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kakeravoyager

Kakera #004 [Voice]

Apr 22, 2010 22:54

If you were given one wish in the entire world, what would you ask for? Would you be willing to give something...or even everything up for it?

[This question doesn't have much reason or rhyme to it, other than pure curiosity. All creatures are so unique with what they want and since Luceti has such a diverse mix of humans, demons and other beings ( Read more... )

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[Voice] derek_bliss April 23 2010, 03:05:14 UTC

...To give the wish to someone else.

And no. I'd rather deal with life as it comes.

[Voice] kakeravoyager April 23 2010, 03:09:06 UTC

That's quite selfless of you. But who would you give the wish to then?

[Voice] derek_bliss April 23 2010, 03:10:30 UTC

It would depend on who was around at the time. Most likely someone I trusted to keep an even head, though.

[Voice] kakeravoyager April 23 2010, 03:14:00 UTC

When it comes to one time only power of essentially being 'God' I don't see how even the most level headed people could resist their greed. A single limitless wish can turn a saint into a devil with ease.

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savedbyasmile April 23 2010, 03:11:13 UTC

[There's the sound of somebody starting a sentence a couple times-

Then a pause. Then, softly:] I...I would wish for a certain person to be happy.

...and I would give up anything for it.

kakeravoyager April 23 2010, 03:15:17 UTC

A certain person. [Oh no no no, let Bern have a guess-] Do you love this person?

savedbyasmile April 23 2010, 03:16:36 UTC

[SQUEAK]

U-Um- [The lack of definite answer probably works even better than a plain "yes."]

kakeravoyager April 23 2010, 03:20:25 UTC

[Bern giggles a little. Oh humans.] Do not think anything of it. Those who wish for someone in particular to be happy normally hold great love for that person. Whether it be simplistic or deeply entangled.

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[voice.] divineremnants April 23 2010, 03:41:27 UTC

If it's something you truly want to wish for, then one should be more than willing, and even ready, to give something up in exchange for it.

[voice.] kakeravoyager April 23 2010, 03:44:13 UTC

Quite true. But some believe that one day their wishes will come true without even trying.

[voice.] divineremnants April 23 2010, 03:46:34 UTC

I find them foolish. Wishes change everything after all. Their fulfillment brings into motion a change in events.

[voice.] kakeravoyager April 23 2010, 03:50:41 UTC

Indeed. When your wish comes true, with all the effort you put into it against all odds - that is truly a miracle. A true wish.

What would you wish for, then?

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[Voice] soulbait April 23 2010, 03:56:47 UTC

[...This question is relevant to his interests. For someone to even ask something like this is strange but more strange is seeing others reply to it with some degree of honesty. Ciel can't help but be somewhat amused and somewhat disgusted by the revelation of how honest some people (such as that blushing imbecile) seem to be here.

...Still, he's bored without anything to do and more than that frustrated at his current residence here, thus he deigns to answer this in the form of-] Those who are unwilling to risk anything will often be the first ones to lose in any game.

[Voice] kakeravoyager April 23 2010, 16:24:26 UTC

But a wish isn't a game. It's an escape. Wouldn't you want a guide map through a maze?

[Voice] soulbait April 23 2010, 16:46:47 UTC

An escape is still part of the game, it is merely changing the rules. [Which he does a lot. But that said...] And of course, that would assume that the map is genuine.

[Voice] kakeravoyager April 24 2010, 00:54:11 UTC

I guess if you go by 'life is a game' then it can be. [she snickers a bit] But people who change the rules in the middle of the game normally do so because they fear losing. Truly pathetic cowardice like that is inexcusable. Then again, who ever wants to lose?

Giving a person the wrong map in a maze is quite cruel and serves no point nor gives no challenge.

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[ voice ] inheritsfate April 23 2010, 04:04:32 UTC

Wishes always come with a price.

[ voice ] kakeravoyager April 23 2010, 16:26:22 UTC

But of course. Yet in times of constant desperation, wouldn't you sacrifice anything for one thing? Even if that meant you had to give up everything. [a light hearted giggle] The answer should be shocking, but surprisingly common.

[ voice ] inheritsfate April 23 2010, 19:08:17 UTC

You're right, most people do. Those who have no use for wishes are few.

[ voice ] kakeravoyager April 24 2010, 00:49:31 UTC

I can't imagine anyone who would find a wish useless. Everyone is a dreamer in some way -- whether it be for good or bad.

So, what would you ask for?

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