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Tohru Adachi ([personal profile] foolreversed) wrote in [community profile] paradisalost2011-08-02 12:27 am
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[It's been a long time since Adachi's gone out on a night stroll, searching for things he probably shouldn't be searching for.

Back home he would tread through the fog in his yellow rain coat, and look at almost every telephone pole in Inaba, waiting (hoping) for a dead body to appear, strewn out on the wires like a cut puppet.

Well tonight it wasn't foggy, and he wasn't really sure yet what he was looking for... but he had found a yellow rain coat like his old one in his closet, so there was that. Thanks, Castle.

He hadn't known the recent murder victim nor did he care. People died. He might not be the most experienced detective, but he'd been a cop for years before and while he might not have seen enough for his stomach to grow immune, he had definitely seen enough to no longer care for dead strangers. No, he was out here simply for a mystery. He was still a detective at heart and that kind of dangerous thrill still called out to him, especially when he happened to be bored shitless.

But it wasn't the murder that finally spurred him to go out tonight. That had sparked the interest yes, but it was the rumors he heard while out in the town today that made him decide that walking alone at night and searching for an abandoned barn was in any way POSSIBLY be a good idea.

Well. He found it.

The first thing he notices is the smell. Faint but... familiar. There was something about its foulness that he couldn't yet place his finger on it. Maybe his mind was intentionally blocking it out. Just the smell alone made him want to turn around... but that's for pussies. Carrying on.

Once inside he takes note of all the damage, looking around with his flashlight (and notices the smell getting worse, ugh). Something had definitely happened here. A fight? Shredded beams and crates everywhere... and holes in the ground...?

Finally though he comes across a cellar door and finally something in the back of his mind starts going off, freezing him up and telling him he needs to go. Get out of here. Going into the cellar is a bad idea, you won't like what you find there, don't do it.

But Adachi's never been very good at listening. Not even to himself.

He reaches for the cellar door...]




(ooc: evidence discovery post for Adachi and Yuan!)
cloakand_danger: (To drag me down)

[personal profile] cloakand_danger 2011-08-03 04:18 pm (UTC)(link)
[Yuan makes a sour face as Adachi throws up, stomach roiling in sympathy, but manages to keep his own meal down. He's not moving any closer to the bodies, either, though.]

Do you have your journal on you?
cloakand_danger: (It's real)

[personal profile] cloakand_danger 2011-08-03 10:15 pm (UTC)(link)
How should I know? Maybe that's how things rot when they're locked in a cellar and hung from the ceiling. Maybe it's something she did to them. I haven't exactly made studying corpses a hobby. [Don't mind him, he's grouchy and taking it out on you.]

We need to let everyone back at the castle know.
cloakand_danger: (Of hopes and dreams)

[personal profile] cloakand_danger 2011-08-03 10:56 pm (UTC)(link)
I'll be glad to. [He takes the journal in his free hand, since Adachi has saved him the effort of digging it out, and continues holding his light source up.

A thought occurs to him just before he opens it to dictate the entry.]
What's your name?
cloakand_danger: (So when you hold on to)

[personal profile] cloakand_danger 2011-08-03 11:14 pm (UTC)(link)
Suit yourself. [Plenty of people have enemies for plenty of reasons. He dictates a quick entry into the journal.]

That should get their attention - let's go out into the fresh air to wait.
cloakand_danger: (But I can't choose)

[personal profile] cloakand_danger 2011-08-03 11:35 pm (UTC)(link)
[Sorry, Yuan's a dick when he's stressed out.

He'll make his way (carefully) up the stairs and out of the barn, taking a deep breath once he's all the way outside. The smell of death still lingers out here, but compared to the cellar, the air might as well be perfumed.]