[Aside from the fading bruise on one cheek, Muraki is back to normal as he relaxes on his couch at home. He blows smoke from his cigarette up at the ceiling for a moment.]If you have a birthday in a dream town, have you truly become any older or are you frozen in time from the moment you arrive here? There's not much difference between 34 and 35,
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And there's nothing for me to return to other than death, so it's a silly thought exercise at this point.
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And I hope I stay here too. It's an interesting place for a second life.
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[And for just an instant, his smile isn't completely polite. Maybe it's a trick of the light?]
We're measuring time, but it might not even be real time given that this is a dream city. It also doesn't make sense to say you're older if you simply think it's been a year in your dream and one night whenever you wake up. But it's something each of us has to decide on while we're here, I think.
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[OOC: With that hair, he can create a wire that limits the abilities of whoever it binds.]
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If it helps to know, I'm 34 myself.
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It's good to know I'm not the resident old man.
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