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Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

You would spare them the burden?

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

If I, ah, could, yes.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

How very noble.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

It, ah, has nothing to do with nobility.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

A turn of phrase. Then I hope you wouldn't mind my request for your services should we have another bad game.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

I would not mind, no.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

Is there naught we can do in return? Would seem the exchange is uneven.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

I, ah, charge a modest fee for my services, the same as I would anyone else.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

Would you care to expound on that?

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

I, ah, charge 300 points for healing, regardless of the complexity of injuries. In a situation such as an extended game with repeated injuries to a person, everything related to that would be counted once.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

I see. Thank you for informing me.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

Did you, ah, expect differently?

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

I find two units that having sole access to such skills peculiar. To be honest, I've not thought about it too closely.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

I imagine that it is meant to try to force some kind of...interdependence? My unit and peppep have the, ah, most valuable skills, in that regard, but there are definitely things we cannot do that other units can.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

Yet one goal is to foster discord. Perhaps a shortage of resource does both bring and push units apart.

But such dreadful talk. You have just returned. How would you like to spend your time?

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

A careful, ah, balance...

I am, ah, not certain. Read, most likely.

[actually he has to socialize. hahaha]

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

Always so pensive and quiet. Do you not care for the company of others?

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

I was, ah, a performer in my life, before this one. And so I, ah, appreciate quiet.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

I daresay those two things do not have to go hand in hand.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

They, ah, do not have to, it is true.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

Ah, but 'tis your personal preference. Would it be safe to say you do not enjoy attention?

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

That would, ah, depend on the kind of attention, really.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

Give examples of both if you wouldn't mind.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

I was, ah, a performer. Paying attention to my, ah, performance was naturally part of it.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

And the attention you do not find flattering?