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I had wondered if my words would simply entice you more, but I would rather you had the benefit of knowledge.

They seem less impactful here, but I do wonder if they are simply waiting to gather in larger numbers.

[deicider]

I'll be fine; I always am.

Then it will be interesting to see if we can pull together enough to deal with it.

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Now what have I created?

But I will not deter you from your challenge. The least they can do is provide us entertainment. And you can kill the whole lot of them for all I care.

[deicider]

I finally got a rifle; I intend to make sure my marksmanship hasn't suffered from misuse.

You must really have it in for Noah, to want to dump a full sack on them.

[firstworldproblem]

I don't believe in their current state they have the ability to cause enough damage to need a cure quite as drastic as stitching of one's soul back together.

But I am curious. And can hope!

We do have our agreement, but spite does shine through on both sides from time to time. My work is the source of his pain and suffering. He and his allies successfully constructed my demise. It would be odd to not have hurt feelings.

[deicider]

I'd take having my worst enemy here over no-one. [sighs!]

Is he going to try and stop you again...?

[firstworldproblem]

Are you homesick? I am a little surprised considering you wanted to leave and discover new places.

No. We have an agreement. And truthfully, neither of us enjoy the bloodshed, and we might have found a path where we both might get what we want. That is, if multiple timelines are truly existant.

[deicider]

[Turns abruptly to stare at him, startled.]

How did you know that?

[firstworldproblem]

You told me. The part about leaving to new worlds.

The homesick is a well educated guess.

[deicider]

[Abstracted for moment, reviewing things in their head. They're clearly puzzled, and they look up at Emet-Selch with worry furrowing their brow.]

No, I didn't. I don't remember saying that at all. When did I tell you that?

[firstworldproblem]

[He also has to remember.]

You visited BARiTONES and after we went to the beach. We had gotten onto the topic of graduation on the travels there.

[deicider]

[Now they look slightly alarmed.]

I don't remember this at all. How long ago was this?

[firstworldproblem]

[Sometimes you send your feint to BARiTONES and no one knows!]

Right after the game when Kohime was transferred to your unit.

[deicider]

[It take then a moment to piece it together, but then they smack a hand to their face. The tips of their ears shade red.]

That was my feint. One of the effects of that game made my powers respond to my mood. I was shedding swords for days. I must have activated it at some point and not noticed...

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[He laughs.]

Well, I'll have to recall if I said something too embarrassing, so I can avoid repeating myself.

Well, you did come to talk to us all and were quite polite. Though you do not receive the memories of your feint?

[deicider]

No fair.

[Slumps a bit in relief.]

No. I hadn't used it much at that point, to be honest.

[firstworldproblem]

Alright. I will give you something.

You were asking around what would make Kohime more comfortable. Yvette did give you a list. Very thoughtful on both your parts.

[deicider]

[Something about that seems to make them blush deeper.

There is no way they actually cared about Kohime being more comfortable, since that's Shrike's job. Meaning they just used it as an excuse to see Emet-Selch.]

I see. As long as I behaved myself it's fine.

[firstworldproblem]

[Cardinal, perhaps they should voice some of this, hmm?]

You did. Though I don't think we made it that far into the swimming. Perhaps another time.

Though I did note the color of your skin deepen.

[deicider]

[Affronted,] You went swimming with me and I don't remember?

[Hmph!

They could definitely lie and get away from it, but it wouldn't serve much of a point besides saving face in a relationship in which they decided they don't need to save face.]

I was lying. I don't have anything to do with the newbies anymore.

[firstworldproblem]

That I had heard from ... I don't recall, that you were more proactive before, but have decided to take a more observing role.

And Kohime is hardly a 'newbie'. Her circumstance was very unique.

[deicider]

Are you arguing with me about my own brain?

[firstworldproblem]

Of course. I do enjoy debating or making people question what might seem infallible truths.

She is becoming comfortable, is she not? Kohime.

[deicider]

Even when the truth flatters you? [They start ticking their fingers off as they go through the points.] If it had actually meant it it would have written the list down, which it didn't. I was effected and distracted for 3 days, so it couldn't have lacked for time. Also, I wasn't worried about Kohime, since that's Shrike and Nero's job. Kohime replaced Kou; I wasn't in a mood to play nice with her.

Plenty comfortable.

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Even when.

[He does chuckles at their points.]

I see. Was Kou close to you?