Some time ago - about a month or two after I arrived here - I encountered several spirits from some recent murders that had been going on at that time. Scientists and some security guards. But it was...strange. None of them had a Chain of Fate.
I didn't perform konso - in all honesty I still have no idea what might happen. As there is no Soul Society for them to go to now...
In addition to that, souls in general here seem to have different qualities attributing to, perhaps, their worlds. ...Would you happen to know a young man by the name of Luke fon Fabre?
Re: [ALFRED Filter]ocean_lightningJune 22 2010, 20:46:36 UTC
Mm. Well, he died...a few months back. He was murdered. It triggered a good deal of uproar in the ship. He had been good friends with several people I knew here, so I tried to see if I could track down his spirit and speak with him, identify his murderer. After such a violent and sudden death as that...it was almost inevitable that he was probably still lingering, I thought.
However, his companions informed me that there would be no spirit to be found, as it is...destroyed as soon as one dies, according to them. Although, they did not know if this was an anomaly common to their own world.
That point still remains, however - it has occured to me, after thinking about it for some time, that all these worlds may well have inhabitants whose souls are extremely different from the kind we are familiar with.
Which...extends the possibilities to a rather endless amount...
Re: [ALFRED Filter]goneonenightJune 23 2010, 01:57:35 UTC
...I see. But there have been other spirits here on the ship--you've seen them, and I've seen a couple as well. I suppose it really does vary based on world of origin.
So, as Kira said, there's no guarantee that he'd even turn into the type of spirit we're familiar with.
Re: [Alfred filter; video]goneonenightJune 22 2010, 20:38:44 UTC
If you managed to catch any of the recent commotion about homunculi killing and eating people, he was the force behind it all. He transformed people into creatures who ate humans, and sent them out to attack those he saw as a threat. One of his creatures was made from Kurosaki Ichigo's genetic material spliced with that of a dragon. So we can safely assume his intentions as a Hollow of any kind would be malicious.
Chouno is human enough, but he's dying from a terminal illness, and he learned enough about Soul Society from Ichigo to look into whether or not he could survive as a spirit. He claims he's determined that he can.
[Alfred filter; video]s0litary_beautyJune 22 2010, 21:09:47 UTC
Why would he want that? He still wouldn't be alive and he must know that we would have to do something about it if he did become a hollow, or worse, an arrancar.
And since he's not even from our world, there's no guarantee that he would even become a spirit, unless he's figured a way around that.
[Alfred filter; video]goneonenightJune 23 2010, 01:55:38 UTC
He wants attention. He wants validation, to know that his existence has meaning and made some sort of mark. He doesn't want to disappear without having mattered.
If you can stomach it, I suggest you read his entire entry to get an idea what we're dealing with here.
I've had no cause to perform konsou, though what Ukitake-san says about there being multiple possibilities for the destination of souls after death is certainly food for thought.
As for our friend Koushaku-san, I have no concern about him being around long enough to become either Hollow or Arrancar when he kicks the bucket. I am, however, much more concerned about this.
Re: [Alfred filter]goneonenightJune 23 2010, 04:42:32 UTC
I'd like to think that even Gin would lose patience with all his whining, but with our luck he'll find him entertaining or useful enough to keep around.
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Some time ago - about a month or two after I arrived here - I encountered several spirits from some recent murders that had been going on at that time. Scientists and some security guards. But it was...strange. None of them had a Chain of Fate.
I didn't perform konso - in all honesty I still have no idea what might happen. As there is no Soul Society for them to go to now...
In addition to that, souls in general here seem to have different qualities attributing to, perhaps, their worlds. ...Would you happen to know a young man by the name of Luke fon Fabre?
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And I've heard the name, although I've never met him.
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However, his companions informed me that there would be no spirit to be found, as it is...destroyed as soon as one dies, according to them. Although, they did not know if this was an anomaly common to their own world.
That point still remains, however - it has occured to me, after thinking about it for some time, that all these worlds may well have inhabitants whose souls are extremely different from the kind we are familiar with.
Which...extends the possibilities to a rather endless amount...
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So, as Kira said, there's no guarantee that he'd even turn into the type of spirit we're familiar with.
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What is he, exactly?
...Oh, and I haven't run into any spirits yet, but if I do, I will let you know.
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Chouno is human enough, but he's dying from a terminal illness, and he learned enough about Soul Society from Ichigo to look into whether or not he could survive as a spirit. He claims he's determined that he can.
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And since he's not even from our world, there's no guarantee that he would even become a spirit, unless he's figured a way around that.
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If you can stomach it, I suggest you read his entire entry to get an idea what we're dealing with here.
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As for our friend Koushaku-san, I have no concern about him being around long enough to become either Hollow or Arrancar when he kicks the bucket. I am, however, much more concerned about this.
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[Her face twists up in disgust as she reads]
Oh, for fuck's sake.
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