Character Tea Party, The

Character Tea Party, The

Character Tea Party, The

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The Window Room

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  1. Cecilia was still smiling. "Is she your sister?"
  2. "Older sister, yes," Kasza told Cecilia. Huh, that was odd. Then again, they did have demon blood. The Hungarian man thought a bit before speaking to the windows again.

    "Show me my cousins."

    The windows broke into five parts, each showing a different person. One was on a motorcycle in some post-apocalyptic world, another was an albino reading a bunch of books. The three others consisted of a man with pointy ears reading scripture to a bunch of hoodlums, another petting what seemed to be his slave and feeding him, and the last was a blonde man at a doctor's office.
  3. "Show me my mother when she was alive."

    A transparent water creature emerged from a river, after which she gained definition, became solid if you will. She looked like any normal human, but with long flowing white hair.
  4. Kasza took a moment to savor the beauty of Cecilia's mother. "She was splendid," he complimented. He thought for a moment. "Say hi to her."
  5. She shook her head. "She's dead." She said, though her voice did not have the same mournfullness as when she had talked about her sister.
  6. Kasza nodded, then. Alright, no saying hi to past images and such. Aw, such a shame it was.

    "Show me.. David Feuer."

    Kasza's window zoomed in on the blonde man in the doctor's office. He was giving some scaly person thing a shot in the arm, and smiling joyfully. "Hallo Davie!" Kasza shouted.

    "Hallo, Scythe!"
  7. She raised an eyebrow. "Scythe?" She said questioningly.
  8. "See, my name actually means 'Scythe' in Hungarian. So a lot of my friends and family members call me Scythe instead of Kasza," he explained, smiling. "Even Katho calls me Scythe."
  9. She nodded. Her name didn't have any special meaning, it was just what people called her.
  10. "Show me.. Schaltz."

    A gender-neutral thing appeared, cleaning off a few shelves. The window itself was placed inside of a shelf, so the thing dusted the window off, too.

    "Hallo Schaltz!"

    "Kasza.." The thing held its brow, then turned around.


By the sweat of your brow you will eat your food until you return to the ground, since from it you were taken; for dust you are and to dust you will return.
— Genesis 3:19