Childe "I Can Make Her Worse" Tartaglia (
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i'm dragging a heart that weighs a ton / holding out for not just anyone
[Fontaine: The technological hub of Teyvat.
For as long as anyone can remember, the country of Fontaine has always been the innovative center for the continent. High speed rail was originated here, and now spans across the entirety of Teyvat and beyond. High rises and skyscrapers pepper the skyline, modern Victorian buildings supporting a gear-like aesthetic from an era gone by. A thousand years ago, it was a much different place, but now it thrives with the bright lights and bustle of its people. One can hear the occasional street performer playing for cash, as businessmen and tourists alike walk down narrow cobblestone streets. People are buried in their phones, some take pictures as they gawk at the sights of the city, but one young man in particular walks languidly down the street, enjoying the life around him. He's in no hurry to get where he's going, as he has plenty of time to get there, noting a deli across the street from where he is now that he'll have to try.
Unfortunately, he is on business, so that'll have to wait.
Never being one to be dressed completely formal, he wears a comfortable pair of slacks and dress shoes, with a collared shirt that isn't buttoned up all the way under a grey vest. Various pieces of metal are woven into the vest, notably a crest on his right shoulder with a chain attached to it that hangs under his arm to the back. On his belt lies a Vision, glowing blue with hydro. The young man always seems friendly and easy going, but what lies underneath is something that not many are allowed to know- the heir to the family business of a company who develops tech for various products is also the right hand man of the mafia that runs the city.
And, their true business behind the scenes; creating Delusions to sell on the black market.
Today is a day where some investigating has to be done, and he's headed to see an old friend of his, from university. One that he's sure can help him with this problem he has. Entering the building, he swings in quietly to give a polite wave and a smile to the only person there.
Someone who looked exactly like their brother, whom he can only assume is the twin sister he'd yet to meet that he'd heard about.]
Hello, I was wondering if Aether was in today? I had a...business proposal for him, and I'm sure that he'd love to hear it. Unless of course, you might be of assistance instead.
For as long as anyone can remember, the country of Fontaine has always been the innovative center for the continent. High speed rail was originated here, and now spans across the entirety of Teyvat and beyond. High rises and skyscrapers pepper the skyline, modern Victorian buildings supporting a gear-like aesthetic from an era gone by. A thousand years ago, it was a much different place, but now it thrives with the bright lights and bustle of its people. One can hear the occasional street performer playing for cash, as businessmen and tourists alike walk down narrow cobblestone streets. People are buried in their phones, some take pictures as they gawk at the sights of the city, but one young man in particular walks languidly down the street, enjoying the life around him. He's in no hurry to get where he's going, as he has plenty of time to get there, noting a deli across the street from where he is now that he'll have to try.
Unfortunately, he is on business, so that'll have to wait.
Never being one to be dressed completely formal, he wears a comfortable pair of slacks and dress shoes, with a collared shirt that isn't buttoned up all the way under a grey vest. Various pieces of metal are woven into the vest, notably a crest on his right shoulder with a chain attached to it that hangs under his arm to the back. On his belt lies a Vision, glowing blue with hydro. The young man always seems friendly and easy going, but what lies underneath is something that not many are allowed to know- the heir to the family business of a company who develops tech for various products is also the right hand man of the mafia that runs the city.
And, their true business behind the scenes; creating Delusions to sell on the black market.
Today is a day where some investigating has to be done, and he's headed to see an old friend of his, from university. One that he's sure can help him with this problem he has. Entering the building, he swings in quietly to give a polite wave and a smile to the only person there.
Someone who looked exactly like their brother, whom he can only assume is the twin sister he'd yet to meet that he'd heard about.]
Hello, I was wondering if Aether was in today? I had a...business proposal for him, and I'm sure that he'd love to hear it. Unless of course, you might be of assistance instead.
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I might be second guessing myself right now if it weren't for the reaction of the crowd. Not to try to embarrass you, but you drew some attention. I grabbed you ask quickly as I could and took you back to the hotel so people couldn't get a good look at your face or worry too much about you.
[The whispers among the crowd were enough to send him into a mild drunken panic. Had their enemies been in the crowd, they'd been given more information on the both of them- something he didn't want.]
If you don't believe me, why don't you try seeing if you can bring forth that power to the surface? That's why we're here, after all.
