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carelessness. It appears to be the work of an inexperienced mage, skittish and uncertain, too young and reckless to bother burying the corpses after leeching what energy he could from the finches. Though from the fact that some still survived, perhaps he was interrupted before he was allowed to finish
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More importantly, why would I?
I can promise I won't be off'ing any tiny animals, yeah.
Black Death, that sounds like a riot; you're the guy that pops the balloon animals at parties, huh? -snerk-
But, nah, whatever, like I have anything else to do on a Friday night right now.
Better not be as lame as that Season of the Witch movie though.
Hey, I know what that is! That's the town thing where everybody got like...buried by a volcano, wasn't it? I sort of remember that from history class or something. Maybe it was from the Discovery channel, no idea.
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It looks quite fascinating. A feast for the eyes, if nothing else.
You are correct. The preservation of the corpses is quite exquisite. I would enjoy a chance to view the specimens on a closer level as well.
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It's easier to learn to use the microwave than to become a murderer. You go first.
It's all very gray-toned and bloody. I'm learning things about you Hector, oh yes.
You want to prod at the corpses...creepy, no surprise though. And possibly bound to get us arrested, can we avoid that? I don't have the scary glare like you do; jail = bad.
Plus wouldn't they like..fall apart if you messed with them?
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How precisely would we be caught when the surveillance cameras are "malfunctioning?" And as for security - well, it's quite convenient that you are here, isn't it? I don't suppose you've ever played decoy before?
If something falls apart, I can simply put it back together, providing I have all the pieces.
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You're going to mock frozen pizza when people eat snails, seriously?
It's peer pressure like in high school all over again, man.
Okay when I get arrested you had better bail me out or life is going to be very unpleasaaaant.
Put it back together. Should that surprise me? No. I've seen the dining room after all.
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Oh, you certainly have my word. I wouldn't dream of forcing you behind bars.
I'm quite fond of the dining room. Is it not to your liking?
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..I can't tell if that's sarcastic or not.
Pretty much like I can't tell yet in person either, clearly I need to study you more.
It's very Devil's Rejects or Hellraiser. Like living in one big horror movie. But it's fine, I just have to remind myself not to walk in there with the lights turned off or it freaks me out.
How does it not have something like this in there?
Makes me wonder if you sleep in a coffin in your room, wherever that is around here.
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If you put this level of interest into the rest of your studies, I will be quite pleased.
Orange lighting screams of childhood Halloweens, don't you think? My dining room speaks more of adult fears than fake bats on a chandelier do.
No, I certainly don't sleep in a coffin. If you are that interested, perhaps I can show you my bedroom at some point. Just not at the moment.
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But they don't care if you're a kid working in the kitchen, they just lie and say you're there with somebody there if inspectors come around.
Yeah, I know, I'm not supposed to talk about all of that past stuff, but you asked.
What's wrong with Halloween? It's fun! And like I said; Hellraiser, minus the leather and bondage undertones.
You make me wait for everythiiing! Why? What do you hide in there, huh? Now I'm curious! The suspense may kill me!
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You aren't required to forget your past. But you must accept that you have risen above it.
My, my, someone is impatient. Perhaps I have skeletons in my closet.
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How can you have all that ego without having...an ego? It's very confusing for us less than stoic types.
You have skeletons in the dining room, ones in the closet wouldn't surprise me in the least. Might freak me out a little at first though, I need to develop more of a tolerance for weird around this place.
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Once you learn more and your confidence grows, you too will understand that most humans are now inferior to you.
You are a death mage. It would be wildly irregular for you not to embrace it sooner or later. Preferably sooner.
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There's nothing in this place to cook, just oddly excess amounts of alcohol in fancy bottles.
I'm not interested in feeling superior. XD
Maybe I really am a freak. That whole...mage stuff hasn't ever done anything for me other than screw my life up, I'm probably a little biased.
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It will embarrass me if you degrade yourself in public by putting yourself at the same level as the common man. If not for you, then at least put on a facade of superiority for my comfort.
You simply have yet to find a way to focus your potential. With time and experience, you will be able to control your power with more ease. Did you see the device I left outside your room? Take it and concentrate on it tonight, contemplate its workings. Take it apart if you must. And in the morning, I want you to tell me what you think its function is. This will be your first assignment.
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But, hey, I do want something to do around here besides the whole grim and doom lot of everything.
And since you apparently are never going to let me leave the damn place I should get really amazingly awesome at cooking. Meh.
Wow, that's...going to be interesting to attempt; I'm more the..background type.
I tripped over that thing! I thought it was a really weird mouse trap. Or an ugly doorstop.
It's not going to blow up if I mess with it, right? And I can totally take it apart and probably break it...if you insist.
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I invited you to a film and a museum exhibit in this very post. How precisely is that not allowing you to leave?
It won't harm you to take it apart, no. Eventually you will be able to discern the workings of every device with moving parts. While truly your focus will be death, death and matter go hand in hand - for what is left behind when a person dies except the wealth of objects that he had accumulated in life?
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