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Day 259 - Imps!

[firstworldproblem]

Guy with the terrible name :)

[firstworldproblem]

[From here]

Then provide an option. If he chooses to stay, let him.

I hope you know I cackled

[bad_crowmance]

He's the one I'm least inclined to leave behind, though.

[ Which he wouldn't normally admit but you know, truth effect. ]

:)

[firstworldproblem]

He wishes to stay behind to be a guardian?

Re: :)

[bad_crowmance]

I don't think it's that. The problem is he's got an overdeveloped sense of responsibility and doesn't think about what he wants nearly enough.

Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

[From here]

I imagine you would like your own.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

I, ah, would, yes. Likely, ah, a common sentiment.

Re: Persephone

[firstworldproblem]

I can't disagree with it.

[He finally picks up the gun.]

Mayhaps this type of weapon is not for you.

Re: Persephone

[forgottenmercy]

I, ah, am not strong enough to properly handle it, I think...

Absinthe

[firstworldproblem]

[From here]

They are troublesome. I wonder if it means something more. Though you visited Hell proper. I do believe I heard that from Kohime.

[He waits for Absinthe to get into the tub and then sits behind him kneading his shoulder muscles similar to a time before. Don't think he was going to forget about that!]

Re: Absinthe

[innerdaemons]

Ah yes, we did! Though comparatively that place almost seemed quaint.

[ we're not going to talk about that!! Emet-Selch!!

he does lean back into the touch though, pretty weak to that despite himself, like his baby-self was. ]

Re: Absinthe

[firstworldproblem]

[Who do you think he is? Really.

He continues. Digging in with an elbow at any particularly tight spots.]

Might I tell you an observation I realized about yourself.

Re: Absinthe

[innerdaemons]

[ this already seems dangerous but he tries to keep casual, ]

And what would that be?

NAMELESS!

[firstworldproblem]

[From here]

Show me again. I do love learning these cultural references.

[If he can learn the word 'yeet', there is nothing he can't do.]

[failedsafe]

[she does it again, frowning with the most piercing eyes. she's watching him!!]

[firstworldproblem]

Delightful. Is that something you remembered or picked up here?

[failedsafe]

[her face melts into thoughtful curiosity.]

It's something Ialready knew, I think.

[she taps her cheek idly, thinking.

Cardinal Chases Dawn

[firstworldproblem]

[From here]

Bitten and drained? I would be surprised, but it sounds like an entertaining tale.

Bittersweet! Rationally drinking blood should be revolting, but it is not the case. And I had such a willing partner. What is not to be pleased about?

[Tilting his head down.]

Re: Cardinal Chases Dawn

[deicider]

Until I passed out. I was pretty entertained.

[Cardinal looks pleased with the situation as well, pondering contentedly.]

'Revolting', really? How do your people normally feel about violence?

Re: Cardinal Chases Dawn

[firstworldproblem]

Don't think I judge. I find it revolting normally. If you enjoy it and you have the consent of others, I see no harm in it.

[He shakes a finger.]

Unsundered paradise, remember? A utopia. It wasn't as if we were without violence, but mostly that was reserved for wayward experiments.

[deicider]

[Shakes their head, dismissing the idea of Emet-Selch judging them.]

Right, but... did people make art about it? Things like that. Vampire stories.

[Cardinal's not the most articulate at the moment but they trust Emet-Selch gets the ideas.]

Vergil

[firstworldproblem]

[from here]

[Standing up again.]

Usually elevators have a hatch near the ceiling. For maintenance. I am not tall enough, but combined we should be able to reach.

Unless you have a secret ability you'd like to share that would make it easier.

Re: Vergil

[auguryofinnocence]

Hm...

[He thinks about it for a few moments.]

I could make you able to jump an impressive height with Common Law.

Re: Vergil

[firstworldproblem]

Or you could jump an impressive height.

[Will he take a way out if he doesn't have to do it? Absolutely!]

Re: Vergil

[auguryofinnocence]

Come now, Emet-Selch, you're so sedentary, have a little exercise.