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[uraniumnumnum]

[With all this business with the Core about - something Ash would have been interested in even if it wasn't supposedly the link between this city and all the other worlds, if only for its radioactive nature - one would think he'd be out and about more. Well, it certainly isn't that he has no interest. On the contrary: he's been quite interested. It

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[zealouspeter]

The natives will never want us here.

It might be a low priority, but sending us back is still a priority.

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[uraniumnumnum]

They can't make me do a thing.

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[zealouspeter]

They brought you here, didn't they?

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[uraniumnumnum]

[ another one of those brief pauses. How the hell did they bring him here, anyway...? ]

So they did. But I'll be conscious this time.

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[hatchet_cat]

You want to return to your home, Ash?

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[uraniumnumnum]

No. I'm dead.

[ surly look. Of course, that brings up to him (again) the question of whether he even wants to be alive... but thinking of something like that takes a lot of processing power, so he puts the matter aside. ]

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[hatchet_cat]

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[hatchet_cat]

How are you still-?

[Shakes head.]

Disregard that. I'm a little astonished that you can confess to that so freely.

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[soldiershin]

No one should need to earn a right to return home, if they desire to leave this city. [ More like some people may be forced to go back. ] It should be a choice.

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[uraniumnumnum]

Just because something should be doesn't mean it will. How naïve of you.

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[soldiershin]

Perhaps. But there is also no guarantee that it will not be as such either.

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[uraniumnumnum]

Of course. Even I don't know the future. But I do know this city. Equality and choice don't seem to be great values, do they?

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[mindf_cks]

Going "home" doesn't seem ideal to you?

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[uraniumnumnum]

Who would want to go back to such a miserable piece of hell? Besides, I'm no longer among the living there.