[Hello, Citizens of Mayfield! Today, you might see one (1) exceptionally tall and pale boy shirtless in the yard of 1767 Beaver Street
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Exactly. It is a waste of time. But the Major General seems to think I should be a part of it, and I have considered it a challenge. I am already without a doubt the best player-once I've made it clear there's no challenge in it for me, I will quit, and if anyone has any sense they won't bother me with stupid things like this again.
Or perhaps they'll continue to bait you, seeing as you've risen to a challenge already. What's two or three more, right? [hopping onto the fence to get a better seat]
Especially if you surpass those challenges. You know how your kind works.
[He tips the brick to the left, and steps with it, keeping on top as he rolls it back up to vertical, moving him a brick's width to the left.]
But in that case they will likely give me something more difficult. I have never actually been challenged by anything in my life. I wouldn't mind something that will require effort.
[he seems mildly impressed with the display of balance and coordination.]
If that's the case, you must be fairly talented by human standards. Ah, but I do understand your plight. Boredom is a terrible thing; years and years of nothing worth your time does tend to grow old very quickly.
It's unfortunate that one who marginally improves his species is left to pay a price for it. [though he sounds more amused by it than anything like the wee brat he is]
Perhaps the town and its penchant for havoc will provide you with enough of a challenge to stave off the worst of the boredom.
what is this even.]
...You certainly don't see that every day.
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He spins around on the brick, keeping his balance.]
...It is just a way to practice keeping my balance.
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That's a strange way to go about it, but it seems to be working for you. What do you need the practise for?
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I've recently joined the Blitzball team.
[Is that an answer to the question or a completely unrelated yet also completely true fact? Could be either.]
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and he's looking even more amused at that answer.]
One of those activities at the school? Why waste your time?
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Especially if you surpass those challenges. You know how your kind works.
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[He tips the brick to the left, and steps with it, keeping on top as he rolls it back up to vertical, moving him a brick's width to the left.]
But in that case they will likely give me something more difficult. I have never actually been challenged by anything in my life. I wouldn't mind something that will require effort.
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If that's the case, you must be fairly talented by human standards. Ah, but I do understand your plight. Boredom is a terrible thing; years and years of nothing worth your time does tend to grow old very quickly.
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[And repeats the trick again, this time going right.]
Even in my limited years, the lack of stimulation is maddening.
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Perhaps the town and its penchant for havoc will provide you with enough of a challenge to stave off the worst of the boredom.
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It is true that the stories I enjoy most are horror stories. Being a part of one might be interesting.
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[he shifts a little, leaning to one side and kicking his heels against the fence.]
That's an interesting way to look at it. You haven't been around for anything big yet, have you?
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