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can she just leave? now? before her temper gets the better of her again. ]
You're probably mistaking me for the other Lumine.
[ which admittedly is very, very vexing, her heart squeezing tightly in her chest. she doesn't know why she's feeling that way, but she chalks it up to hating being compared to someone else. how is this different from being compared to her twin brother? ]
I'm going home.
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Wait. That's not it at all.
[He thinks for a moment, closing his eyes and letting out a deep breath.]
I know what I saw. And I know that you know I'm not lying to you. Just give it a shot, that's all I'm asking.
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but sure, she'll humour him. if only to prove him wrong and what he's seen was probably a figment of his imagination influenced by childe and lumine.
she holds out a hand, summoning a flurry of snowflakes into her open palm. it doesn't melt even in the warmth of her skin, the snowflakes piling up. ]
See? Cryo.
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Lumine, put your vision down on the ground away from you, and then try.
[Because it's easy to pull from the vision already on her person. To people like them, it's second nature- but finding that power from inside her won't be. He's not sure if he has to do something to force it out of her...though he'd rather not.]
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though, to be honest, she doesn't know how she was picturing this weekend to be, especially since she agreed to go with ajax. ]
If nothing happens, you owe me dinner for a month, [ she grumbles, as she crouches down, putting her cryo vision on the floor as instructed. ] Because this is such a waste of time.
[ she holds out her hand in front of her again, closing her eyes. what is she even supposed to summon? anemo? please. she gives it a few minutes before she opens her eyes, staring flatly at her empty hand. ]
See? Nothing.
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Hmmmm. Keep your hand out, but try this.
[How to put this? Maybe describing what he'd felt the wind do that night might be the ticket.]
Close your eyes, and focus your attention right towards your core. Then imagine the wind beginning to whip around you, and bring it outwards from your center to swirl and expand until it's a tornado surrounding you, as if you were the vortex of a storm.
[It's a simple concept, he thinks. Maybe it'll help.]
Try it at least a few times. If it really doesn't work, I promise I'll follow through with dinner for a month.
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lumine sighs yet again, wondering if a month's dinner is even worth the stress and exasperation over this. maybe she should've asked for a year ... but that would mean having to see him for the next twelve months.
that's practically torture.
but whatever, she closes her eyes again. tries to imagine what he's described: winds whipping around her, the vortex of a storm with her at the centre. she almost tells him that he's wrong, her eyes flashing open, when the wind billows around her, her skirt whipping around her legs.
lumine blinks, but before she can say anything, it dies down. ]
What ... just happened?
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His eyes widen, brightening with wonder and excitement.]
Don't stop this time.
[Is all he says, smile wide as he looks at her.]
Keep going. You almost had it.
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lumine deliberately stifles the power, letting her hand fall back to her side. a moment later, she's bending down to pick up her vision, slipping it back into her pocket. ]
I'm heading back. This is getting out of hand, and you know it, Ajax.
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Lumine, tell me, what happens then?
[He asks, softly.]
What happens to you if you walk away? You never told me what really happened that night. [He pauses, before saying what he thinks is an undeniable truth.] ...They'll be back, won't they. They just haven't made their move yet.
[The last statement is layered, his own emotions cracking through. Worry, concern, sadness- they all lie there, in the open for her ignore or listen to. He truly hadn't meant for this to happen, but his gut tells him this isn't over, and it's not their choice anymore.]
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it wouldn't be a farfetched conclusion, after all: her brother has involved himself with fontaine's mafia family, and the enemies of said family would of course go after him or his loved ones. very logical, and it all makes sense.
unlike what's happening to them right now, where nothing made sense. none of the visions they've had had answers, filling them up with more questions instead. ]
The Volkovs have a lot of enemies, don't they? [ she starts slowly. she probably shouldn't say it out loud; she's in their territory, after all. who knows who's listening in. ]
People who were disadvantaged by your businesses, by underhanded means? Maybe some of them would've lost money, jobs, connections, even loved ones because of your family?
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I won't deny that we have brought hardship to others in some fashion, [he admits slowly, voice measured and calm.] But for whatever hardships we have inflicted, none of it should be related to the history of Childe and Lumine.
[He wants to make that clear. There's no connection to the Volkovs and Teyvat's ancient history. Not that he's aware of.]
