I don't believe this. [The feed shows Alex's back. His hands move about as if he's talking but there seems to be hardly anyone around. He leans back with a sigh, and it seems for a moment that there is a reply despite silence being the only audible thing.No, that's... how is this possible in the first place? You and I saw no one - we've been in the
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Watchin' closely.
No really though you're cool bro. Anyone who lets Teekl sleep on their lap is pretty cool. So cool, in fact, that after a long enough vigil of body-guarding, Teekl will finally feel so civil he'll break into Klarion's hidden stash of jerky and bring it out for Alex. Watchers gotta eat.]
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Hm? [A glance to the jerky.] Are you sure that's alright?
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Most of them ('Where's your turkey', 'here kitty kitty') are too asinine or flat-out uninspired to be bothered with, but the minute he finds the one scrawled with "where's my daddy", he rips the thing to shreds. A lot of shreds.
The one with "nice nursemaid" he leaves alone. Maybe Alex enjoys ripping up notes too.]
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... Too much free time for these bastards. [Alex is quick to shake his head as he rips up the note, jerky in mouth. See, all these notes about him being a nurse or caretaker he can handle, but he kind of got bored after the 'ginger' comments.]
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The one that reads 'he's watching you', Alex moves to crush it into a ball, his expression slightly disturbed as he finishes a piece of jerky.]
Teekl, a question if I may.
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Klarion said the two of you were connected, so.. What'll happen if one of you gets killed here? [He lowers his head in through, picks some more of the notes while checking on the other in question.] If you can't answer that though, what's it like in Limbo Town?
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[The next question is, honestly, a little surprising; he hadn't expected the young man to take interest in background. He makes a thoughtful noise. His response is earnest and thought-out.] All darkness and dinginess and wet mouldy earthy smells, mostly. Limbo Town's a terrified enclave burrowed into centuries of horror and tradition that have devolved in the corpselight. They do not do well down below, those sheeda-folk; a cult of coffin-makers, waiting to die. Klarion's a rare spot of curiosity and fresh will. They did not take well to him down there.
[A sniff.] He did not take ( ... )
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Corpselight... [Leaning his head to the side, Alex looks over to Klarion's frame, thoughtful. His eyes go back to the feline and he reached out a hand, scratches behind the ear for a bit.] Odd one out, but in a good way. I'm glad he is, if anything. You too.
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[His head tilts up against Alex's hand, expression turning satisfied.] We're all glad. Terrible tormented bullies, the lot of the town. [He realizes a potential question, and backtracks.] Ah. 'Grundy' would best translate as 'zombie' for you, I believe.
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So in a sense, it's good that he's here instead of there. [He tilts his head to the side.] Klarion as a zombie - not something I'd take to well. That curiousity he has, not shared I assume?
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You, Alex. You hardly got along well with your 'peers', either. [It's a question? Maybe?]
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At least he's doing something that he'd rather do, free will and such. [A grimace at the last part because he should have expected that coming, what with how Teekl seems to have this uncanny sense.] Not many good friends in my life, friends at that.
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Should I go on about my 'peers'?
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