[ Hua Cheng pauses as he comes into the manor, but then resumes his entry and moves to take his spinosaurus out from its nesting place in the collar of his robes. It, remarkably, does not try to scratch him for disrupting it. It instead goes scampering over to investigate the other two dinosaurs. ]
[the two dinosaurs make hesitantly curious noises, inspecting this newcomer. seems like the two of them already get along well enough with each other.]
'Tis more than a bit of a frustration, honestly. I do not particularly care about bringing people to some form of justice simply for removing those who splinter, but...
[not knowing? still a pain in the ass.]
I will be most surprised if she does not complain to us later.
[ Despite how it behaves with Hua Cheng, and how it does actually chew on Xie Lian - they're loving nibbles, it's fine - it seems pretty interested in being playful with the other two, as opposed to causing trouble. Little shit. ]
With Hikaru, she wanted us to forgive the person who found her. With Alyssa... en, she does sound a bit like the type to make her complaints known.
[ A pause of consideration, as he comes to sit in an adjacent moth-worn seat. ]
It doesn't bring me much joy, the same as sentencing you the last week didn't.
[as long as it's being friendly, so will they! emet hasn't actually been bringing his along much until he got shamed for it, so halmarut is very pleased.]
I know that she wished only to live. Even if her death truly were necessary, I do not think she will be terribly accepting of it.
[ This creature cannot be trusted on its own, lest it destroy Hua Cheng's things, so here we are. Playful dinosaurs while the oldies have serious conversations. ]
If we were in the three realms, I wouldn't be surprised if she emerged from that limbo space to make sure we knew her displeasure. That ire and resentment would result in something we call a Wrath level ghost - the second strongest kind we have.
[ He'd do the same thing. Is surprised, really, that they haven't gotten more disgruntled letters or "gifts" yet. ]
En. Funny, that we've been at this for weeks, now, and it turns out we're supposed to be killing the splintered participants, but condemning those that put them out of their misery, all to ensure that the world doesn't fall apart around us.
There isn't. [ An offhand gesture towards Emet-Selch, and his situation. ] Let yourself be killed, for the sake of things, or do the killing yourself and face an unfair verdict?
[ Kill, to prevent something akin to a disease from spreading, despite the innocence of the other party? Or watch as it jumps from person to person, until all of them are nothing but husks? ]
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No, I wouldn't go so far as to say that it is.
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'Tis more than a bit of a frustration, honestly. I do not particularly care about bringing people to some form of justice simply for removing those who splinter, but...
[not knowing? still a pain in the ass.]
I will be most surprised if she does not complain to us later.
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With Hikaru, she wanted us to forgive the person who found her. With Alyssa... en, she does sound a bit like the type to make her complaints known.
[ A pause of consideration, as he comes to sit in an adjacent moth-worn seat. ]
It doesn't bring me much joy, the same as sentencing you the last week didn't.
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I know that she wished only to live. Even if her death truly were necessary, I do not think she will be terribly accepting of it.
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If we were in the three realms, I wouldn't be surprised if she emerged from that limbo space to make sure we knew her displeasure. That ire and resentment would result in something we call a Wrath level ghost - the second strongest kind we have.
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[anyone might deserve it. he wouldn't complain if, say, shiro had done the same, were they in such a situation.]
...but we are not there, and so all that is left to do is to ensure her return.
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[ He'd do the same thing. Is surprised, really, that they haven't gotten more disgruntled letters or "gifts" yet. ]
En. Funny, that we've been at this for weeks, now, and it turns out we're supposed to be killing the splintered participants, but condemning those that put them out of their misery, all to ensure that the world doesn't fall apart around us.
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[it's all just a mess, honestly. he'll participate, and he doesn't care about most people dying, but he still dislikes this setup.]
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[ Kill, to prevent something akin to a disease from spreading, despite the innocence of the other party? Or watch as it jumps from person to person, until all of them are nothing but husks? ]