Hah, I see. What luck, then. [Right back at you, here.]
Kirei's an interesting man. While there are probably other ways to achieve our end, this is the method he chose. It served its function; I've no complaints.
Hey, as long as I'm not the one in the coffin missing a few limbs, I've got nothing to say. Humor my morbid curiosity if you will, though; what function were they supposed to serve?
Artificial birth? Interesting. [How useless - are normal means of reproduction no longer sufficient to satisfy these mongrels? ...Then again, it was probably a different world with more different mechanics - he won't comment on it, then.] What prompted that, if I may ask?
Children.
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He'll just nod nonchalantly - there's nothing much to comment about, and it would be useless and too long to explain.]
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Not my world, not my problem.
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My world functioned on... different mechanics. I realize that this may be unsettling. My apologies.
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Besides. Looks like you weren't the one who got off on torturing Little Orphan Annie.
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Kirei's an interesting man. While there are probably other ways to achieve our end, this is the method he chose. It served its function; I've no complaints.
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Nutrition for survival.
[A short pause.]
Their souls are consumed to maintain my existence in my world.
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Quaint? I suppose that's one way of looking at it. Fascinating is a better word, I think. What do you know about the mechanics of this world?
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Somarium? For one, it twists the rules that one would use to follow in their own world, and adapt them to the collectivity in this place.
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