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thefarshore2016-07-27 08:11 pm
reformedsinner) wrote in thefarshore2016-07-27 08:11 pm
Heaven's BBS | Text
Posted: April 8th, 2:35 AM
From: Cho Hakkai
I'm looking for Add's deity. If you know who he is, please contact me.
From: Cho Hakkai
I'm looking for Add's deity. If you know who he is, please contact me.
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[Hakkai makes no move to take it out; in fact, he doesn't move. It's just much easier to keep his temper under control if he doesn't, and scaring the god off again would be annoying.]
By the way, what gave you the idea that having shinki assigned by the Heavens was the normal method?
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But then, data-turned-corporeal doesn't have a need to]
If I can find it. [He suspects Hakkai wouldn't ask if he didn't have it, but he's not acting on that] If not, I'll find other means.
[Time is an issue, particularly with the awareness that Hibari won't calm down. He may have no fondness in him for the shinki, but causing collateral suffering when he was trying to stop it is a problem]
For those of us new to this system, assignment is the default course. Based on what I've read, that's not true of those who preceded us... [A pause. That nagging feeling that something will be calamitously wrong if he speaks doesn't get to him now... Perhaps it's because it's a theory?] but then, that'd make sense if it's not our world.
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To do so with a shinki who belongs to another god makes that shinki a stray. They are looked down upon, and most gods with strays use them for dirty and dangerous work, to avoid polluting their original shinki.
If you want to remove a name you'll have to revoke it actively.
[He moves at last to pull Roxas's cell phone out of his pocket and toss it Roxas's way with a gentle underhand. He's not getting too close: again, it's just easier to keep himself under control if he doesn't. His voice has stayed even and chilly throughout, and that's as calm as he's going to be.]
Don't do things if you don't know the implications, Roxas.
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I know those of this world look down on it, for reasons that aren't well-defined. I don't see a problem with working within a system, so I never had an interest in naming any shinki who wasn't assigned to me.
[And this much he can say with the same strange calm he's had for much of his exchange with Hakkai. It's less that he feels nothing about it, knowing now that Hibari won't calm down and the urgency that introduces to the equation, but he's tired. More so than he expected.
A side-effect of this ailment, he supposes]
But he's died once. Where I had no other way to prevent it, that was the only option. I've seen enough pointless death...and he was afraid.
[Monad had far, far too much death that served no purpose at all, only damaging those who died over and over again]
But that's the case now too, isn't it. [Roxas doesn't have to ask, not right now. He pockets his phone, shakes his head] While I wait for Ren's reply, I've got some information to find.
[Since actively revoke is...not exactly specific enough, for him. Does he just will it away, or is it a specific process?]
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[But at least he seems willing to work with Hakkai now -- or with Ren, at least. As long as he's working with someone, Hakkai doesn't particularly care which of them it is.
He tilts his head slightly toward the courtyard gates.]
Don't let me keep you, then.
Unless it's information I might be able to help you with, of course.
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[He checks his phone once more, even though it hasn't buzzed to indicate a new message yet, and closes it again. As he pockets it, he glances toward the gates as though he expects Hakkai might be looking at something of interest, but of course, there's nothing there]
Better get started.
[And without further ado, he vanishes]