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I have a question. It is not important, you need not answer.
It is just to create thought.
Do you suppose that morality is perhaps a subjective thing?
Or is it always a constant?
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[In the mean time, the nomadiest of nomads in Genessia is actually visible for a time! They'd slithered out of whatever comfortable crevice they've been holed away in for this long, and have again taken to wandering.
As usual, they can be found...
Anywhere.
In any city, in any building!
In your cupboard.
The shadow's curiosity is not a thing that should have ever been paired with the ability to alter their mass and density.
Sorry about all the heart attacks.]
It is just to create thought.
Do you suppose that morality is perhaps a subjective thing?
Or is it always a constant?
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[In the mean time, the nomadiest of nomads in Genessia is actually visible for a time! They'd slithered out of whatever comfortable crevice they've been holed away in for this long, and have again taken to wandering.
As usual, they can be found...
Anywhere.
In any city, in any building!
In your cupboard.
The shadow's curiosity is not a thing that should have ever been paired with the ability to alter their mass and density.
Sorry about all the heart attacks.]
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It is fine.
You seemed to be getting upset, and that is not what I wanted. It was just a question to pass the time.
I have not spoken with anyone in a few months, after all. I wanted to speak.
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[After all, the last human they'd ever taken into them was from long before its creation]
I will do what I can, I do not need money.
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I will see you soon then. You will know me! I have purple eyes.
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She stood up and stretched, noting how still awake she was despite the looming night. She walked and cracked open her front door, standing out on the balcony looking into the mysterious city asunder.
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They do realize that, after a point, they should have requested a picture of the other item but... well it was too late to bother with that now. Look for something that fit that description as closely as possible, they supposed.
Within a short amount of time, they were wandering about the commonspace, apparently totally unarmed and fussing with their communicator.
It is, indeed, impossible to miss them. They're well over seven feet, with deep brown skin.... from what can be seen considering the veil and concealing robes.
It's those brilliant, glowing, violet eyes that seem to dominate the face]
I am here.
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"Mukuro Ikusaba." She said extending a hand. "Who might you be, are you a ghost?" She interjected, still clinging to her stoic expression on the outside, but on the inside her mind was screaming with speculation.
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No. I am not. It is good to meet you.
I brought what you asked for, I believe.
[And one is, indeed, a bayonet.
A very old, antique looking one clearly made to be fixed to a musket.
.... Well they didn't get clarification!
The other is pretty close to the knife mentioned as well, though it's a touch smaller.]
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"What the... you got an older one; I actually used one of these when I was a kid back at the turn of the millennia." She said with a rare genuine smile of appreciation. How unusual for a phantom esque fellow to just outright give her the blade of her childhood without a second whim. Is this what her sister felt like with all those butlers and fans?
"Mind if I continue to speak, sir, mam, you?" She said squinting. The dark figure seemed to not have any tags of gender, and not acknowledging so much as who, nor as to what didn't help either.
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Please do. I do not mind.
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It felt a bit lighter than she was used to, but then again she was older, and even a newer model would yield a similar sense of entropy.
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[They didn't really have much of an identity after all. They took a few steps back to allow her more personal space as she inspected the blade and fussed with it]
You may make one if you wish
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"So thank you Sheetow, you have my gratitude for calming my nerves for the night." She smiled with a friendly gaze. "To a lesser extent you may call me a friend, or a comrade after what you have done."
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You are welcome, friend.
[They'll just take that entirely literally]
I hope that you enjoy them.
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[Goodness, they don't even like fighting...]
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[They liked learning after all! They look cheerful enough though, wiggling their fingers as she seems to be set on ending the conversation now]
You are welcome.
Please have a good night.