viii. voice.

[payingthepiper]

I know the reason for all of us being brought here isn't known, but I've heard that a lot of people were also brought in from war, or-- some kind of fighting. So, er, I was just wondering:

How do you fight? And what for, if you did?

And if you weren't in a war... what did you do to pass a day? Did you work, or study for school, or...? [a trail

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voice;

[payback]

I think it kind of depends on how flexible you can interpret your purpose being.

voice;

[payingthepiper]

Or how definite it was to start with.

voice;

[payback]

It's not always a bad thing, is it?

voice;

[payingthepiper]

Losing your purpose?

voice;

[payback]

Having to deal with uncertainty.

voice;

[payingthepiper]

[hesitation.] If it works itself out for the better later on, I wouldn't say that it's bad.

But I don't suppose there's anything in the world that can always be some way.

voice;

[payback]

There isn't, I think. So it's better to learn to adapt. Of course it's painful sometimes.

voice;

[payingthepiper]

It can be happy, too. Like an accomplishment!

voice for now.

[payback]

It can be. Or your purpose can adapt, I guess.

[payingthepiper]

Have you found one here, Rin?

[payback]

I guess I'm still looking.

[payingthepiper]

Have you found any sorts yet?

[payback]

What I left at home is waiting there and can't exactly be applied to this place... to be honest, sometimes I feel like I'm just killing time.

[payingthepiper]

It's faster to pass when you're committing yourself to things.

[but his tone isn't completely convinced: he understands that perfectly.]

[payback]

It's not like I haven't kept busy. To be honest, I'm not sure where to start with all the choices this place has...

[Or if she wants to settle in and commit herself like that. She hasn't given up on going home.]

[payingthepiper]

Are you going back to school this year, by chance?