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Aoba Kuronuma Izumii
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[fancypost bgcolor=transparent; bordercolor=transparent; width: 490px; margin-top: -14.5px; letter-spacing: 1.5px; text-shadow: 0px 0px 5px black;]YOU WENT OUT TO BUY A STAR IN THE SKY TONIGHT
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[font=century gothic][b][font=georgia]AND IN YOUR MAN-MADE DARK THE LIGHT INSIDE YOU DIED
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[b]"Huh, well that's new,"
the young male would remark under his breath as he arrived at the foot of the stone staircase, his nonchalant mahogany gaze tracing the path up to the large chunks of land suspended amongst the clouds. Just what in the world was up with that...? Was this supposed to be some sort of zero-gravity environment? But that certainly wouldn't explain why he wasn't floating, now would it? Inclining his head to the side in an inquisitive fashion, his eyes would narrow, a look of bewilderment surfacing from within their depths. This place...completely defied the laws of physics. Perhaps this was some alternate universe tied to his world? As absurd as that seemed, it couldn't really be fully disproved. Anyway...what made even less sense was that no textbook he'd ever seen had mentioned a word about this. Surely, some human had to have discovered this place by now, given all their latest advancements and breakthroughs in technology and such. Aoba had first learned of Blizzardclan's existence through the rumours and stories of passing loners and rogues, but up until now he'd been pretty skeptical of their tales. It was just like the saying: "every lie held a grain of truth", but in this case, those strangers had told the whole truth. Huh...it was stupid in his eyes—how the world worked. It was a place where it was completely natural for everyone to feed off of one another, a place where nothing appeared to make any sense...he hated it with every fibre of his being—and yet, he couldn't help but feel a sense of grudging admiration for whatever entity had created it all.
So, now according to clan customs (or whatever information he'd managed to squeeze out of the last feline to have crossed paths with him), he was to wait here for one of the inhabitants to arrive, right? He supposed it made sense, that they didn't want random individuals roaming about in the vicinity...despite how vast as it appeared to be. Given that the territory seemed fairly large, he thought it safe to assume that a large number resided here. Admittedly, that fact did bother him a little, as he'd never liked most crowds. But...he would tolerate whatever annoying behaviours or mannerisms they displayed—or try to, at the very least. For the sake of what he'd come here for, he'd have to attempt to maintain amicable relations with these blizzardclanners, otherwise his trip would've just been for nothing; and despite his young age, he happened to have pretty sophisticated worldviews (though they were quite negative and cynical) and maturer preferences—and aside from just humanity and mortals in general, there was nothing he despised more than wasted time.
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