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[a_failed_god]

It's pleasing to see that some people can still be relied upon to be hopelessly weak.
There was quite a ruckus last night. I wonder, were there any deaths?

Comments

[calamitousness]

It was a pretty loud bang. Someone's bound to have gotten hurt at the least.

[a_failed_god]

It would all make terribly useful information, if they had. It's difficult to identify reports of death, and I suspect it's because many don't realise when they've been killed.

[calamitousness]

... How can someone not know if they've died?

[a_failed_god]

I suppose if it were sudden enough, confusing enough. Or else there seems to be some degree of shame to admitting to having died; people rarely do, I've observed.

Have you experienced death?

[calamitousness]

Oh.

Uhm, not that I know of. And I'm pretty sure that if I had died and I didn't remember it, someone would've told me, right?

[a_failed_god]

Perhaps. I suspect that at the very least, the Gods would be capable of confirming it.

... Now there's an idea.

[calamitousness]

Probably. Medea is nice with stuff like that.

What's an idea?

[a_failed_god]

Something I can confirm with the gods. I don't know why I didn't consider it sooner.

[calamitousness]

Oh, well, I'm glad to have helped you think of it.