We are the only connection to them, with the visions that are inflicted upon us. No one knows about this on my end. So, I do hope you have a point in bringing my family up.
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she supposes it's because they thought she'd be gone anyway, her life snuffed away by whoever placed a hit on her head. ]
Can you say that those grudges other people hold towards you and your family are ancient?
[ if it was a figure of speech, then she wouldn't have dwelt on it for so long. wouldn't have batted an eyelash over it. but the way it was said that night didn't feel like a figure of speech. ]
I've always wondered by I was targeted instead of Aether. I thought that maybe it's because we've been seen together too much lately, so perhaps they thought they could use me as leverage against you and your family.
[ some form of weakness to cow him, even if it's been clear that their connection has been tenuous and superficial at best. ]
But see, if it was just some grudge about your family, then why would one of them call me the Traveler?
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Ancient is a word he'd use for their counterparts. Not his family.
So it's when she tells them that one of them called her the Traveler, that his eyes widen in surprise.]
What exactly are you trying to say?
[It's said with more curiosity and confusion than any kind of possible implication. His words aren't angry, not at her. Angry that perhaps someone had been snooping around his office, hacked his computer, any one of those things.]
Why would anyone assume the Traveler is you? There's no way they could know. The only reason we know is because we've heard Childe call her that himself. Do you really think they are assuming you're her simply because you share the same first name?
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Why indeed, Ajax? Why would anyone call and assume that the Traveler is me?
[ he's right that they only know of this because of the visions they've been having. he's also right that they might've just assumed that it's because she shares the same name as her. ]
Unless there's someone else involved here other than us. Someone with an ancient grudge, not against your family but against those two. Have you ever considered it? Have you ever thought about it? That maybe, just maybe, there's another force at play here that we don't know about and yet you keep sticking your nose into this business?
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[He stares back at her, feeling his own temper begin to rise, but he pushes it down. He doesn't particularly like being accused of something that he doesn't know nor think is necessarily his fault.]
You have to calm down for a second. Who would have a grudge against them? You're making a lot of assumptions here.
[Stepping forward, he puts his hands up, as if to reiterate that she needs to hold on a second, calm down, and think about this more clearly.]
Childe and Lumine died over a thousand years ago. Who holds a grudge for that long, and why? Who even lives that long to remember what they did, back then?I've barely found a hint of information that would merit anyone taking action against you or I for something they had done in the past. There's a lot we still don't know.
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she wonders if there are things that he's aware of, things that he's researched about. probably not, because such stories have not been written in text, and the only person who's ever told her such is a man who seems much, much older than he looks.
zhongli had seemed like he had so much to tell her that day, and yet he also seemed like he was hiding things from her. deliberately left gaps in his recollections of history. ]
Did you know that despite gods having the ability to die or be killed, their grudges never go away? Their emotions, their power remain effective, even after decades, centuries, millennia have passed. They have the ability to spread strange diseases, contaminate the land, afflict people with darkness ...
[ lumine turns away from him again, pulling the door open so she can leave. ] The Traveler had openly opposed the gods a thousand years ago with their twin sibling. I wouldn't be surprised if a grudge against them still remains.
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Don't go yet.
[He reaches out to let his hand fall onto her shoulder, unsure at first of what to say.]
If that's true, then you're in more danger than I even thought previously. And if that's true...
[He looks down, eyes scanning the ground for nothing as he tries to find the words.]
Then I don't think whatever poking around I've been doing would have mattered. If there's an ancient grudge against them...they would have come for us eventually anyway. It just so happens they've already found us. Perhaps we're their descendants...that would explain why they look like us. Though it still doesn't explain how our siblings have the same names as well. It's too convenient, don't you think?
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in a way, it feels like they've uncovered something they shouldn't have uncovered. even if it's unwittingly dragged them into it with no rhyme or reason.
lumine opens her mouth to respond to him, to tell him that yes, it's all too convenient and doesn't he find that strange? but words seem to fade on her tongue, their surroundings shifting and melting once more as it has time and time again. she wonders what kind of vision it is this time around when she freezes, eyes widening.
the sky above her is painted red, dark angry clouds swirling in its vastness. and before her, the pure white landscape, charred and torn into pieces, is littered with unmoving bodies. even the air smells like fire and death, burning her throat as it fills her lungs. she's on a battlefield.
lumine! aether's face swims into her view, haloed by golden light despite his cheeks being smudged with what looks like blood and soot. what are you doing standing here? we should go! ]
Aether ... [ her twin brother grabs her hand, pulling her down a white path. her other hand is curled around a sword, gold and silver. ] Where are we going?
