not understand whether they were speaking to her, or talking to another. Opening her eyes slowly, Kano looked down from her spot on the porch. Two maids, easily recognized as Tamiko's, stood before her with terrified looks on their faces. "K-Kano-san...Tamiko-dono has...has asked to see you right away.", one said, trembling slighty as she spoke. The other nodded her head quickly in agreement and shifted her gaze to the room where Tamiko was head before glancing back at Kano.

Of course, Kano was absolutley terrified of what was going to happen. In fact, the last time Tamiko had ever spoken to her was almost four years ago, when she was ten. Then, Tamiko had gone on a violent rage and almost struck Kano, but the maids had held her back. Trembling, Kano nodded quickly in understandment and let the two timid maids lead her to Tamiko's building. Her throat was now shut tight; even if she were forced, though she would not, Kano would not be able to speak a word. She kept her hands folded in front, the sleeves of her kimono swinging back and forth. 'Why...is it that she wants me? I have not done anything...have I?' Thoughts raced in and out of her head each second; so fast that she was unable to calm herself down.

In a few mere minutes, the three had reached Tamiko's room and the maids slid open the rice paper door, allowing Kano to walk inside on her own. Any remaning evidence of the battle that had been waged in the room was gone; the only thing visible in the afternoon light were the bookcases on the far walls, a few scrolls, and Tamiko, who was sitting on a large cushion on one side of a table. Lunch had, apparently, been set up for the two, which included green tea, rice, udon noodles, and daifuku. Kano quickly slipped of her geta and set them on a tatami mat near the door. She bowed to Tamiko, making sure her knees touched the ground before she made her way to the table.

Lowering herself slowly on the cushion set out for her, Kano did not glance at Tamiko once, studying the bitter green leaves in the cup in front of her. Of course, Kano wouldn't have said a word anyways, regardless of who it was sitting in front of her.

Subject: Re: Gµïltý Pleåsµreš Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:47 am

Bright sunlight flew into Kenji's room as the door of his home was opened by his mother who was leaving for work. Kenji shut his eyes at the sudden intrusion of light and turned away waiting for it to vanish to find that it didn't. He slowly turned toward the door to find that she had left it open, one of her signs that he needed to go out and get some exercise. A groan escaped his lips as he stood up from the couch he was laying on and stretched slightly, a jog would probably do him good. He turned his back to the open door and walked toward his small bedroom and entered it as his eyes explored the surroundings; it was rather empty with a dresser, a desk, some books, and his bed which seems that his mother had made for him. His body moved toward the dresser as he retrieved a pair of jogging pants and a t-shirt that was stored away and placed them on the desk.

Kenji began stripping from the pajamas he was wearing and threw them onto the floor and examined himself in the mirror in front of him. His black hair had started to grow rather long in the last few weeks, and it stood out at all ends which wasn't a surprise since he didn't bother combing it after his shower. His face was sad, but that was common for a child of the zodiac especially the cursed cat. He sighed as he began pulling on the new outfit and began walking toward the livingroom once more. He walked out of the door and pulled it closed behind him, not bothering to lock it since they were all family. "The Sohma estate..." he muttered gently to himself as he took in his surroundings. "What a hell to live in." His body began moving as he started running from his house toward the house of the god, a perfect starting point for his jog.

Subject: Re: Gµïltý Pleåsµreš Thu Oct 09, 2008 3:02 pm

“Still not talking, huh?” Tamiko rhetorically asked, looking up at Kano even though she was staring at the tea. Tamiko then looked over at the third place that was made at the table, wondering who had the guts to come and demand they would also attend meeting with Kano. “Well if you won’t talk like a normal human being, at least nod so I know you understand I’m talking. I guess asking how your life’s been is out of the question, along with how’ve you’ve been today… ” Mentally she shrugged her shoulders, looking down at the lunch. Tamiko hadn’t picked at anything yet, wanting to have full attention on Kano. “Did you ask for someone to come with you?” she asked, her voice and face expressionless when she looked back up from staring at the pattern on her plate.

It always bothered her when she didn’t know what was going on anywhere; especially inside her own house, concerning the Zodiac. The purple-black hair didn’t move out of place as she turned her head to look over at the third, empty place. A long, drawn out sigh came from Tamiko now, a waiting for a nod or shake from the younger girl across from her. The cup that was laid out for her full of tea was now being picked up, a growing smile being held back by her. ‘See, nothing’s wrong with me… I don’t see why people are making such a fu-’ Once again her thoughts were cut short, her hands feeling a massive amount of pain before they let go of the feeling of a bag of bricks. The teacup went to the floor, making a chip and spilling everywhere onto the floor. Without even thinking the plate was next to go, being thrown into the wall next to the door, along with a scream of frustration as it shattered, being followed in the same matter by the teacup. Her head hung and landed in both hands, Tamiko not looking up as she talked this time. “Get out…” she commanded to Kano, her voice now full of anger and shaky.