Haruki Suzumiya (
deusexhormones) wrote2010-01-12 07:43 pm
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Seventy-Ninth Explosion
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All that snow and not even a single yeti! Not even a yuki-onna?! I mean come on, this is the perfect chance for an interesting experiment and it's not even used?!
Oi! Oi! Did anyone see either of those? Maybe Jack Frost? I mean there was a Jack O'Lantern a while back, so there should be something like this for payback for all this stupid snow...
Rena! Where the hell're you? [A pause, and then someone might hear Shiki whine-yelling something in the background. And then Haruki groans audibly before he tags on, as an afterthought-] Neku, you too. How's things there?
SOS-Brigade, report! Statuses, now!
[and then there's a chirp from Sekai in the background and he closes his journal]
All that snow and not even a single yeti! Not even a yuki-onna?! I mean come on, this is the perfect chance for an interesting experiment and it's not even used?!
Oi! Oi! Did anyone see either of those? Maybe Jack Frost? I mean there was a Jack O'Lantern a while back, so there should be something like this for payback for all this stupid snow...
Rena! Where the hell're you? [A pause, and then someone might hear Shiki whine-yelling something in the background. And then Haruki groans audibly before he tags on, as an afterthought-] Neku, you too. How's things there?
SOS-Brigade, report! Statuses, now!
[and then there's a chirp from Sekai in the background and he closes his journal]
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It depends where the myth originates from I believe. Normal vampires were thought to be demons which possessed their victims, drank their blood and were conceived during the time of witches. Even Russian folklore depicts them as being witches that rebelled against the church. So you can see where the crosses come into play. Being undead, impure creatures of the night also made the cross a mighty foe to them.
Jiang Shi are a bit different, but similar cultural aspects are incorporated into their folklore as well. Like using rice and seeds to impede them.
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Oi. Who're you anyway? 'M Haruki, chief of the SOS-Brigade.
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And what does this brigade of yours do?
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[Sage nod]
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I think it's an admirable thing to do. At least for people here who might be feeling the effects of homesickness.