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[x_autnihil]

*There's a table and, of course, a sign. It reads: Broken any rules lately? Confess and be saved!If you head in that direction to check it out, you may be overcome with the desire (guilt or sadism, whichever) to tell the unlucky bastard stuck there about the last time you went against or attempted to go against Camp's all-powerful rules

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[acitygirl]

Oh my. You're in for a bad time, kiddo.

[x_autnihil]

*..."kiddo"?*

It doesn't seem like it could end any way but bad.

[acitygirl]

I mean, I could tell you about all those times my boyfriend and I did things but let's not and say we did.

[x_autnihil]

That would be showing more tact than I am hoping to receive.

[acitygirl]

So, mysterious stranger, you got a name?

[x_autnihil]

Cesare. And you?

[acitygirl]

Traci. So who did you annoy to get this job?

[x_autnihil]

Camp itself, presumably. I have only myself to blame. A few days ago I was having a discussion with someone about the lack of organized religion. Apparently I inadvertently volunteered myself to help remedy the situation.

[acitygirl]

Oh, you're a practitioner? Which religion?

[x_autnihil]

I'm Catholic. *gestures at the sign urging confession*

[acitygirl]

Hey, you'd be surprised at the number of religions that do stuff like that.

[x_autnihil]

Many things are different here for me. I'm trying my best to catch up.

Which others do this?

[acitygirl]

You cannot be the weirdest thing I've seen. How about you fill me in, and I'll then fill you in.

[x_autnihil]

No, I don't think my case is the most unusual. While I believe I am from the same world as the one we are located in, this place is several hundred years in the future. I arrived in camp a few days after my 525th birthday, assuming the calendar has not changed drastically.

[acitygirl]

You're really tall for someone from back then.

[x_autnihil]

Above average, yes.