twenty-one. voice.

[afeatherpillow]

When I evacuated the City, I wondered if I should stay away. Not-- in the evacuation center specifically, that would have been ridiculous and likely illegal, but just away. Just someplace else. I mean-- I mean there's a great big world out there, you know, a world with parks that aren't all fucked up because of monster attacks. Swing sets. Wishing

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voice;

[nottheanswers]

Now that is an excellent question.

But the City never fails to present its own unique answers, does it?

voice;

[afeatherpillow]

Yes. That's why I ask.

voice;

[nottheanswers]

And that's my answer.

voice;

[afeatherpillow]

Oh! I'm sorry I-- I didn't quite catch that. You like it hear because it's unique, then? Because the people and the places and the occurrences are unique?

voice;

[nottheanswers]

Something like that. And as a result of that uniqueness, the situations that arise around those people, sometimes because of those people, are usually worth seeing.

You could say Lachesis has effectively made The City the eighth wonder of the world.

voice;

[afeatherpillow]

Do you really think that some of these things are worth seeing?

voice;

[nottheanswers]

Not all of them. If I told you I'd stuck around last week, I'd be lying.

voice;

[afeatherpillow]

I didn't stay either. I wouldn't have been of any use.

voice;

[nottheanswers]

It can be a funny thing to come to terms with, right? But it's important, knowing your limits.