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Log; Ongoing
When; September 15th.
Rating; PG-13 for more-than-likely violence.
Characters; Mao {![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mindbreaking} & Lelouch {lel0uch}.
Summary; Once Nunnally has been rescued, Lelouch and Mao engage in a nice little chat on this whole kidnapping thing.
Log;
What seemed to him to be only a moment ago, Mao had been waiting. Just as before, he'd known that Lelouch would never turn down this challenge -- his sister was half the reason for that worthless, stupid dream of his anyway. So selfish, so predictable.
This time, however, Mao had felt certain that Lelouch would be completely defeated. He could ask for all the outside help he wanted, but he'd only be helping himself lose. The second Mao heard the thoughts of anyone Lelouch could possibly have sent within those five hundred meters would also be the second of Nunnally's death. Not that it mattered. Either way, she'd die. But it would just be all the more enjoyable if he could see --and hear-- Lelouch suffer right in front of him, finally paying for everything he did to interfere.
But as Mao came to, slowly becoming aware of the fact that he was more or less unable to move, he only felt terrible confusion and rage.
Impossible. Why hadn't he HEARD them?!
Rating; PG-13 for more-than-likely violence.
Characters; Mao {
mindbreaking} & Lelouch {lel0uch}.Summary; Once Nunnally has been rescued, Lelouch and Mao engage in a nice little chat on this whole kidnapping thing.
Log;
What seemed to him to be only a moment ago, Mao had been waiting. Just as before, he'd known that Lelouch would never turn down this challenge -- his sister was half the reason for that worthless, stupid dream of his anyway. So selfish, so predictable.
This time, however, Mao had felt certain that Lelouch would be completely defeated. He could ask for all the outside help he wanted, but he'd only be helping himself lose. The second Mao heard the thoughts of anyone Lelouch could possibly have sent within those five hundred meters would also be the second of Nunnally's death. Not that it mattered. Either way, she'd die. But it would just be all the more enjoyable if he could see --and hear-- Lelouch suffer right in front of him, finally paying for everything he did to interfere.
But as Mao came to, slowly becoming aware of the fact that he was more or less unable to move, he only felt terrible confusion and rage.
Impossible. Why hadn't he HEARD them?!