forsaintcecilia: (cellphone)
I do use Discord! Please contact themodestotter #7416 if you want to talk!

Since I don't use Plurk, and Private Messages on DW are kind of cumbersome, this post is reserved for plotting with Kazuki Hihara in [community profile] victory_road.

Currently, Kazuki is:

. Working on composing his own songs for his Primarina, Honky Tonk, to sing, and perhaps someday start a career of it.
. Wants to open his own Rest House for stray Pokemon, and people too, to rest and rejuvenate at.
. Rehabilitating several Pokemon, including a Type: Null received from the "A Home for Every Null" project at Silph Co.

Kazuki is always interested in topics relating to Music, Pokemon Rehabilitation and Relationships (He's from a Date Sim game, it's kind of coded into his blood).

LINK TO THE SILVER HORN PROJECT POST HERE

If you have any plotting suggestions that you want to do with Kazuki, or any other plot related questions, please comment below!
forsaintcecilia: (hibike)


Welcome to the Silver Horn!

This is a place of rest for anyone in need of a soft place to land. Inspired by all the Pokemon he had either rescued or received from friends that have left the Pokemon world and their unique journeys, Kazuki created this "inn". Naturally transient, the Silver Horn serves as a rehabilitation center for both people and Pokemon. The goal of an extended stay is to heal, grow resilience, and leave a stronger being than when you first arrived. But there's no hurry! Take your time and stay as long as you like. ♥


SIlver Horn Information Below the Cut )
forsaintcecilia: (I'll hear a sermon)
Please leave any mail for Kazuki here, whether of the electronic or physical variety! He'll get back to you ASAP!
forsaintcecilia: (Default)
This is the HMD post for Kazuki Hihara @ [community profile] victory_road

Please feel free to leave any criticism or concerns you have here! IP logging off, anon on.
forsaintcecilia: (drained)
Before entering the café, Kazuki stopped at one of the windows to look at his reflection. He fixed his hair and fiddled with how his clothes were laying. Was he underdressed? Overdressed? He wanted to look casual, but presentable, and that was a tightrope he wasn’t used to walking. He couldn’t tell from the inside-out. Would he look let he was trying too hard? Not hard enough? Today, what really mattered was someone else’s opinion, and he didn’t have any idea of their preferences.

He lingered for a bit too long, and eventually just had to give up and go in, even if he wasn’t entirely satisfied with himself. But as soon as he came to the counter, he found a new hurdle he had to jump over—what should he order? For one, it was springtime, and was one of those days where a hot drink could be too hot, but a cold drink could be too cold. Did he want coffee? If he got the sweet sort of drink he actually liked, would they think he was too feminine? But if he got something bitter, would they be able to see the displeasure on his face while drinking it, and think he was trying too hard? And the pastries looked so good, he really wanted the one with the strawberries…

By the time he was next in line, he was in such a state of awkward, anxious silence that the barista had to interrupt his quickly derailing train of thought with a quiet, “Sir?” Kazuki snapped to attention, stuttered out the beginning of about 5 different orders that he changed his mind on as soon as they came out of his mouth, in the wrong language, and eventually gave into fate and meekly asked for whatever the house recommended today.

He couldn’t help but sigh as he sat down at an empty table. It had really been too long since the last time he had been on a date. Entering the café with the intention to meet someone felt like stepping foot on an alien planet. It didn't help that English was still difficult for him, and he wasn't totally situated in a different country yet. He came to the designated meeting place extra early because he suspected he’d need a solid 10 minutes alone to calm his nerves. And he was completely correct.

Kazuki thanked the waitress when she brought him his previously recommended latte, and he was relieved to find that it wasn’t so bitter he couldn’t handle drinking it. He could have gone for a cookie or something too, but this would have to do. He took a deep breath, let it out onto his drink, and let the resulting steam rise up around his face as he reached into his pocket to pull out his phone. It was almost the time that had been agreed upon.

He didn’t know anything about his date aside from the fact that their mutual friend was certain they’d be a good match. His expectations weren’t sky high or anything, but he was hopeful. Even if things didn’t pan out, at least he’d get the chance to dip his toes into the waters of intimate relationships, so to speak, before he jumped back in again. Things could only get better from there.
forsaintcecilia: (hibike)
Kazuki often found himself apart from his fellow muses. While they were all brothers and sisters of equal standing, and they loved each other both fiercely and sincerely, there was something about the fabric of his being that was simply... different.

Every muse was a reflection of a different facet of mortal inspiration. Many poets and composers claimed inspiration from the divine-- he would even assume that the majority of artists would say that their works came from somewhere above. Or maybe some kind of flawless concept, like love or honor.

But there were also some who found the messy, wild, imperfect nature of mortality itself to be inspiring. Flaws were distinctly human, but they were also what made humans so distinct. Why create at all, if the ideal form was simply something to be achieved and then endlessly duplicated? The soul of the work lied in the inability of hands to represent anything with perfection. It was from this inability that the most charming and earnest stylizations arose, and the works that most effectively touched the heart of human experience.

That was what Kazuki was. The passion of the flawed. The soul of the incomplete. What sprang from the hands of the apprentice as he found his own way.

To be the very essence of imperfection was something that immediately put himself at odds against godhood. While the gods were often as lacking as mortals were, it was not something any of them would readily admit to. It was not within their natures. Kazuki, however, could not escape it. It wasn't just his nature-- it was what all knew him to be. It could not be hidden.

He was not treated unkindly. Actually, he was well-liked among his peers in the higher planes. Gods were known for their quarrels where they argued who bested who. Who was the loveliest? The strongest? But there was no such quarrel with him. There was nothing he was truly better at than anybody else. He couldn't be. It was impossible.The fact that he never could be a threat made him everyone's ally.

It was vexing, because he knew that he was seen as incomparable to the gods. But he also genuinely liked this position. He didn't want to compete. He just wanted to be. As loudly, passionately, and joyfully as possible.

Still, he was prone to moments of inadequacy and self-doubt. His brothers and sisters were so amazing. Everything came to them as easily as breathing. But he struggled. And he would always struggle. It was his very being.

Sometimes, when his passion ran out and he needed to rest, he'd come to his hill. It was a a secret, isolated place where wildflowers danced, and the wind sang the hymns of the blooming fields. It was such a lovely sound. He'd always gravitated towards musicians, because of the ephemeral nature of song. It was nigh impossible to reach true perfection, and every performance was subtly,  imperceptibly different from the last, even if the score was exactly the same.

He really could stay here forever...

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