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051 [Written/Action]

Dec 11, 2011 08:51

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[Voice] no_use_running December 11 2011, 15:17:09 UTC

That's part of what I can't forgive about this place.

[These rather cold words brought to you by a girl who was lost, shamed, beaten and enslaved not once, but twice, thanks to forgetting what she learned in Luceti when she returned to her world - before ending up here again.]

[Voice] mountain_sage December 11 2011, 18:15:15 UTC

...Have you been sent back to your world before?

[Voice] no_use_running December 11 2011, 23:45:06 UTC

Yes, for four years in my world, although it was only a short time here. [And having come this far, she should say the rest.]

At that time, I knew something very important for my world, and for me. It would have saved a lot of suffering for a lot of people. But when I returned, I didn't remember it. When I came back here, I understood that.

[Voice] mountain_sage December 12 2011, 13:10:29 UTC

I see...

[Just what he was afraid of...]

Had any time passed in your world when you returned?

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[ written ] seventeensir December 11 2011, 17:56:21 UTC

Sometimes that's easiest, though, not to remember. Some of us have too much to do where we come from, and memories from this place would only be a burden, another weakness we cannot afford to have.

It might, in my opinion, be the kindest thing about this place.

[ written ] mountain_sage December 11 2011, 18:15:47 UTC

How would it be a burden?

[ written ] seventeensir December 11 2011, 18:16:53 UTC

Remembering those lost whom you know you have no hope of ever seeing again can be difficult.

[ written ] mountain_sage December 11 2011, 18:19:56 UTC

It can be, but it is still an important memory.

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mistlegacy December 11 2011, 18:55:27 UTC

[Rydia is on her way from the battle dome after training there for a while when she spots Saleh approaching from the opposite direction. Perking up, she waves.]

mountain_sage December 11 2011, 19:00:34 UTC

[The wave catches his eye as he glances over at her.]

Oh, Rydia. Good to see you.

mistlegacy December 11 2011, 20:13:12 UTC

Likewise!

[She pauses to look him over.]

You definitely seem better off than last week.

mountain_sage December 11 2011, 23:42:46 UTC

I'm feeling much better off as well. Again, I owe it to you.

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[voice] fffffacepalm December 11 2011, 21:50:55 UTC

Well, if you look at it the other way, the same thing seems to happen in the normal world when you die.

[voice] mountain_sage December 12 2011, 13:17:55 UTC

I'm...not so certain about that...

[He's not even seeing it as relevant to the issue at hand.]

[voice] fffffacepalm December 14 2011, 02:58:25 UTC

Well, no way to be certain about this, either. Until it happens.

[voice] mountain_sage December 14 2011, 04:27:46 UTC

At least people have returned to tell the tale. For death, it is not so easy, as far as a permanent death is concerned.

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[voice] godbent December 14 2011, 02:30:57 UTC

And that's why the system needs a resolution.

[voice] mountain_sage December 14 2011, 04:28:09 UTC

...What sort of resolution would you recommend?

[voice] godbent December 14 2011, 04:37:23 UTC

Isn't that obvious? You need to resolve this world's "problem."

[voice] mountain_sage December 14 2011, 04:52:34 UTC

That doesn't exactly answer the question. The question was, how?

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