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We must hurry ahead to aid the Tsaritsa. Even now, she fights the usurper god on her own. Given the destruction we see before us now...I'm not sure how well she may be faring, gnoses or not. Come on, you two! We've no time to waste!
[His movements reflect the electro power he wields now, leaping effortlessly over fallen friends and foes alike, shaken at the sight of the sky above them having changed from that pure blue to such a threatening color. Other parts of the land suddenly explode in places in a bright light of elements clashing against one another, of which he's sure some of those fights were between Celestia's generals and the other archons.
One such light glimmers and shatters in the sky over and over again, an incredible battle taking place up ahead. Childe knows instinctively that Her Majesty is there, fighting. And he has to get there at all costs.
As they arrive, it's an incredible show of power as the Cryo Archon wields the power of all seven elements, striking the usurper god with all her strength and taking blows equally as devastating in return. Childe's eyes go wide as he watches, pride swelling within him for her as she fights. But it's a losing battle, the Tsaritsa losing ground and taking too many blows where her opponent doesn't seem to be slowing down.
And with one misstep, a spear lances through the sacrosanct Cryo Archon, her face contorting into a look of hatred and surprise. Childe looks on, unable to believe what he's seen, and fears that now they'd all die when her body shudders and breathes its last breath. But the usurper knows better than to let her death be the end of them all- with its power, it seals the body before it can explode with incredible power, which would have destroyed everything and everyone within its radius.
The sound of her divine power is deafening as it slams against the confines of the seal as she dies, and the light it emits from within the cage is blinding.]
Get down!
[Shockwaves radiate through the cage regardless, threatening to cast them hundreds of feet away if they lose their footing, and the Harbinger grabs a hold of the twins as the force hits them like a truck. Though once it settles, he counts his lucky stars that they're all still alive, breathing heavily and looking up in despair.]
She's gone...no...
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when the dust finally settles, cold air seemingly swirling around them, she can see the look of despair in his eyes. the archon, after all, was someone he admired, someone he looked up to; she was a beacon to him, someone who held a place in his heart that even she could not completely occupy. her hand brushes against his cheek beneath his mask, wishing she could ease the burden of his anguish. ]
Ajax, [ she whispers softly, pressing her forehead against his. ] I'm sorry ...
[ they can mourn the dead later, however, when they celebrate their victory. her twin brother, his gaze averted as if to give them a moment's privacy, tugs at her arm to pull her back to her feet. the usurper god hovers above them, its attention locked onto a portal opening somewhere to their side. a man in black and blue steps out, followed by a hoard of strange creatures.
dain is here. c'mon, you two, while the usurper god is—
aether's sentence gets cut off when the sustainer of heavenly principles step out in front of them, blocking their path once more, as she once did five hundred years ago. her brother brandishes his sword, his expression full of determination. ]
Aether—
[ ajax, take lumine and go! don't worry, i'll be right behind you, sister.
lumine glances back to see wings emerge from aether's back, her brother disappearing in a streak of light hurtling towards the goddess. but even before she can change her mind to help him out, she's parrying a blow with her sword, the flash of light powerful enough to wipe them out. the usurper god has turned to them, its full attention now directed at her.
the gems on her clothes glow purple as she directs electro energy through her body, zipping across the landscape to land a blow on the god. ]
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But at least she died like a true warrior. That's the only consolance he can take from this.
He stands with them, determination set on his features, glad to see the support that's come in the nick of time following the former leader of the royal guard. He doesn't respond to Aether, the adrenaline of a new and even more exciting fight pumping through him, turning back to their foe who has already initiated the fight with them-
-and he's blown back by the power of the strike directed at Lumine, who's parried it and begun her own assault. Not one to stand on the sidelines, his transformation begins, hydro and electro energy surrounding him as he pulls power from the deepest part of his core, a dark energy that he's learned to control that manifests in a familiar dark armor. That abyssal power surges through him and outward, as he joins Lumine in her fight, soaring through the air effortlessly to coordinate an attack towards this usurper with a dark celestial blade that cries for the blood of the god that has strangled Teyvat for as long as the very Seven have been alive.
