...Careful with that.
[That deep voice isn't being spoken to you, Splendor, but rather, the owner of what are apparently disturbingly long white fingers, bound in some black material around the joints. They're blocking a portion of the view, but at the order, they move away, leaving it unblocked. Dusk Nobodies are very obedient!
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[Of course, "small projects" to apprentices of Ansem the Wise often are not so small, but regardless.]
Doing better?
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[Not that he knows who 'Nura' is, but at least the child is being more active.]
Penda seems to be acting odd, as of late.
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Your lack of a life is exactly why him and Zexion were able to screw with you so much, man. Just sayin'.]
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Says the guy, who spent his day sitting at a teaparty in a dark basement until he was sent to screw with a teenager by using his insecurities against him. Now that's so much more of a life. Also you better watch out from this point on now, man; Riku's part of the Law Enforcement and they have a list. You are not on it yet, but that can change very quickly.]
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Those were orders and nothing else and you know it. Someone had to make sure Vexen and Zexion didn't maul each other, and Marluxia didn't really like any of them. And oh yes. He's heard about that little thing.
Pity that law enforcement has never really concerned the Organization. Which you know.]
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Nobodies cannot die, my boy. They know a much different fate at the time their bodies are defeated.
[ He speaks kind of slowly, a smile appearing on his face. ]
I have to wonder... Why you are asking this question?
[ He'd also have a job offer for Lexaeus, but he's not sure the Nobody is interested in creating Keyblade War and attempting to destroy Splendor in the process. ]
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It is a variety of death, if nothing else, and no other name fits it.
[As for the other question... Well, he certainly does not feel inclined to answer that. For one thing, it is his business and his alone. Secondly, he simply does not trust the old man. This is nothing unusual; he did not trust most of his own comrades. He certainly will not trust this man.]
Scholarly interest... A good enough answer?
[He knows it's not.]
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I suppose so, although I prefer the word sleep. State of suspension is even more precise. This defines better the state the Nobody is in before his rebirth.
[ Not a good answer indeed, but Xehanort knew he could not expect more from the Nobody. He chuckles and nods. ]
Yes, it is. I would expect no less from one of Ansem the Wise's apprentice.
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Perhaps you are correct. [He's still using that careful neutral tone, not revealing much in that or his expression.] The question arises, then, of what can bring about a Nobody's awakening.
[Ah. The King. His teacher. He taps one finger against his worktable and then abruptly quits the action. That is an awkward and sensitive subject for most of the original six, varying depending on the individual. Memories of that time were strong, after all, and dictated quite a bit. Some, like Xigbar, seemed blissfully uncaring. Xemnas viewed the whole thing, seemingly, with some disdain for the mentor who had given them so much.
Lexaeus simply tries not to think about it, and he had not thought someone would be able to remind him of his apprenticeship for a long while.]
...I do the best I can.
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Or do you mean, did anyone get here and think this might be the afterlife or something?
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The latter, although what happened to you is interesting.
Reincarnation or simple resurrection?
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