Comments | letxequalnull: 24th Order

letxequalnull

24th Order

Oct 02, 2009 12:02

( private to members of the Organization )

in the aftermath of what has come, rising out of the ashes, the business of the organization, rambling at length, no longer maintaining radio silence

Comments 49

[Private to Xemnas // ARTEMIS encrypted] favoritetraitor October 2 2009, 18:22:53 UTC

Perhaps you'd like to see some of my notes on the subject, Mr. Xemnas.

[Private to Xemnas // ARTEMIS encrypted] letxequalnull October 2 2009, 18:41:27 UTC

It would be appreciated.

[Private to Xemnas // ARTEMIS encrypted] favoritetraitor October 2 2009, 19:21:20 UTC

Very well, I can come to the lab later on this evening if you'll still be around?

[Private to Xemnas // ARTEMIS encrypted] letxequalnull October 2 2009, 19:26:21 UTC

I will. Time and science wait for no man, I fear.

Thread 10

~voice~ onlyadog October 2 2009, 22:32:37 UTC

You seem to make the incorrect assumption that this is the only place where the Dead can return. Perhaps here, the border between life and death is as permeable as it is in my world.

Though I must admit, I am glad the Dead here are more... human than the ones I have known.

~voice~ letxequalnull October 2 2009, 22:35:55 UTC

I will admit that there was - and still is - some assumption on my part; places where I have yet been able to uncover the answers I have sought for ever since my arrival here. But it was not that this is the only place that that which ought to have been dead can return. Instead, I was assuming that this place operated on far more... strict rules in regards to the dead, namely that death is the end of all things.

~voice~ onlyadog October 2 2009, 22:48:59 UTC

Ah, where as my assumptions are that a world would operate under the principles I am use to.

This place is rather... illogically put together. I would love to be able to sit and talk with it's creators some time.

~voice~ letxequalnull October 2 2009, 22:55:01 UTC

Perhaps it is the nature of the worlds that have been forced together with such reckless abandon that necessitates the oddity of this place?

Thread 10

der_freischuetz October 3 2009, 01:59:44 UTC

Perhaps neither life, nor death exist here. Perhaps the City cannot die, but is not alive either. A world of the undead~

letxequalnull October 3 2009, 02:01:57 UTC

Ah, but what of those who are brought here still very much alive, then?

der_freischuetz October 3 2009, 02:13:01 UTC

Maybe they aren't really, in the City. Time stops in their world, yes? So perhaps it is only an in-between state they're in, until they resume being fully alive in their world again.

letxequalnull October 3 2009, 02:27:35 UTC

I have heard that to be the case, although I have not had the chance to experience myself.

Thread 12

knaveswitness October 3 2009, 03:08:52 UTC

It's a bit wrong, isn't it?

Coming back.

letxequalnull October 3 2009, 03:18:57 UTC

It is not something I am unused to, but that does not make it anymore unnatural.

knaveswitness October 3 2009, 03:21:01 UTC

Does it happen, in your world?

letxequalnull October 3 2009, 04:07:47 UTC

Only on the rarest of occasions.

Thread 13

[private] masterofpuppets October 3 2009, 18:14:08 UTC

Superior, I have observed the matter, indeed.

But I have a doubt.
Heartless are not stronger than Nobodies. Or I am mistaken?

[private] letxequalnull October 3 2009, 20:05:09 UTC

They are not. But if I may ask a question in return, why the curiosity?

[STATIC!] masterofpuppets October 6 2009, 06:04:42 UTC

[insert kjjjjjjjjjjjh noise]

[private] letxequalnull October 6 2009, 17:41:41 UTC

[That is not a comforting noise...]

Would you care to repeat that?