Not good! With straight-forwards, naive Azusa being completely incompetent at something requiring mental athletics like a riddle, she wanted to believe Shana would be able to come up with an answer without trouble...but it seemed the riddle was beyond her as well. Or you know, being thrown over a wall in a nightmare world made it hard to focus on something.
I mean, the more 'physical' the riddled voice became, the less the orange haired priestess was able to focus. It was better when it was a voice before it revealed its...grotesque, rotten body. "...What....is...that??" The orange-haired child spoke out, quickly becoming more pale. It was so...deformed; she couldn't tell whether it was originally supposed to be a human or not. Not that it mattered; at this point its horrific body was so twisted, just looking at it made her stomach churn and threaten to throw up. (Was that pieces of its skin falling off?!?)
It presented another verse of riddle, but it made no difference to Azusa. The moment it showed itself and she began to panic, no amount of content or hints would help her solve the question. "M-more time...I can't think..." She whimpered, retreating steadily until she was against the wall. Which was good, since her knee's suddenly began to feel extremely weak...too weak for her to stand on her own. "...Sh-shanna....answer the riddle....please!..."
...Fortunately, their savior came from the sky in time, landing next to Azusa and Shana. Not only that but...being able to think through the riddle despite seeing the putrid deformity? Thank the gods for Kagari! "Nothing?...Nothing? That is...cheating. Thats so unfair..." Azusa spoke aloud, running it through what she managed to remember of the riddle. It...fit...which must have been why she couldn't come up with an answer in the first place. "...I'm sorry I was useless, Shana...Without Kagari..." Well...She didn't want to imagine. Regardless, between Shana and Kagari's presence and his answer, Azusa managed to calm herself. This thing caught her off guard...But she wouldn't let it happen again, even if it was unimpressed with the answer Kagari came up with. Not it, or whatever lurking horrors awaited behind it.
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I mean, the more 'physical' the riddled voice became, the less the orange haired priestess was able to focus. It was better when it was a voice before it revealed its...grotesque, rotten body. "...What....is...that??" The orange-haired child spoke out, quickly becoming more pale. It was so...deformed; she couldn't tell whether it was originally supposed to be a human or not. Not that it mattered; at this point its horrific body was so twisted, just looking at it made her stomach churn and threaten to throw up. (Was that pieces of its skin falling off?!?)
It presented another verse of riddle, but it made no difference to Azusa. The moment it showed itself and she began to panic, no amount of content or hints would help her solve the question. "M-more time...I can't think..." She whimpered, retreating steadily until she was against the wall. Which was good, since her knee's suddenly began to feel extremely weak...too weak for her to stand on her own. "...Sh-shanna....answer the riddle....please!..."
...Fortunately, their savior came from the sky in time, landing next to Azusa and Shana. Not only that but...being able to think through the riddle despite seeing the putrid deformity? Thank the gods for Kagari! "Nothing?...Nothing? That is...cheating. Thats so unfair..." Azusa spoke aloud, running it through what she managed to remember of the riddle. It...fit...which must have been why she couldn't come up with an answer in the first place. "...I'm sorry I was useless, Shana...Without Kagari..." Well...She didn't want to imagine. Regardless, between Shana and Kagari's presence and his answer, Azusa managed to calm herself. This thing caught her off guard...But she wouldn't let it happen again, even if it was unimpressed with the answer Kagari came up with. Not it, or whatever lurking horrors awaited behind it.
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