Tch. You'd be bored and flailing within a week. 9_9infidusAugust 23 2011, 01:04:45 UTC
Yes, I suppose that's true.
Still, I will admit to being somewhat surprised by the intensity of your feelings, considering that you were unwilling to bargain with me to protect her.
[What's the private feature? There is no private feature.]
Perpetually bored, I'm afraid. It comes with age.swordofthenorthAugust 24 2011, 15:16:08 UTC
[He will permit Aizen to underestimate him for now. It is a mild form of entertainment.]
I suppose you're correct. It isn't as though we coexist in a city where the dead continuously rise, live again, and even return with their memories intact.
[Oh wait, we do! I guess things aren't wasted on them after all.]
[And it isn't as though Priscilla's full potential couldn't be realized in a flick of your pesky forelock, a coming to fruition that would devastate Anatole if left unchecked.]
How fortunate I am that you are such a gentleman, Aizen.
[On the surface. Beneath it? I do not doubt that your savagery could rival my own.]
Yes, I know, being an old man myself.infidusAugust 24 2011, 16:33:08 UTC
Even if we were to coexist in such a city, there are always ways around these things. But, of course, I'm sure someone such as yourself is aware of that.
As well as the fact that there are infinitely more terrible things than death.
[For example, I could always draw her into my shikai and turn all of her senses off entirely. Or do so, and then force replace your presence with the illusion of my own. Wouldn't that be... interesting?]
Well, in any case. I wasn't necessarily referring to you as the fortunate one.
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I hadn't realized you were so attached to her.
[...yes he had. BUT HEY TROLLTIME IS ON, WHY NOT ADVERTISE IT.]
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Still, I will admit to being somewhat surprised by the intensity of your feelings, considering that you were unwilling to bargain with me to protect her.
[What's the private feature? There is no private feature.]
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Of course, such potential is useful only if one has the time to bring it to fruition. And it is wasted on the dead, as are all things.
[a short pause and a gentle chuckle.]
Fortunately, savagery is not my way.
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I suppose you're correct. It isn't as though we coexist in a city where the dead continuously rise, live again, and even return with their memories intact.
[Oh wait, we do! I guess things aren't wasted on them after all.]
[And it isn't as though Priscilla's full potential couldn't be realized in a flick of your pesky forelock, a coming to fruition that would devastate Anatole if left unchecked.]
How fortunate I am that you are such a gentleman, Aizen.
[On the surface. Beneath it? I do not doubt that your savagery could rival my own.]
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As well as the fact that there are infinitely more terrible things than death.
[For example, I could always draw her into my shikai and turn all of her senses off entirely. Or do so, and then force replace your presence with the illusion of my own. Wouldn't that be... interesting?]
Well, in any case. I wasn't necessarily referring to you as the fortunate one.
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We should try it face to face sometime.
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