His blade strikes against another blinding flash of light as the god blocks both of their blows, unimpressed with the two of them floating in front of them as if they had any chance of defeating it.
Join the rest of your world in destruction.]
C̼̺͕o̡̦̻m̡̺͜r̦̙͖a͚̪͖d͔̠͙e̞͙̝,̪̪͙ w̞̠̠h̠̼̫y͉̟̝ d̺͚̟o͕̙̦n̢͉͓'͚̫̞t͖͙͖ w̫̼͜e̞͓͕ s͖̫̪h̻̫͍o̠͎͔w͕͎̟ t̡͇̺h̟̠͓i͍̻̺s̼̻͉ f̝̠͎a̼̟͎l̪͕s̢͉̞e̻̫͉ g̢͚̻o̞̞̠d̢͖͜ w͎͙͜h̡̻͕a̡͇̞t̡̙̝ t͚͖͓h̢͔̟e͖̝̫y̡̞̠'̞̞͔r̡͖͎e͚̟͎ u͕̙̘p̡̪͉ a̟͔͜g͔̦͖a͔̠i̘͙̝n̡͎̝s͓͍͇t͕̝̺.̢
[It's a dark, frenzied laugh that come out of him, excited for this battle. He begins his assault, to join her with her own, to bring this god down- and he's loving every second of it.]
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in any case, there's no time for her to think about other things, especially when their attacks, as coordinated as they are, seem to be ineffectual on the usurper god.
lumine quickly darts down to avoid a tendril of celestial energy, strange cubes erupting in its wake to try and imprison her. she's seen those before, and her years in teyvat have taught her how to avoid them; they're not at all different from some of the abilities of the creatures, after all.
she runs a hand along her blade, silver steel suddenly coated with electro on one side. she turns it over, running pyro on the other side. she can smell the scent of ozone in the air, electricity reacting with fire, as she once more charges towards the god and sends an arc of intertwined elements with a slash of her sword.
it seems to react to it, affected by the elemental reactions of teyvat. good, it's still bound by the laws of this world, even if it's appointed itself as its sovereign. in retaliation, it sweeps an arm to brush her off, sending her hurtling back to collide against a pillar.
she can feel several bones cracking, her rib definitely taking the brunt of that blow, and she can certainly taste something metallic inside her mouth. but before she can get back up, there's another sweep of golden energy moving towards her.
lumine summons a geo construct to block it, the rock cracking easily under its power ... ]
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Hydro and electro energy come raining down to follow up to her own attack, Childe laughing maniacally as electricity seems to race across the water, electrocuting the god as Lumine slams into a pillar.
It may only be because of this short distraction that there's a few seconds for Childe to understand exactly what's happening in front of him.
He blinks out of existence as that energy is launched right at Lumine, appearing next to her as the geo construct finally explodes. His abyssal blades come up to block, the energy slamming against them with a strength that he hadn't prepared for, his muscles burning with the effort of keeping it from slicing the two of them in half. With one motion, he swings his blades outward, the energy dissipating with a shockwave that rocks him, gritting his teeth with the effort as the celestial cape he wears billows in the wind from the impact.
And in a flash, the god appears in front of them both. Instinctively, Childe thrusts his blade forward toward them, aiming for the middle of their chest.
The diamond-shaped spear that appears in the air lances downward at the same time, striking him through the stomach. It sears through his armor, through his organs through to the other side, the tip so dangerously close to Lumine that it almost touches her. Blood drips off of it, and the Harbinger falls from the sky, as the god stumbles backward.
Abyssal energy swirls around the wound Childe has created in the god, his blade sticking out of it. It looks downward at the mortal with incredulity, unable to process that such an inferior being has inflicting such a permanent and terrible blow. But Tartaglia hits the ground with a loud thud, landing on his side and not moving for several moments.
His vision blurs, not dead, but he can feel his own life begin to ebb away. He doesn't have the strength to look upward at first, trying to conserve his strength for a second. He's done for, and he knows it, the sight of the spear through his middle making him laugh. Ah...so this is how it ends, is it.]
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