1st Deal | Text

[soulsforsale]

[This had been a rather interesting turn when it comes to appearing in a new place altogether. It may have slightly annoyed her knowing this, but she wasn't one to show how she felt. So easily anyway. When she had left the Bay she had at least one question go across her brain and something she was very sure she was going to attempt to do somehow. She just needed to get to know the place.

Soon she had soon the hologram and whatever else there was that existed and started to use the device.]

So, I have a curious question that people might think odd, but I am always a curious creature and so I will ask. If there was a wish that you can have come true, but with a price attached. How much would one be willing to pay for said wish to come true?

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[Video] [Anon]

[youfool]

A limb or two; perhaps a kidney or another organ. A wish to restore one would be worth that, I think.

[text]

[againstthestream]

Nothing.

[Video]

[4starsaviour]

Usually I'd just ask Shenron for something like that, but I dunno if he would use money for anything.

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[stillsmiling]

I've never thought about it, actually. I haven't done anything to deserve having my wishes come true right now.

What about you? Is there a wish you want to have come true?

[Text] [Anon]

[soulsforsale]

So something low key for I presume a tiny wish?

[text]

[soulsforsale]

So you have no wishes then?

[Video]

[soulsforsale]

[For now she'll actually use the video feed, she currently was sitting on a bench, leaning back slightly.]

Who may I ask is this Shenron?

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[soulsforsale]

Sometimes you don't need to do anything, just offer something that you believe is equal to the wish.

As for me no, I don't actually have any wishes.

[Video]

[4starsaviour]

He's a dragon who grants wishes. We've gotta find the Dragon Balls first, but that's gotten pretty easy.

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[carrythesin]

How would you pay for a wish?

[chocobosnap]

I don't have any wishes, really. I guess I want my king's wishes to come true and I'll pay anything.

[fullmetal_heart]

Sometimes you can pay the price and not get the wish.
Depending on the wish you might be wrong to ask for it in the first place.

[againstthestream]

There's nothing I have that I'm willing to give up.

[stillsmiling]

If I had anything equal to my wish, I think I would be grateful to have anything that valuable at all.

Besides. Wouldn't that be proof you're capable of getting valuable things on your own? You should save miracles like wishes for people who have nothing.

[soulsforsale]

Interesting, everyone always has something for their deepest wish, even if they do not realize it.

So it's a rare exception when someone says otherwise.

[againstthestream]

[ This conversation reminds him of the fight with Kami, wherein he'd realized that muichimotsu didn't have to mean non-attachment to everything and everyone. And that fighting to keep what he had was as important as recovering anything that had been lost. ]

Everyone lives the way they want. If they're so eager to give up what they've got, then that's on them.

[Video]

[soulsforsale]

So your worlds form of wishes is finding balls and then summoning a dragon from them?

[soulsforsale]

The problem with that is the fact it's then not equal, someone who has nothing has nothing to give for the wish they want. Wishes are not something people do out of the goodness of their hearts.

I'll give an example of what I mean. I have a wish I simply get noticed by someone. Not in the romantic way but simply them just knowing I exist. Because it's something I deeply want more than anything in the world I would need to give something that equals the value of that wish.

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[soulsforsale]

It depends on what the person is paying. For example, I first make sure the contract is signed before payment event happens in the event of someone trying to screw me over.

If it's just an item you hand it over, simple as that. If it's something else it's done in other ways in which I have to keep a secret for good reason.

[soulsforsale]

Interesting. Must admit you are the first to say that. Had one person say they didn't have any wishes but not then say something like that.

Such a strange experience here.

[soulsforsale]

I agree there are limits of what wishes can be granted. Even I have that limit, or at least one major limit.

[captain_by_the_book]

That depends completely on the wish, doesn't it?

Some goals are worth paying a high price to achieve them.

[ He doesn't come from a world of magic so he thinks of it in terms of personal sacrifice rather than literal payment for a wish to come true. ]

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[ascendedbeing]

I would wish for nothing if there was a price attached.

[Video]

[4starsaviour]

Yep, you got it! An' you have to pay someone for it? How much would that cost?

Re: [Text] [Anon]

[youfool]

I couldn't say. What does "low key" mean in this context? And tiny, for that matter. What would constitute a large wish?