Comments | law_of_reason: 62 [Voice]

law_of_reason

62 [Voice]

Jan 14, 2011 17:35

Do none of you have anything better to do?

What kind of game lasts a week, anyway? Still, barring outside interferences, the event's at least a mild sort of pointless.

But for anyone who wants something more interesting to occupy themselves with, I'm always accepting new subjects.

[Private to Yuca || Unhackable]There's something I want to try ( Read more... )

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[Voice] halflingfox January 14 2011, 19:12:03 UTC

New 'subjects'? Do I even want to know?

[Voice] law_of_reason January 14 2011, 19:56:36 UTC

I'm a scientist; the residents here are subjects.

It's fairly straightforward.

[Voice] halflingfox January 14 2011, 20:01:52 UTC

Yeah, not too hot on being a guinea pig. But if you need anything more...'intellectual' than that... What field do you work in?

[Voice] law_of_reason January 14 2011, 20:08:32 UTC

I wouldn't be concerned; I'm very careful with my materials. I'd avoid alterations with a high risk of death, and any organs I replaced would be carefully preserved in case you wanted them back afterward.

My preferred fields are in biology, chemistry, and soul modification.

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sauceytomato January 14 2011, 19:47:30 UTC

Everything's pointless to you.

law_of_reason January 14 2011, 19:57:12 UTC

My research isn't.

sauceytomato January 14 2011, 20:00:20 UTC

What, you still have some of that? Shocking.

law_of_reason January 14 2011, 20:08:56 UTC

I always have something to study.

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[Private | Unhackable] neverquitedies January 14 2011, 20:01:56 UTC

...what is it?

[Private | Unhackable] law_of_reason January 14 2011, 20:19:04 UTC

One of the problems of working with it is the sheer scope. I can't sever it entirely without killing you (and only temporarily, thanks to the Animus), and I can't contain the whole of it with my current materials.

But if I could remove parts of it, while leaving a minimal structure - it could limit its ability to resurrect in the future. If nothing else, it might mitigate the effects of your condition.

However, considering the... nature of your soul, it may take some time to remove enough of it that you'd notice a difference. But I'm certain it can be damaged; I've inflicted minor wounds to it in the past. If nothing else, we'll know more about how it responds to greater trauma; if it can defend or restore itself, it would help in understanding the resurrection process as a whole.

[Private | Unhackable] neverquitedies January 15 2011, 08:47:25 UTC

[There's a long pause while Yuca just... takes that in.]

You're saying- you want to damage... no, remove pieces of my soul? Can it really just be... picked apart like that?

[Private | Unhackable] law_of_reason January 15 2011, 10:24:56 UTC

It's not something to be done recklessly, no. And there is a certain composition to souls. With a normal one, cutting off large parts would be dangerous, would cause simple dissolution of the whole, but with yours- well, think of it like a tumor.

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bunny_flower January 15 2011, 22:21:48 UTC

Ara ara, Kurotsuchi-taichou, if it is not bothring you, there is no need to complain, is there ?

law_of_reason January 16 2011, 00:30:15 UTC

There's no need to accept blind idiocy either.

bunny_flower January 16 2011, 19:30:31 UTC

Why not direct your energy towards something constructive and leave us to be idiotic, then ?

law_of_reason January 16 2011, 21:31:57 UTC

I thought you didn't approve of my constructive habits?

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