[Action Post]

[herobydefault]

[Cloud has set Sephiroth's house on fire, and Sephiroth's body is definitely inside.]


[[ooc: Feel free to drop a line journal-wise or action-wise. Cloud's not letting Seph come back if there's even a slim chance of him being crazy. Of course, he hasn't slept in...a while. So he could just be having a nervous breakdown, but don't worry, he's not the homocidal type. Also, sry for spamming your flists with 3 posts today. >_>; Things happened kind of...fast. ]]

Comments

[herobydefault.livejournal.com]

Yeah. [Cloud turned back to the fire, his arms folded.] You need to go. I was inside his house, and I haven't burned my clothes yet or scrubbed off. You could catch what he had.

[themoonuplifts.livejournal.com]

That ... seems so pointless! What if the fire gets out of hand!? Or you get sick?!

[She sighs quietly and shifts her weight from one foot to the other and back again.]

You should probably go home, Cloud.

[herobydefault.livejournal.com]

The fire is far enough from other houses, and there aren't any nearby trees. I'm watching it.

[His shoulders stiffened slightly.]

And it's not pointless. You should go. You don't understand the situation.

[themoonuplifts.livejournal.com]

[She frowns lightly.]

Cloud. I hope I didn't offend you, but I'm afraid I can't see why this isn't pointless. Whoever lived there won't be happy to find the charred remains of their stuff.

[herobydefault.livejournal.com]

[Cloud frowned, but didn't move, his arms still crossed and his face still turned towards the fire. It was almost poetic justice...not that he'd been going for that.]

The houses repair themselves. And I have history with this person. I don't mean to be rude, but mind your own business.

[themoonuplifts.livejournal.com]

I've never been so wonderful at minding my own business, Cloud. I don't care if you had history with this person or not and I certainly don't care that the houses repair themselves. It's the simple fact you did it that bothers me.

[She shrugs her shoulders, realizing that watching the fire isn't going to help the sick.]

I'll leave you to you're own devices. I've got sick people to help.

[She promptly leaves, heading off towards the clinic.]