...Three years of life experiences you might suddenly lose because of the Malnosso's whims. It's not as damaging as it would be to a child, but still...
... Not that I doubt you, of course. It would be an absurd thing to lie about. I am just wondering why that is. If, of course, you don't mind answering.
[ Helios laughs. ] Yes there are quite a few children here, unfortunately.
[ Certainly not the best environment to grow up in. ] Although I am curious as to the immortals here. They usually blend in quite effortlessly with humans, so one can never.
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[Pausing to put up a private filter.]
How are you doing, Golbez? You've been rather quiet for a while....
[Ever since that experiment, or just about so. Which does make her wonder.]
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[Brooding, more like.]
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It was moronic, but oddly, it reminded me... of my parents.
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Three years? It's so hard to imagine...
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I'm a tad past sixty.
[ He doesn't sound a day over twenty two. ]
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... Not that I doubt you, of course. It would be an absurd thing to lie about. I am just wondering why that is. If, of course, you don't mind answering.
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It isn't a unique affair on my part, mind you. Ever since the founding of Laplace, intermingling of species became much more common.
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In fact, there is much about them I don't know. But such is natural when one has a parent from another world. Is that also the case with you?
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[ Thirty-four in a few days and boy does he feel old now. ]
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[There's dry amusement in his tone.]
If we multiply that number a few times, perhaps we will approach the population of teenagers.
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[ Certainly not the best environment to grow up in. ] Although I am curious as to the immortals here. They usually blend in quite effortlessly with humans, so one can never.
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Perhaps later on one can inquire as to those with that particular gift. I'll admit to a bit of curiosity as to how many there are.
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