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[bloodyheartland]

Quiet can never be maintained. Not even at the end of the world.

Some would envy ghosts. What obligations to the world do they have?

All too many.

The question is now, what direction to take?

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[Voice]

[sing_nonomori]

North, a little to west, corner of Gohl avenue. There is a flower growing there.

[bloodyheartland]

What kind of flower is it, Yorda?

[Voice]

[sing_nonomori]

Seed bag say Goldenseal or Goldenrod.

[bloodyheartland]

I see.

I'll examine it, but not pick it. The earth needs the life more than I do, after all.

[mrbaseballfan]

If things became quiet, then they'd be boring, wouldn't they?

[bloodyheartland]

That's a foolish thought.

[mrbaseballfan]

Can't say as I was ever really the philosophical one. You're the guy who put all that information together, right? I owe you one; it saved my skin on quite a few occasions.

[bloodyheartland]

Mm.

[skywarddream]

It seems that way.

I don't envy ghosts, being that helpless must be torture. They may not feel any obligations to the world, but they are powerless to help those they might have left behind.

I honestly don't know. I guess we keep moving forward as best as we can.

[bloodyheartland]

Most are rather peaceful. They etch out something for themselves, living death without release into the afterlife.

Always forward.

[skywarddream]

Do they remember who they were before they died?

We'll just keep walking forward until the day we die, as Allen always says?

[bloodyheartland]

All of them, yes.

And then we'll walk again. Cyclical.

[priceoftruth]

Ghost envy, huh? I've never been much for envy in general. Besides, it's hard to find answers when you're dead.

[dynast_daughter]

Even ghosts have unresolved business.

[bloodyheartland]

They may. Most people do. But they do not have to do them anymore. If the dead wants, it can make a clean break from life. Enjoy the peacefulness in eternal slumber.