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- adam warlock (marvel 616),
- chrysos kineas (original),
- heat (digital devil saga),
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- kido tsubomi (kagerou days),
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[This query brought to you by a pretty handful of missing puzzle pieces, not that you'd know, since Lenalee has no intent to justify or explain that imagery, nor to keep picking at scabs until they fester.]
We've already seen how the smallest change made can rewrite the entire history of this world. People are unborn, warheads are undropped... because we've cut out the circumstances which led to their happening.
How do you think that it might be the same for us? Transports come and go so often here and no one knows why. Whatever we do, we are always altering chances, there is no reason not to consider they could also be our own. That someone arrived on a day no longer existing may suddenly leave, or return by new circumstance, or forget they were ever here before.
It may be that we don't "go home", just. "Never arrive".
[ about ten minutes after broadcast, through careful squinting and experimentation, the feed is locked from Gilbert Nightray ]
We've already seen how the smallest change made can rewrite the entire history of this world. People are unborn, warheads are undropped... because we've cut out the circumstances which led to their happening.
How do you think that it might be the same for us? Transports come and go so often here and no one knows why. Whatever we do, we are always altering chances, there is no reason not to consider they could also be our own. That someone arrived on a day no longer existing may suddenly leave, or return by new circumstance, or forget they were ever here before.
It may be that we don't "go home", just. "Never arrive".
[ about ten minutes after broadcast, through careful squinting and experimentation, the feed is locked from Gilbert Nightray ]
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I've more than one comrade here, and I never knew them to be gone. Nor they, me. [ tenuously, ] The more I hear of time and other worlds, the less I understand how any of this can even be.
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We won't let that change.
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It's fine. [ pushing a faint smile in to that ]
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Stupid question, huh? It's-- [ Well. ] It'll be okay, or it won't, but we won't worry about if it's not yet. Plenty of time to work toward okay.
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What about you, Mister Rich?
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Me? Oh -- I'm doing great. Been keeping busy. Well, trying to.
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What with? [ dogged, now ]
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Well, I'd wanted to help put together a list of... not rules, but... guidelines? Some people were thinking it'd be safer to have something down on paper in case of another... in case there's problems. [ Or mutinies. ] Not so easy, though.
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(Had been, in a way, before the bomb dropped.)]
Oh. What sort of guidelines?
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The kind that keep people from going nuts and trying to wreck everything. [ Amended: ] Or lets us know what to do if it does.
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So do I. But then what else do we have to lose if it doesn't?
[ Ha... ha... ]
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Let's try not to find out, okay? [ brightly ]
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Well, I won't if you won't. Promise.
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Well, we are all stuck together.
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