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['Wasting your time', says the voice behind him. It certainly seems that way, with a swing and miss going on the scoreboard. The sounds that greet the attempt don't seem friendly. Must there be trouble? Can't we all just get along? Warren puts on hand on his hip, looking at the bunny. He then makes a second attempt, except he merely sticks his other hand inside the image to wiggle his fingers like a child in a sandpit. Hm. It's cold.]
I imagined you had tried,
[Perplexed, disappointed, but not exhaustively surprised, Warren turns back to face the weary voice.]
but I am not you.
[It was a slim chance anything would happen but hey, it cost nothing to try.]
Well, who wants to go first? Step up, don't be shy!
[This is loudly addressed to any and all spirits, Warren turning in a slow circle like a ringmaster.]
this is my only mildly concerning child spirits icon
"i am not you," sure rub it in. you're still in my head, fuckwit. he'll sit back and watch, like usual. see what happens when one of the littler ones approaches. or at least, he watches for as long as he can, which isn't very long before he's ducking his head down in his arms. hard to look.
the weepy little spirit draws closer to the headspace stranger, ever so curious. they're just as quiet as honky shadow rabbit over there, only speaking in whispers. asking why is he here, are you with the bad man, we're watching the rabbit together. why are you here? ]
omg babies~ -w-
The wee one is brave, and Warren says so. Among other child-appropriate praise. How good they are to keep Eggs company when he feels sad. How strong and kind to stay together. I want to help, he says in a whisper like theirs, because my bad, scary father made me play with sweet children just like you, too.
If he can touch these heartbreaking siblings Warren will sit on the floor and gather them up in his arms like puppies. He can't exorcise these ghosts. He doesn't know if this commiseration is all for nothing.]
Have I ever told you about the time I devoured my sire?
[Casual. A fishing pond story, from the tone of his voice. A storybook reading, nothing more.]
they just need a lil nap and some vengeance
eggsy might've become used to their presence by now, after thirty some-odd years. but he still flinches at the reminder, still hides his face in something so much stronger than shame. genuinely wishing he had a stomach to throw up with. such as it is.
but, enough about eggs. the brave (so brave!) one gathers close first, appearing to sit on the checkerboard tile floor below, though it's more of a ... floating-sit. slowly, the others begin to approach as well. there's seven of them in total. five of them surround the stranger, eager to listen to storytime. the other two remain hovering closer around ol' eggsy in the back, their shapes a little more defined than the five amorphous ones. familiarity, it seems. but ignore them. tell the little ones the story. they haven't had storytime in years. ]