Albert Silverberg (
endsjustified) wrote in
sheep_game2024-04-27 03:22 pm
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[slaps roof of barn]
WHO: lilies
WHERE: lily
WHEN: day 76 postgame
[you can fit SO many crises in here]
WHERE: lily
WHEN: day 76 postgame
[you can fit SO many crises in here]

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slightly rueful:]
You talk about these things like you had a mishap doing chores...you think dying before you got here reset the problems?
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[takes a breath]
I...I'm starting to think dying was to reset the problems. Kevin said I had way more time left than three months.
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Did someone else arrange your death?
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Arrange? I don't think so. But it was a surprise to me too. It's possible that it was somehow planned.
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And is the cycle going to repeat itself...? You're not less prone to entering high-stakes situations.
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It should be fine for now. At least until I work out a long term solution.
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I wouldn't mind help. I'm open to suggestions if you have them.
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If we can see where the points of strain and weakness are, and their nature...
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If you don't let them help you, they're less likely to let you help them.
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frowns a little and then rolls onto his side to face him, reaching out towards his face with the hand not holding his]
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A hundred and fifty is the lowest. If you never train or level up your skills, that's about what you expect. From what I've heard, the average is around two hundred or more. But it can be much longer. Hundreds or thousands of years if you keep pushing yourself to get stronger. I figured you wouldn't be interested in that.
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Not so. If I trained to the level of one who could live four hundred years, and found a way to transfer half of that to you, that would do nicely.
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It's not easy to become that strong. Even if you did, there isn't a way to transfer someone's life that easily either. The only way I know of to extend one's life is by becoming a transcendent's subordinate.
When we first met, Young Chaos told me he'd help if I was still alive in ten years. I plan to hold him to that.
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Is it really giving it away, if I’m deliberately giving you what I don’t need…? Four hundred years is a long time, if other people aren’t there to ground you. It’s a long time even then.
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Well, we can keep it as the backup. But that elder Young of yours had better keep his word.
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