真島 吾朗 🔪 Majima Gorō (
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jigokulogs2022-04-01 02:09 pm
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Who ⬤ Majima & Open
What ⬤ Night Parade
When ⬤ April
Where ⬤ Around
Content Warnings ⬤ Cross dress, violence, alcohol, probably smut somewhere.

What ⬤ Night Parade
When ⬤ April
Where ⬤ Around
Content Warnings ⬤ Cross dress, violence, alcohol, probably smut somewhere.

OOC plotting comment Feel free to double up prompts, I will tag you however many times you want. majima 🎶 goromi 🎶 |
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Natori's long since gotten used to everyone here being able to see the lizard-- it was hardly a surprise that it'd be visible within the ayakashi realm, and doubly so for someone who looks like Majima does. He gives Majima a small, resigned smile and taps his jaw, right on top of it; the lizard doesn't react to his finger.] It's not the same as your situation. Mine's quieter, for one.
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What is it?
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[Since he can't side-eye Chijoku directly to cut him off, he shoots Majima a conspiratorial look out of the corner of his eye, like they're both in on the joke. Easier to point it out and make fun of the sore spot than leave the low-hanging fruit out there.]
It doesn't do anything. It just crawls around. I don't think it can even perceive the things around me.
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[ Chijoku agrees cheerfully. ]
Shut up, Joku.
[ The snake just chuckles, a whispery sound like paper. Majima refocuses on Natori, still frowning thoughtfully. ]
Where'd ya pick it up, then?
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I don't know. I might've been born with it, or else it showed up when I was too young to remember how it got there. It's just always been somewhere on my body.
Ah, though do you want to hear something creepy? It's never once gone on my left leg.
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[ Not a shocking thought to Majima who was born to the usual miserable, poor family that wasn't really equipped to raise him and thus didn't. He ended up on the streets early, he was always going to be yakuza and that's the only family he required. ]
What's so creepy 'bout it? Got some cursed limb ya ain't coppin' to?
[ This has humor to it, a weary and mellow sort. ]
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[He gestures again towards his face, where the lizard has scurried a little further up onto his cheek.]
Seems like it, right? There's a betting pool going on whether I'm going to lose that leg. [He says this just as cheerfully, like it's just a running joke among the exorcist community. Like he hasn't spent years of his life obsessing over it. It's fine.]
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[ It makes him ask, not for the first time, if there had been yokai and exorcists mucking around in his Tokyo too, just out of his sight and awareness. He doesn't know what to make of it but doesn't find it worth wallowing over. This is his life now, for certain. All the yokai and exorcists he can shake a stick at. ]
Guess ya might. You'll live, probably.
[ Majima's making it without that eye. It's a fucking trial and it changes your whole life losing a part of yourself... but you can keep limping on. ]
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[It's not as if Natori's been unaware that Majima is wearing an eyepatch, but he's used to that not necessarily meaning the same thing it might in the human world. Between Majima's snakelike features and the fact that Natori spends a fair bit of time with a man who wears an eyepatch to ward off future danger rather than to cover a past injury, it's hard for Natori to remember that the most straightforward explanation is probably the correct one: that Majima is missing an eye. That last comment, of Natori being able to live with it, is like a reminder that he's being self-centered. Wallowing over what-ifs is bad enough, but it's worse to do so in front of someone who's actually gone through it.
He glances away for a moment, looking up at the path ahead of them as if he's just checking out the scenery.]
Sorry. I'm going on like this when you probably just wanted a quiet night. There's not much I can do for now, but if you ever do find yourself in need of an exorcist... I'm Natori.
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[ He's prone to wallowing in his own self-pity himself. He's not over the loss of his eye, he's not over the year of torture, he's not over Hakagemachi. Really, Jigoku-cho seems to just rub salt in his wounds: a town just like home that still isn't home and he's not really who he used to be either. ]
M'Majima. Ain't an exorcist, but I'm pretty good in a fight.
[ He considers it to be his only real skill, but it undersells all that he knows and is. ]
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[ He agrees mildly. ]
Tenko-hime probably scooped ya up for yer magic.
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Ya don't say, a movie star too. Maybe, think th'Sutoku's got all th'talent agencies though.
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[ Fancy hostess clubs. So... he probably knows the job better than Natori does. ]
It's a certain kind of performance, yeah. Even as th'manager I had t'act right.
[ Here, allow him to unslouch his posture, holding his cigarette out of the way and off to the side. His lilting Osaka-ben leaves him entirely, turning clipped and proper. ]
Welcome, customer-sama, how may I serve you.
[ He returns to his cigarette with a roll of his eye and twist of his lips. ]
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[He's not shocked by how thoroughly Majima changes his entire demeanor, but he does appreciate the skill involved!] I'm impressed, Majima-san! You could make it in showbusiness if the circumstances were reversed. [Those circumstances being Majima finding himself stuck in Natori's profession, instead of vice versa.] Your Tokyo-ben sounds very natural.
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At the moment though, he just points at his eyepatch, ]
Ain't doin' any actin' with this thing.