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[Arcueid had gone over to but the newlyweds, but had found an unexpected surprise when she had gone to their house. Instead of that idiot Shiki and his cute new little wife...she found only drones. She had known Shiki had been here for a rather long time, and she was happy to see that he had gone back home, but...he'd left
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[Why does this person look remarkably familiar?
Oh right, that superhero... magical girl... thing. Except there's no sparkles and no enthusiasm here. It's actually almost more interesting to her, though she's entirely unsure if approaching is anywhere near a good idea.
But something niggles at the back of her mind and she steps forward anyway. Probably that thing that makes Sei call her a 'nosy, troublesome girl'. She's holding a grocery bag, since the Yama she lives with has been busy making lesson plans recently and so she volunteered to go out. And out she pulls...
Something sweet.]
Truffle for your thoughts?
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They aren't worth anything. Just the thoughts of a dumb airheaded girl.
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It doesn't matter. People disappear here all the time. Whining about it isn't going to do any good.
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[Whump. She just sat down. Now you're stuck with her for a minute, Arcy-warcy]
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It won't bring anyone back, true, but I do think it will change your mood, even a little.
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[Real succinct and elegant, Arcueid.]
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[Watch out, she's just as stubborn as you, lady.]
But at least do yourself a favor and don't let any of your thoughts drift toward it being your fault in any way.
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My fault? How could any of this be my fault! It's not! It's just...stupid!!
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I won't deny that. What good is it to bring us all here in the first place when some randomly disappear? I wonder that a lot.
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Who cares. It's not like I can do anything about it anymore.
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[She tilts her head]
Is there a 'home' and a life to return to for... you and they?
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I'll have to go back to sleep sooner or later. I don't know why I let myself do this.
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There has to be some merit to it. Nothing is entirely pointless, or it would never be done.
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