Can't for the life of me remember how that citation properly goes, but in any case, I'm not dead, so any reports you might've heard to that effect ought to be false. Had some thinking to do, so I left the journal aside for a spell. Looks like the place is still standing, though
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"Hawk"'s still fine. Not sure I quite know the man who bore this name. But I was told something, recently, about how many minds remember more than just one.
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Do you have a preference?
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Anyway, congratulations and happy birthday! [He's a bit consumed with other things to make Hawk a present as he'd like to, but he'll bring over a bottle of sake later.] Kouei's a really cool name.
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Right, thanks for telling me. Must have happened while I was off on the fourth floor, then? I ought to have noticed, in the least.
Wish I could decide if it's fortuitous or ominous, but it seems to be mine.
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I like the name Kouei too.
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[As he just did, cheekily.]
Then pick whichever sits better on your tongue. I'll answer to either, I reckon.
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I like the look of Kouei, but you'll have to tell me how it's pronounced. Until then I'll call you Hawk.
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I'll give you a crash course next we meet. "Krile" is a bit of a mouthful, too, but I got it eventually. You can't do worse.
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Come on, Huo, act normal. You can do it.]
A happy day.
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Good fortune, then? If you decide so, I'll not gainsay that.
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Then congratulations are due in answer, I'd say.
I've no idea how to answer that in writing, when what I write and what you see are understandable only through this place's power. Might have to tell you face to face. And the same goes for your name--it's a pretty one, from the looks of it, but I'd not hazard saying it out loud.
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