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..... no... this is a game. Kaguya said that this is an "ideal world", and I have to find the "owner". This world was made by someone else. And it's flawed. [ point: other-challah. ]
And what about what could happen to you if you remain? You'd rather stay in a delusion?
"Do you deny the Lord?"
Abel.
[ Solomon rests a hand on her arm. Abel shoots him a look, but quiets down to let him talk as he smiles at Challah. ]
What will you do when you find the owner?
Abel.
[ Solomon rests a hand on her arm. Abel shoots him a look, but quiets down to let him talk as he smiles at Challah. ]
What will you do when you find the owner?
"Of course I don't--" [ she STARTS to argue, but Solomon interrupts so.
she'll just glare at other-Challah while she responds. ]
... we're supposed to convince them to wake up. To leave this world.
she'll just glare at other-Challah while she responds. ]
... we're supposed to convince them to wake up. To leave this world.
[ . . . Ehhhh ?
Dreams make no sense at all.
Looking out the window to see if there are signs of life out there? Is the city bustling or just. There and empty? ]
Dreams make no sense at all.
Looking out the window to see if there are signs of life out there? Is the city bustling or just. There and empty? ]
[ Solomon your room is weird.
She ends up getting his walker though. She should get this out to him quickly. ]
She ends up getting his walker though. She should get this out to him quickly. ]
But you don't even know who they are, or what they must do here.
.... whoever they are, they must know me. So they must be important to me. [ her glare... softens just a little, before she looks away from other-Challah to Solomon again ]
I don't know what they must do here, but I want to find them regardless.
I don't know what they must do here, but I want to find them regardless.
Um... excuse me. [ Kaguya is back this is round 2 ]
I brought the walker.
[ Looking between the Challah's and everyone. ]
Is everything alright?
I brought the walker.
[ Looking between the Challah's and everyone. ]
Is everything alright?
[ Solomon lets out a soft, faint sigh ]
It's better to be honest with you, isn't it?
I don't want her to go with you.
[ although Solomon seems to know what's up, Abel seems puzzled at whatever the fuck he's talking about ]
It's better to be honest with you, isn't it?
I don't want her to go with you.
[ although Solomon seems to know what's up, Abel seems puzzled at whatever the fuck he's talking about ]
Edited 2020-08-08 01:10 (UTC)
Oh, thank you! Could you bring it here?
[ Abel helps him back to his feet so he can grab onto the walker when she does, shakily leaning his weight on it ]
That's better. You're so helpful, Miss.
[ Abel helps him back to his feet so he can grab onto the walker when she does, shakily leaning his weight on it ]
That's better. You're so helpful, Miss.
It was nothing.
[If he needs additional help, she will help him...! ]
. . . What happened to that building? The place is...sort of curious.
[If he needs additional help, she will help him...! ]
. . . What happened to that building? The place is...sort of curious.
You would be at the mercy of these demons, I'm sure whatever is pleasant about this wouldn't last.
. . . Why is that?
[ . . . ]
I noticed that when I was inside and looked out the window, I saw a city. It didn't match what I see here in the field, though.
[ . . . ]
I noticed that when I was inside and looked out the window, I saw a city. It didn't match what I see here in the field, though.
Thus, you believe that in time, there will be greater pleasantness in that place, and greater suffering here?
And so?
And so?
Because I need her. And I am not the only one here who does.
Oh, it must have been my old view.
That was where I was raised. It seems like for the others, they were brought up somewhere different.
That was where I was raised. It seems like for the others, they were brought up somewhere different.
[He shrugs.]
So that doesn't matter to you. Well I won't bother arguing then.
[He rises and starts heading for the front door. Time to fuck some stuff up instead then.]
So that doesn't matter to you. Well I won't bother arguing then.
[He rises and starts heading for the front door. Time to fuck some stuff up instead then.]
[ .... she does stop. to consider him. to consider this other-challah. to consider the way that he leans weakly into his walker, looking as though he might break at the slightest touch. ]
What if I also need her? Will you try to stop me?
What if I also need her? Will you try to stop me?
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