So.

[asiftonothing]

This isn't exactly a scientific method, but I suppose you could still call it research. It's an interesting question, at any rate. If you knew the world was going to end tomorrow, what would you do?

Comments

[inescapablepull]

T-tomorrow?!

[asiftonothing]

Tomorrow. It's strictly hypothetical, of course.

[inescapablepull]

Even so-! Just one day? T-that's not nearly enough...

[asiftonothing]

That's all you get.

[vocaloidiot]

Isn't that obvious? Party as hard as possible!

[asiftonothing]

A popular response, I suspect.

[vocaloidiot]

Well, it's the point where you might as well quit worrying about inhibitions, if it's definite.

[asiftonothing]

And it is--ah. Would be.

[leftsearching]

Spend it with the people close to me.

[asiftonothing]

Hmm. Sentimental.

[leftsearching]

[/smiles wryly]

I guess so.

[asiftonothing]

Not that there's anything wrong with that, mind, I'm simply commenting. And it follows that sentimental answers would be common in such a situation.

[scientifictruth]

Find the reason why the world is ending so soon.

[asiftonothing]

Ah, now there's an interesting answer. Would you just try to for the sake of knowing, or . . . ?

[scientifictruth]

For science, of course. Having to learn that the world was ending within a mere 24 hours is something that needs to be investigated, if it were actually to happen.

[asiftonothing]

Would you then try to stop it?

[oursunday]

I would spend all day with Len! I'm not going to leave him alone☆

[asiftonothing]

Well, until the world does end, at any rate.

[oursunday]

Exactly! Even if we all die, at least this time I would be together with Len mew.

What would you do?

[asiftonothing]

Savor the moment.