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[too_ugly]

...EwhSo many sick faces to deal with. I can't take them all in in one day or I'll lose my vision! Just think of all the disgusting germs floating about in the air now. My poor, vulnerable skin

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[misterblackbird]

I've never in my whole life heard of biting the head off a chicken as a curse for an illness.

[too_ugly]

Then I've heard wrong, Cain-san?

[misterblackbird]

Yes, I believe you may very well have.

[too_ugly]

Ah. Then what do you do with the heads?

[misterblackbird]

I believe you simply discard them, or feed them to the cat.

[too_ugly]

Really? Feed them to the--

[too_ugly]

... feed them to the cat. What a brilliant idea.

[misterblackbird]

It simply seems sensible to me. Although chicken heads seem unpleasant to human eaters, I think a cat might find meat enough on them.

[too_ugly]

This is a very good suggestion you gave me. Thank you. ♥ I do hope you haven't become ill.

[misterblackbird]

I've not become ill, fortunately, and I mean to keep it that way.

[too_ugly]

Take extra care, then. It won't do to have me worrying about you~ ♥

[misterblackbird]

It won't do to have anyone worrying about me. I shall do my best.

You know, in a way, I'm surprised you don't see the strange and painful beauty in a long illness. There have been whole poems and novels written in my world about the alien grace and beauty of those lying deathly ill. But I suppose that was only with certain illnesses, ones still dangerous, but more pleasant to be around than this influenza.

[too_ugly]

I'm well aware of it, actually. But you are correct. Some are more impressive and awe-worthy than this... flu. That illness is just repulsive.

I find great beauty in the glory of a ruthless battle and the joy of an honorable death.

[too_ugly]

There shall be neither sickness nor death for the handsome Cain-san~

[misterblackbird]

I see. You have quite an interesting perspective on illness and death.

[too_ugly]

Thank you.