[ It's a town of baked brick buildings. Nothing like the trapped winter of the City: a dazzling sky, the passing citizens dark from sun and the docks not too far from where you're standing, a flash of blue and wooden slats seen from the street. The sea calls in a muted roar and a sharp salt sting in the throat
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The nature of humans. Is that it?
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It ain't worth the show, boss.
[ Meanwhile, there's a hobo with his hands in his pockets in the mouth of the nearest alley, watching the faraway sea - and Dhaos, sort of. ]
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It's worth enough to observe how humans act, despite how disgraceful their actions are.
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[ The lower girl's beaten bloody now, two teeth knocked out, but she seems to have realized that biting makes for a good advantage. It's a vicious fight, and the oddest part is, perhaps, the fact that no one seems bothered by it. People flow around the scene as if nothing's happening. ]
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They murder one another over differences, wage war with foul technology that ravages the land. If there is evil, truly it lies in the hearts of man. That is what I continue to see time and again when watching them.
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[ ... says the guy about ten steps away from a homicide scene in progress. ]
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[Not really sure why he's still watching it. Because it's really kind of gross.]
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Y'ain't gonna find much diff'rent here, then.
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...How disappointing. Perhaps I should simply stop observing humanity, if they are truly so far gone.
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[ No longer watched, the attacking girl stops at last. She bows her head. At the corner of his eye, Tyki can see her picking up the body, struggling a little under the weight but bearing up anyway. Someone detaches from the crowd to help her. ]
Seems like y'got your mind made up already, is all.
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Tellin' me y'can't name anythin', after a coupla hundred years of watchin' em?
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