Mm, yes. As far as I know, Arietta is the only enemy from our past who is present in this place, and she's behaved herself thus far. Not even Asch is here anymore... and thankfully, there's been no sign of a certain gaudy general. But then, in a place like this, new arrivals can never be predicted.
[No Asch, huh? And no Dist. Yeah, not gonna...Guy doesn't remember if Jade knew about Guy being on sort-of good terms with Dist, but if he doesn't Guy's not gonna remind him.] That's true. We should be prepared for everything. Kind of hard, with all of us remembering things differently and being stretched out, but I guess if we can collect everyone again in Auldrant we can easily do it here, if we have to.
[Jade's never seen Dist in Luceti. But it's been a bizarre enough experience to meet people who were actually fond of him. To face the unsettling concept that even Dist the Runny could be capable of change...]
No matter how much our memories of this place my diverge, we all still have common ground from home. I don't doubt our abilities to come together, discounting any God Generals at the very least. After all, we're all allies here. [Friends.]
Why, even Professor Nebilim has made an appearance. [He tries to make it sound as off-handed as possible. He doesn't want to give away anything just yet if Guy doesn't already know.]
I saw that. [The Professor, that is. And she's the original, not the crazed, bloodthirsty, overpowered replica. Hopefully that didn't rattle Jade too badly, not that Guy would even be able to tell.] If this place really is different and more at peace...would it be so bad if they stayed here? [Instead of being returned to being dead, that is.]
That's a question that not even I can have a clear answer regarding. [If they could gain control over who comes and who goes from this world, why can't this place specifically become a place where the dead can live our their lives again? It's troubling at the same time, though, because it feels similar to the thought processes that led him to create fomicry in the first place.
He glances towards Guy and shifts a finger towards his classes.]
And, I feel that the bigger question would truly be... 'Whose place should it be to make such a decision'?
Theirs, obviously. [...except-] ...is what I'd say if it was that simple. It's nice to talk about people having autonomy over their lives, but...I think if it were me and Luke and Luke said he'd rather just move on...
Luke is different. [He chimes as he takes a drink.]
If he were to choose that, then he clearly hasn't thought the matter through well enough. Should the time truly come, we'll have to arrange a group discussion with him. [Luke's league of designated parents must advise him.]
[Guy smiles faintly. Thanks, Jade.] Glad you agree. I'm kind of afraid he'll assume something else crazy too, like he needs to go for Asch's sake. With the whole thing about an original dying so long as the replica exists?
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No matter how much our memories of this place my diverge, we all still have common ground from home. I don't doubt our abilities to come together, discounting any God Generals at the very least. After all, we're all allies here. [Friends.]
Why, even Professor Nebilim has made an appearance. [He tries to make it sound as off-handed as possible. He doesn't want to give away anything just yet if Guy doesn't already know.]
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a montha moment thoughtfully.]That's a question that not even I can have a clear answer regarding. [If they could gain control over who comes and who goes from this world, why can't this place specifically become a place where the dead can live our their lives again? It's troubling at the same time, though, because it feels similar to the thought processes that led him to create fomicry in the first place.
He glances towards Guy and shifts a finger towards his classes.]
And, I feel that the bigger question would truly be... 'Whose place should it be to make such a decision'?
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I wouldn't let him.
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If he were to choose that, then he clearly hasn't thought the matter through well enough. Should the time truly come, we'll have to arrange a group discussion with him. [Luke's league of designated parents must advise him.]
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