Honestly? We didn't expect violence. [ they sound both frustrated and sorry about it ] Especially not with the expulsion--he was only meant to board the train after saying any goodbyes he wanted to.
[ i'm sorry, he is just frowning at them because he was at the receiving end of violence on the first day, but right now he doesn't feel to make that karen of a comment because he can read the room right now. ]
... Then this expulsion—which honestly was more like an execution—is an anomaly?
Yes. Something went wrong, except I don't know what exactly. If the heightened emotions from both of them made something react, or if we missed something to set up the protocol correctly, or... [ waves vaguely ] Expulsion as a concept is old, but it's barely ever been used. There's not a lot of examples to pull data from.
Unfortunately, always be open to the possibility it may happen again.
[ Since he doesn't mean trialing experiments before another murder. ]
... He seemed unlike himself, even though I've only had one conversation with him. [ So he isn't too sure about this. ] But some of our number have mentioned there's a specific disease unique to his species. It's akin to madness.
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I wasn't sure if you three would have had insight on this.
I'm seriously hoping no one wants to go through all that again.
[ hmmm. they open up their laptop and type something, which will mean nothing to jacopo, and also he can't even see the screen from this angle anyway. tragedy. ]
Honestly, if he came in with it, it's not impossible. Bringing you here healed wounds and should've stopped the progression of any diseases, but it wouldn't have cured what was already there.
[ is it worth asking why they are warm bodied with a pulse because if it isn't i will skip it ]
Then either he was hiding it very well, it's sporadic, or this may be something else. [ Ominous. Frowning. ] Nothing we can do to prevent murder, either?
I don't know enough about that disease to say. [ as for the murder thing. they put a hand to their forehead ] Well, now I'm considering babyproofing the area, I guess? I don't think taking the knives away from everybody is a real solution though.
I'm sure it'd make those with them unhappy. [ Frowning. ] And I'm guessing I can't make a request for a sword due to all of this, or at all since the beginning.
[ dont worry we have suffered going SHIT LORE REASONS so often ]
Right. Actual weapons aren't available off of the kiosk, and we can't provide you with them. Apparently cooking knives should've been on the list too. [ a little. exasperated, there. ]
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... Then this expulsion—which honestly was more like an execution—is an anomaly?
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Yes. Something went wrong, except I don't know what exactly. If the heightened emotions from both of them made something react, or if we missed something to set up the protocol correctly, or... [ waves vaguely ] Expulsion as a concept is old, but it's barely ever been used. There's not a lot of examples to pull data from.
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[ why would MURDER happen in HEAVEN! ]
Did you three notice Jing Yuan's mental state when you had him imprisoned?
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[ murder ... is bad :( ]
His mental state? I don't think I know him well enough to know for sure.
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[ Since he doesn't mean trialing experiments before another murder. ]
... He seemed unlike himself, even though I've only had one conversation with him. [ So he isn't too sure about this. ] But some of our number have mentioned there's a specific disease unique to his species. It's akin to madness.
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I wasn't sure if you three would have had insight on this.
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[ hmmm. they open up their laptop and type something, which will mean nothing to jacopo, and also he can't even see the screen from this angle anyway. tragedy. ]
Honestly, if he came in with it, it's not impossible. Bringing you here healed wounds and should've stopped the progression of any diseases, but it wouldn't have cured what was already there.
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Then either he was hiding it very well, it's sporadic, or this may be something else. [ Ominous. Frowning. ] Nothing we can do to prevent murder, either?
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I don't know enough about that disease to say. [ as for the murder thing. they put a hand to their forehead ] Well, now I'm considering babyproofing the area, I guess? I don't think taking the knives away from everybody is a real solution though.
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I'm sure it'd make those with them unhappy. [ Frowning. ] And I'm guessing I can't make a request for a sword due to all of this, or at all since the beginning.
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Right. Actual weapons aren't available off of the kiosk, and we can't provide you with them. Apparently cooking knives should've been on the list too. [ a little. exasperated, there. ]
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[ does not tattle that it was Zuriel. ]
To be clear, I haven't taken one.
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If people feel better when they've got some amount of protection, that's--fine. Especially after all this.
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So I may take a knife without repercussion.
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If it makes you feel better. [ they sound wry ]
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[ He doesn't intend to kill anyone. ]
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[ SOME PEOPLE HERE ARE INSANE!!! ]
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It's kind of borderline to go "promise I won't kill" to be reassuring, but thanks.
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Not like I can find a solution to our problems.
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[ STAKES!! ]
This reminds me, should I be concerned about the egg... Moving?
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anyway; ]
Oh, no, that just means it's going to hatch soon. Not sure when, we didn't have an exact timeline, but it's a good thing.
[ :) yay friend ]
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What does that even mean?
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[ eggs hatch, damn. ]
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