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[breakerofchains]

Evidently, I can go back to my golden years, and even then this place is too generous for sparing me the grizzly details. Went from a kinda-sorta blank slate to a complete blank slate.

Gee, thanks.Anyway, before I go mope off in a corner, I, uh. Ran into a few people... I think two other girls. Are the two of you still little, or no? We didn't

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[nomad_priest]

No, you didn't. Thank you very much for the food, Miss Anya. But, are you feeling okay? The last I saw of you, you weren't feeling quite well.

[breakerofchains]

Never know with you. Oh... good to know.

And I'm fine, all's well and back to normal. Sadly.

[nomad_priest]

Next time, I'll find somewhere else to get my extra shot of glucose for the day.

... are you sure?

[breakerofchains]

Aha, don't worry about it, you can drop in any time you like.

It's fine, really, I'm just disappointed.

[nomad_priest]

I'll be sure to give you shortish notice, Miss Anya.

Oh?

[breakerofchains]

That's good enough for me!

Yeah, it's one of those curses where they turn you into a child, but it'd be nice if I got something from it.

[nomad_priest]

Sometimes, there's not much to be salvaged from being a child. I'd like to think that we have when we're adults is the most important.

[breakerofchains]

I know, but I don't remember much of my childhood to begin with. That's the thing.

[nomad_priest]

... You don't remember? How strange.

[breakerofchains]

No, the only thing I can remember was waking up on the streets with a giant headache.

[nomad_priest]

I'm sure a lot of adults can relate. I'm sorry to hear that.

[breakerofchains]

No worries! A man from my world will show up here sooner or later. He's supposed to help me.

[nomad_priest]

A friend of yours?

[breakerofchains]

He wishes.

[nomad_priest]

Oh my!

[breakerofchains]

He's an idiot, he picks the worst possible way of traveling around Europe.