maskormenace | 001 | Aoko Nakamori

[ Nakamori Aoko is feeling a very complex mix of emotions. She’s just been told about her powers and that she has to live here now. She hadn’t really been able to get in a word edgewise as she ushered here and there in that weird building and then just dropped her off at this weird house. It’s left her one part scared, one part confused, one part excited (because superpowers!), but mostly it just left her angry. And now she has words. ]

Aoko doesn’t care if you did give her superpowers to make up for it, Stealing is stealing and kidnapping is kidnapping. It doesn’t matter if you’re government or not because it’s still illegal to take people from their homes. [ She’s pretty sure she was at home, she’s not really sure but that doesn’t make her any less angry. ]

The law is there for everyone to follow and no one is above it, it’s disgraceful your government thinks it can just pick and choose which ones it wants to follow. Aoko has family where you took her from! They’re going to be very upset and you’ll be very sorry.

[ She glares darkly at the device before continuing on, she’s not lecturing the people that brought her here yet. ]

And you can’t just drop people off at weird buildings with strangers and expect everything to be okay! They seem nice-and Aoko doesn’t have anything against them but you probably didn’t warn them either and that’s just rude.

If you brought Aoko here to help you should have just asked! Jeez! She Probably would have said yes. But you’ll never know, because you didn’t! [ And with an irritated huff, she cuts the feed ]

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[The text is going to pop up on Aoko's screen a few minutes after she cuts the feed. The picture is of a sunflower-haired kid that looks like a fox, and the ID reads: Fleetfoot.]

Yeah, I said it was like kidnapping, too, when I first got here. So I totally sympathise with you there, pretty miss.

But at the same time, I think it's a little bit counter-acted with the whole 'you get to be a superhero' now thing. But maybe that's just me.

[ Being completely unsure how to react to the compliment she completely ignores it. ]

If we're not allowed to go home then it's still kidnapping. Aoko's dad is the head of division two, so she's been trained exactly what to do in kidnapping situations.

[You should accept it with gusto, it won't be the first time he compliments you.]

 Is that right? A head of a whole division. Is this a police thing, or maybe a  detective agency?

And you'll be going up against an entire government, too, so. I hope this training is effective. Otherwise you might have trouble.

[ Just watch out for potentially jealous magicians ]

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police department. But Aoko has a friend that's a detective. But I'm not sure, if it's the government then they'd probably be able to recognise it, I'm sure some of their workers are bound to have families too.

[His innocent rabbit heart will be able to take it.]

 You from Tokyo too, huh? Nice to meet a fellow local, I'm from there too.
But there's one thing I think that you're missing from your little welcome to the place you've been kidnapped to:

We're not in a place that's close to home. I mean. This place is similar. But from what I've gathered, the time is a little different and your Tokyo and the Tokyo here:

Two different places.

Two different places? How do you mean?

 Exactly as it sounds.

This America isn't the same as the America back home.

It's a different world.

Different world, different people.

That sounds like the premise for a science fiction movie.

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