[And he will! He will politely knock and wait to be let in, unless she's already out there in which case he will not knock because that'd just be weird.]
[ but up the stairs! into her room! which is a small suite, with a kitchenette, a desk, a bathroom, a bed, and an armchair. the desk has a bunch of paperwork and books on it, for school, and the bed looks largely unused considering there's also stuff dumped onto it. the most alarming thing is that there are a lot of mugs of tea everywhere. ]
How strange... Several others have ended up altered in unexpected ways, I believe. [But he doesn't know since his ass is a normal human. Nerfed fools!] --May I ask why you can't eat or drink, then?
[IMAGINE BEING A GHOST WITH GHOST POWERS AND YOUR GHOST POWER IS JUST "CAN SLIGHTLY CHANGE THE SHIRT YOU'RE FOREVER STUCK WEARING".]
Mm... That isn't too surprising. I've heard the same from other people who have any sort of ability that an average living human doesn't seem capable of possessing, more or less. How strange, though...
[There's a little bit of unease about that if only because it's TRUE AS HELL.]
Yes... The amount of mental flexibility I've seen displayed since arriving here has been - disconcerting, to say the least. When you can't even trust your own recollection of things or opinions or way of thinking, it's beyond unpleasant.
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Thank you. I'll be over in ten minutes.
[And he will! He will politely knock and wait to be let in, unless she's already out there in which case he will not knock because that'd just be weird.]
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but she will open the door! ]
Come in, come in. Would you like to come to my room?
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Ah - would that be alright? If you don't mind.
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[ it's said cheerfully enough
but she will go to lead the way upstairs ]
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Why does he do that? Of all people, that man has no room to be judgmental.
[Why is anyone friends with Sakyou.]
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Well, you'll see.
[ but up the stairs! into her room! which is a small suite, with a kitchenette, a desk, a bathroom, a bed, and an armchair. the desk has a bunch of paperwork and books on it, for school, and the bed looks largely unused considering there's also stuff dumped onto it. the most alarming thing is that there are a lot of mugs of tea everywhere. ]
Tadaaaaa.
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There is perhaps a little waft of gentle judgment after all, though. TERRIBLE.]
...I - what need to you have for this many mugs...?
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[ she points at the couch. sit down, sakyou. there's no mugs there. ]
It's rather relaxing to make tea. But I can't drink it.
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...Why can you not drink it? Do you not like the taste?
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[ so she just does the next best thing which is
make a lot of tea. ]
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Ah... You can't? Even here, like this?
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How strange... Several others have ended up altered in unexpected ways, I believe. [But he doesn't know since his ass is a normal human. Nerfed fools!] --May I ask why you can't eat or drink, then?
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[ she does a 'tada' gesture ]
Different from how Manwol works, from what I've gathered.
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[He's meeting so many ghosts, damn. TWO WHOLE GHOST. That's more ghosts than he's ever known in his life.]
What do you mean by different? Are you less of a vengeful spirit, perhaps?
[Just roasting Manwol without even meaning to.]
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[ you know how funny it's been that manwol hasn't spoken to the other ghost in the game literally hysterical ]
But she can do a lot of stuff I can't. Like change clothes...
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Ah... [He will change this now and go send Manwol her way so they can talk ghosty things.] --Is that why you wore the same thing to the dance earlier?
[NOW HE FEELS BAD FOR ROASTING HER. SHE'S FUCKIN DEAD.]
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[ because her fuckin ghost powers were nerfed ]
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Mm... That isn't too surprising. I've heard the same from other people who have any sort of ability that an average living human doesn't seem capable of possessing, more or less. How strange, though...
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[ annie having to skirt around why she was dressed like a hobo at a fancy party because she also did not know why she was dressed like that ]
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It makes sense now, at the very least. I had certainly been curious myself at the time...
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Yes... The amount of mental flexibility I've seen displayed since arriving here has been - disconcerting, to say the least. When you can't even trust your own recollection of things or opinions or way of thinking, it's beyond unpleasant.
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But... maybe it means that it has to do that in order to win over us? I don't know.
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It's a possibility... Though I suppose - as usually - there isn't a way for us to verify or debunk it just yet.
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