He might not agree to it, but I dislike the thought of not being able to kep track of him. It might be prudent to utilise some method without his knowledge.
Mm. I am torn on that. On the one hand, dishonesty with one of our people sits ill with me, but on the other it is a prudent measure that would be unfortunate if he refused.
[He sheds his shirt and there's big old heart of sabik embedded in his chest. Behold! Who knows what it does. ]
Well, as his unitmate you will have the best opportunity to gauge whether to ask him or simply do it. In the mean time it shall be the three of us [no need to clarify who that is] Vergil and Five.
Of course it will take time. And though I know you may trust those two, I do not expect you not to put them through your own tests or observations and come to your own conclusions.
More than that, but related. Would you like me to give you his story or to ask him yourself? He is likely to gloss over most of it, though then again if it is you pressing just a little he might concede to be more forthcoming.
There is nothing I could do that he would truly object to.
But if the point is to get to know him, you may do so better by speaking to the man himself.
Though I will explain at least what I meant.
He was kidnapped at a young age from his family, taken down to hell and forced to survive on his own like some feral creature. No education, no socialization. That he is at all socialized or literate speaks more to his intelligence and stubbornness to find the time to pursue knowledge even after years of pursuing only the power to survive against every odd. For there were full many actively seeking his demise.
His social manners are atrocious, he is awkward, blunt, moody, shy, and oblivious, and I do find him quite remarkable.
[He loves him so much?]
He is incredibly fast on picking up what he is taught, stubborn to a fault, and loyal beyond question. But more than anything, his ability to maintain warmth deep in his heart despite his years of solitude and bloody existence is almost miraculous.
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[He sheds his shirt and there's big old heart of sabik embedded in his chest. Behold! Who knows what it does. ]
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[points to forehead, can't feel torn up over dishonesty if you don't remember how important honesty was in your society
anyway he's beholding that heart]
...A corruption, I take it?
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To an extent at least.
[Look none of them are very good at being Good Ancients anymore you don't need memory loss to lose your principles.]
Yes. A joke, most likely.
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[you don't need memory loss to lose your principles but it helps]
They do enjoy their jokes.
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That is who I assumed it would be, yes. Will Vergil and Five consent?
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[kind of wistful almost because having more than two very specific people who trust you is almost as crazy as those two people being alive again]
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That they do.
... You know I was both suspicious and jealous of Hades's friendship with Five when I arrived. I was quite rude about it.
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It is. I am glad for you both, of course I am, but... it is going to take some time.
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Of course it will take time. And though I know you may trust those two, I do not expect you not to put them through your own tests or observations and come to your own conclusions.
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[and come to the conclusion that they are both cute]
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[don't call dad's husband stupid don't do it]
Unobservant?
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There is nothing I could do that he would truly object to.
But if the point is to get to know him, you may do so better by speaking to the man himself.
Though I will explain at least what I meant.
He was kidnapped at a young age from his family, taken down to hell and forced to survive on his own like some feral creature. No education, no socialization. That he is at all socialized or literate speaks more to his intelligence and stubbornness to find the time to pursue knowledge even after years of pursuing only the power to survive against every odd. For there were full many actively seeking his demise.
His social manners are atrocious, he is awkward, blunt, moody, shy, and oblivious, and I do find him quite remarkable.
[He loves him so much?]
He is incredibly fast on picking up what he is taught, stubborn to a fault, and loyal beyond question. But more than anything, his ability to maintain warmth deep in his heart despite his years of solitude and bloody existence is almost miraculous.
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