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savagepoise

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Jan 14, 2012 18:42

[Saïx sits outside his rather scorched and broken down home. It looks as though he has been doing repairs, but that certainly isn't the reason he turned his PCD on. No, he has something else on his mind.]Residents of Adstringendum, what do you know about hearts? More specifically, the lack of a heart, and how to return a heart to someone who is ( Read more... )

not gonna ask the animus for one, needs a new plan, looking for a heart, hey guys whats up

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[video] magicxmarker January 15 2012, 06:43:10 UTC

In my world its possible to resurrect people and have them return as Zombies... Or replace things lost with magic.

[He's been thinking about it a lot, and he's not sure it would work, but he could perhaps artificially create a heart using Runes...But it might not work the way that Siax wants it to.]

I'm not well versed in it, and I'm limited on my ways of researching this, but it was possible back home.

[video] savagepoise January 15 2012, 09:38:56 UTC

Are you sure? It could be possible for you to replace a heart with magic?

[Wow, Hanna, you just got 300 times more interesting to Saïx! Good job.]

[video] magicxmarker January 15 2012, 17:55:05 UTC

I'm pretty positive. It might take a while though. Though, I think you would only get the fundamental uses of a heart if I did it.

[There wouldn't be added feelings, Siax, is what he's trying to tell you.]

When people are resurrected like that their emotions tend to be muted, if not non existent until they get to experience situations that require those emotions, but even then, very muted.

[video] savagepoise January 16 2012, 03:30:57 UTC

That sounds similar to our existence now. What benefit would a heart be, in that case?

[He's keeping it in mind, though.]

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[locked to Org. members] light_n_ing January 15 2012, 06:58:18 UTC

Pretty up-front, aren't we?

[locked to Org. members] savagepoise January 15 2012, 09:47:59 UTC

I see no reason not to be. The information that could potentially be gained is worth giving some up.

hyuugahime January 15 2012, 10:19:30 UTC

I-In my world, people who don't have a heart are ... well, d-dead. You can't survive without one.

savagepoise January 16 2012, 03:36:29 UTC

That seems to be the case in many places. Where I am from, it's a different matter - sometimes.

bunny_flower January 15 2012, 15:06:12 UTC

The only beings with no hearts in my world are Hollow. They are human souls who have lost their hearts because of deep regrets, and they prey on human souls for food. The only way to help them is to have a shinigami slay them with their zanpakutou, which purifies them and sends them onward, where they should be.

savagepoise January 16 2012, 03:55:58 UTC

Interesting. They sound somewhat similar to Nobodies. Is there no way to give them back their hearts without killing them?

bunny_flower January 16 2012, 13:44:57 UTC

We are not exactly killing them. They are already dead.

savagepoise January 17 2012, 08:57:35 UTC

I see. I am not dead, so my situation is rather different.

[Video] the13tharcana January 15 2012, 17:09:32 UTC

A heart is a very delicate thing. Did you break someone's heart and now want to make it up to that person?

[...Because, clearly, Ryoji couldn't have understood this any other way. xD]

[Video] savagepoise January 16 2012, 04:09:37 UTC

No. [And his tone shows how ridiculous the mere thought of that is.]

And hearts are more resilient than you may think.

[Video] the13tharcana January 16 2012, 19:53:58 UTC

I guess that depends on the person, doesn't it?

[Video] savagepoise January 17 2012, 08:59:46 UTC

The strength of a heart can differ between people, it's true. However, a broken heart is a metaphorical thing, and completely unrelated to what I'm talking about.

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