I haven't remembered it all, but he reminded me that I was supposed to study the value that people put in death and rebirth. The beginning and the end.
That seems difficult to gather data on. Would you want help?
( What kind of help? Well, who knows. Corbenik would probably have - or find - some idea of how she wanted to go about harvesting it. But if she needs an ally in it, well, Macha's willing. He's burned through his memories and regained his Macha memories with troubling quickness. It's disorienting, but it's precisely because it is that he'd rather hold onto any kind of anchor he can; and finding others like him is what he feels the impulse to lean on most. )
I appreciate the offer, but it's not as hard as you think.
The others think a lot about death and what their lives within the Fragment mean to them all of the time. As they lose more of their memories, they etch their existences within the Fragment in order to prove themselves as being "alive".
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( Sulking? Maybe. But he does appreciate it, genuinely. )
pretend this isn't like a whole week later and more like a day later in-game....
slaps away real time in favor of rp time
If they were speaking in person he'd have the demeanor of a cat with its tail curled at the tip. )
Then, you're like me. I don't know if he told you already, but... My name is Macha. Have you begun to remember what you are, too?
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I haven't remembered it all, but he reminded me that I was supposed to study the value that people put in death and rebirth. The beginning and the end.
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( What kind of help? Well, who knows. Corbenik would probably have - or find - some idea of how she wanted to go about harvesting it. But if she needs an ally in it, well, Macha's willing. He's burned through his memories and regained his Macha memories with troubling quickness. It's disorienting, but it's precisely because it is that he'd rather hold onto any kind of anchor he can; and finding others like him is what he feels the impulse to lean on most. )
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I appreciate the offer, but it's not as hard as you think.
The others think a lot about death and what their lives within the Fragment mean to them all of the time. As they lose more of their memories, they etch their existences within the Fragment in order to prove themselves as being "alive".