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Nov 25, 2006 23:28

...Luneth? Refia? Ingus?

Well, on the bright side, the salamander's not here, so I guess either we beat it, or it killed me and this is the afterlife.

Strange, I never thought the afterlife would be like a huge crowded city. It's even bigger than Canaan.

They tell me I have to go to...school? Can someone explain this to me?

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never_grow November 26 2006, 09:26:43 UTC
MORE ZOOOMBIIIIES~!

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arc_mage November 26 2006, 15:50:58 UTC
I am not a zombie. I should know, seeing as I've killed more of them than I can count. Besides, curing magic heals me, rather than harms me like it would if I truly were a zombie.

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never_grow November 26 2006, 15:53:08 UTC
arc_mage November 26 2006, 15:53:28 UTC
...What?

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never_grow November 26 2006, 15:53:57 UTC
So. You're not a zombie?

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arc_mage November 26 2006, 15:54:21 UTC
Correct. I am human.

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never_grow November 26 2006, 15:55:07 UTC
And I'm Peter Pan.

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arc_mage November 26 2006, 15:55:39 UTC
It's a pleasure to meet you. My name is Arc.

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never_grow November 26 2006, 15:56:06 UTC
I thought it was human~

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arc_mage November 26 2006, 15:57:07 UTC
No, that's my race. Implying that I am not a gnome, a dwarf, a Gulgan, or any other races that inhabit my former world.

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never_grow November 26 2006, 15:58:00 UTC
So. You have races with them?

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arc_mage November 26 2006, 15:59:27 UTC
...No.

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never_grow November 26 2006, 15:59:55 UTC
Why not? Sounds like fun.

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arc_mage November 26 2006, 16:01:32 UTC
For one thing, humans would have the advantage against all three of the races I mentioned, since the gnomes are tiny, the dwarves are short, and the Gulgans are blind.

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never_grow November 26 2006, 16:02:47 UTC
So?

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arc_mage November 26 2006, 16:03:34 UTC
So while it might be fun for my fellow humans, it would not be fun for the others, and therefore, they would be less likely to race.

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