531 Monstrosity & Morality: Dividing Lines of the Self and Other, Section 1

[idolpro]

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Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: LATE 19TH CENTURY

[libraryofbabel]

It seems that powers do in fact work—and you zip across the library in front of her.

She stops in her tracks. "Whoa. Sir, how did you do that?"

Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: LATE 19TH CENTURY

[auguryofinnocence]

[Nice. This heart just improved 10x.]

Hmm, do you really want to know?

Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: LATE 19TH CENTURY

[libraryofbabel]

Nod nod nod nod nod.

"How does it work? How did you move so fast? Is there electricity involved? Where did you get your sword? How far can you go with that at a time? Could you go across the ocean? Could you go to the moon?"

Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: LATE 19TH CENTURY

[auguryofinnocence]

[Vergil "I hate children with a burning passion" Devilmaycry, is, actually endeared. The secret is to recognise his sword is very cool.]

Let's see. It is a form of magic, cutting into space and time to move through it. I am very fast, and very well versed in using it. No there is no electricity. It belonged to my father, he gave it to me, perhaps around your age. I can go as far as I like with it. Even across the ocean or to the moon.

Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: LATE 19TH CENTURY

[libraryofbabel]

"Have you been to the moon?"

This is very important. Holy shit.

Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: LATE 19TH CENTURY

[auguryofinnocence]

You know, it never occurred to me.

Re: PRIMARY SOURCES: LATE 19TH CENTURY

[libraryofbabel]

"...what have you been using it for, then?"