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[ When the feed opens today, there is no video or audio feed. However, there will be text appearing on the screen from what seems to be from one curious teenage girl. ]

I have several questions. If they don't apply to you or you don't know the answer, just don't answer at all. That's all.

1. Have you ever died before arriving in Exsilium? If not, have you died in Exsilium?

2. How does death work here? Is it permanent or not?

On another unrelated note, I am planning on assembling a rebellion against the Initiative to get some real answers. If anyone is interested, tell me immediately. I need to know how many people we'll have to get something started, after all.

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i've heard of people coming back to life here. no one i know personally as far as i know. but that shit is crazy. how does that even work?

people where i'm from die and stay dead. at least as far as i know.

I see. I guess that makes some sort of odd sense, considering.

And it's the same for my world. You stay dead when you die. At least, that's how it was on Earth.

[ She won't mention the fact that she's dead and was in the Afterlife where if they do something right, they can be reincarnated. Not that she knows what she would get reincarnated into. ]

people have died here and they have come back. I highly doubt that anyone here knows the mechanics behind it.

As for assembling, it may be helpful to know that half the god damn transports that come through here have called for the same. Make of that what you will.

I didn't need to know the mechanics in the first place. Knowing this information is useful enough.

But if they've tried, they probably just haven't done it right.

I assume you think that you can do it right.

Relevant.

Thanks. Though I'm not sure if I'm ready to actually be led instead of leading.

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Of course I do. It's not like it's going to be any different than rebelling against god.

That was not, in fact, the point.

Maybe not, but you weren't very specific.

More's the pity.

Good luck.

You and everyone else.

It would not be wise to organize a rebellion.

There are easier ways to get the answers you seek.

Died twice, came back, have not yet died here.

[ She... is not going to bother switching to video just for this. ]

Ha ha, very funny.

Well, you don't have to pity me. I've done this sort of thing before, and if anyone goes against us, they'll have to go through me.

Came back? You're not talking about as a zombie or anything, are you?

And you honestly think I'll get the answers that easily?

[ She doesn't sound all that pleased, really. ]

Besides, I want to give these idiots a good punching.

Where I come from, any reasonably competent and pious priest can cast a spell to bring one back from the dead. It is painful and leaves one weak for a while, and requires a diamond to cast it as a sacrifice, but it isn't unheard of.

More powerful priests known spells that can restore one immedately not just to life but the peak of health, without the strain.

It's an expression. Again, you miss the point.

I was dead before my arrival and have died and been resurrected many times. This is not uncommon but rather expected.

ive died at home.

twice.

count me in on the rebelling.

Edited 2012-11-27 03:44 (UTC)

Thanks for the confirmation. I was thinking it was something like this, though I wasn't entirely sure.

Sorry.

Guess my band of idiots rubbed off on me.

[ Though she... was being deadpan and sarcastic this whole time, really. Even though it's difficult to tell through text. ]

Twice? So does that mean someone revived you both times or something else?

[ Sorry, she's kind of curious. ]

And great. I'm Yuri, by the way.

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