The Old and the Young [Social rp, Closed]

[Hebika Nara]

[Social Rp Between Vesta and Hebika Nara]

It was not often that Hebika enjoyed staying around Karakura outside of Shizuka's company. For indeed while she did so enjoy the area for her, it was rather that the area itself was.....drab. Battles bygone, and the tumultuous nature of events that transpired therein, the place was: to place it in the simplest and most understated of manners: A Spiritual clusterfuck. And indeed, had she not been so inclined to remain within her companion's company, she may never have remained in such a place. 

Even as she jogged through the woods, a set of earphones in place, trying her damndest to ignore the incessant sensation of shinigami, hollows, and other such presences within the vicinity of erself in that big, wide city, she did so wish that the place was not so terribly busy, in such sharp contrast to when she had been spiritually unaware and with no sensory ability to feel such presences outside of direct line of sight. But it did so happen that the woods, at least, were far more tolerable. Not only in the fact that they had less of a spiritual presence, but that they actually had a larger void of spiritual concentration than the surrounding area. As indeed while karakura was dense, the area arund it was actually almost devoid of creatures, as any aware spirit would either be driven toward or away from the place. So it had it's ups and downs. 

Of course, she had other things to worry about as she jogged. She had heard a number of rumors about them, likely due to the effects of spiritual beings, but the animals had a peculiarity about them. Being either unusually feral and wild or to be frank quite docile and harmless. Such enigmas of animal behavior in the same place and to two such extremes did so indeed catch her attention, and she had, under guise of a jog, decided to investigat. Although of course, thus far, she had yet to find any. Little did she know that an animal was not the first thing she would find in these woods.

[Vesta Zweig]

Thankfully, today was a day off from school. She did like school, but having to go everyday at such early hours took a toll on her. It didn't even matter that she was actually going to bed at a good time. Just dragging her body out of bed so early was a drain on her. The only real downtime she got, after she finished with her studies, was out with nature. It was why she spent so much time outdoors. She would, of course, tell her father when she would leave and when she returned. But out in nature, she wasn't forced to do anything.

When she was with people, she knew that there were things that she could and couldn't do with them, even her closest friends and at least one boundary that she couldn't cross. But, out here, while she was in the forest, she had nothing like that. She could be truly free and away from people that would judge her. So, she happily skipped through the forest, taking her time and looking at the trees. She grabbed her blue liquid out of her messenger bag and took a drink out of it. She stopped next to the nearest tree and looked around.

It was really unusual for her to not have run into any animals yet. She hadn't seen any birds flying around not even little squirrels scurrying around through the trees. It was really unusual. She kept her eyes out, but still nothing seemed to move around her. It was the weirdest thing. She slowly started to walk along this little path she had found in the forest when she thought she heard something. She stopped and turned around behind her. She heard the noise again. It seemed to be getting louder. She stayed where she was and waited. Sure enough, someone came jogging towards her. She smiled towards them and waved, hoping to get the person's attention.

[Hebika Nara]

Hebika paused, her eyes full of bewilderment as, of all things, she found a little girl. But her instincts kicked her in the teeth the moment such an assumption came to mind as she....stared for a moment. "Hello.....little one." She greeted the little thing, not quite sure what to make of the little girl as she walked a bit closer. She was a cute little thing, well....to most. Hebika suddenly was....reminded, of how very little she cared for children, those brows knitting together for a moment as she looked down at them. 

She slipped her hands into the pockets of her sweatpants, that she so oft jogged in. And felt a little self-conscious about her sports bra. She didn't like being around kids, they made her think about how she presented herself. Plus they were evil, evil little shit-eaters. Memories of her old owners making it harder than usual to keep the scorn from her face as she wondered if they were far enough from karakura for screams not to be heard. But she controled herself, and that light aura that gave off that lovely pleasant feeling would not be stopped, radiating a motherly warmth to the little one. She for once wished she didn't have it. She didn't want this.....thing, warming up to her. 

"You're a long ways from home....where are your parents?" she asked, looking around. Hoping they could take this little rugrat away from her. She was saddened if anything, just looking at the thing. How this little cute thing would grow up to be such a horrible horrible person. Even if they wanted all the good in the world, she would find someone she thought she loved, and someone who maybe loved her back, and break so many hearts on the illussion that there was 'a one'. Then her life might become good, so good that it made everyone around her miserable, or maybe her life would go down the shitter and she'd start hating those who had better lives than her. 


She'd be just like them. The filthy, disgusting humans. Worried more about herself and how HER life should have wound up than how good her life was. Hebika could only hope that one day she ended up like Shizuka. A sigh escaped her at the very thought of her Zuzu and well, a lot of that anger faded. Goodness she hoped Shizuka didn't wind up stifling her hatred of shinigami too...Though as she calmed down, she did begin to wonder just what a little girl was doing all the way out here...

[Vesta Zweig]

She continued waving towards the person until they got closer to her. It turned out that it was a woman that was jogging through the woods. She really hadn't run into a lot of older woman in the city, besides her teachers, so this was an interesting meeting. She didn't know how much older, but it looked like she wasn't an teenager. When she came close to her, the woman seemed surprised to see her, staring at her for a moment before telling her hello. The staring got to Vesta. She didn't know why this woman just decided to stare at her when she came up.

But, Vesta pushed the thought to the side. The woman still looked annoyed to see her. She then started to feel different. She looked at the woman and felt like she could trust her. But, still, the look on her face still bothered her. Why would she have a look on her face like that, almost of disgust, when now she felt like she could trust her? She was nothing like Mister Jin, someone who she knew meant well for her and she trusted. She felt like she could trust her now, but the way she looked, she felt like she shouldn't.

It was then that the woman looked around, asking where her parents were. Vesta looked towards her and tried to keep the smile on her face, but you could still easily tell that she was apprehensive about talking to the woman. But, she had Zorn now, so she figured if all else failed, Zorn would be able to help her. "Well, my mother died giving birth to me, so I assume that she's in heaven. My father is back in town. He knows that I like to travel around in the forests, so as long as I get back home at a decent time, he doesn't mind. Are you just exercising?"