[ 2nd | Text | iPad ]

[hoennmaihime]

[So guess who's still sulking about the mine incident?

Who else. Sorry, guys.]

This shouldn't need to be said, but if you have yet to update your will then I highly recommend that you do so.

If you do not already have a will, I recommend writing a list of what you want done with your things after your death to give to your mommies and daddies. Because surely only the children and young adolescents among us are naive enough to lack them.

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voice {iphone}

[ursoreckless]

You're certainly cheerful today.

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[hoennmaihime]

[not that he can see it, obviously, but that gets an amused snort out of her.]

Ah, well. We all have ever so much to be cheerful about, right?

I'm just covering our bases.

voice {iphone}

[ursoreckless]

We do. We're alive still, and we know that they think we're a mess of no ones.

[ text ]

[fatherssins]

A will? You cannot be serious.

Besides everything else most people connected here are young people with families, their possessions would go to them and for everyone else [ Like Adrian himself, who has no family or spouse ] it can go to charity.

These things mean nothing when you're dead.

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[hoennmaihime]

Perfectly. I'm sorry that detecting tone in text is hard for you.

Are you one of those people who believe that world stops existing when you're dead? Because the rest of us prefer to present the ones we leave behind with small comforts. And have our money given to the correct charities.

[text | computer]

[needsmorezippers]

[...wow. Really?]

Because insulting and upsetting people with everything going on right now is a great idea.

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[hoennmaihime]

[yes. Absolutely.]

Oversensitive much?

[dorkytracksuit]

♊ hiighly doubt it iis naiivete.

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[hoennmaihime]

[why the fuck are you typing like that 8|]

Really. Then what would you call believing oneself to be immune to death? Foolishness? Simple-mindedness? Exceptional stupidity?

text; cellphone

[stealinghats]

Implying we all have possessions worth willing to anyone.

[ text | iPad ]

[hoennmaihime]

s e n t i m e n t a l i t y.

text (handwriting)

[fallsalot]

I only just moved here. Is it really that dangerous in this city?

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[hoennmaihime]

Sure is. They just successfully lured most of us to a mine, let loose their beasts and blocked the exits. Color me shocked that none of us died. [like her, for starters] Should we really press whatever luck we have?

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[argents]

Children? If you're going to talk like that, you're just as much of one as any of us!

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[argents]

How are you feeling?

[ The point.


























Banagher. ]

[Text]

[talktothedoll]

[Congratulations, Haruka, you've attracted the attention of the network's resident psychiatrist. Given the tone of the message, he's not inclined to attribute any genuine desire to be helpful to it at all.]

Let the children be children, at least for now. They've enough to deal with as it is.

[He...also has no idea he's dealing with a fifteen-year-old here.]

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[hoennmaihime]

[He would be correct. :c]

Why? They're considered soldiers in the eyes of our enemies. What would you rather be the price: their innocence, or their lives?

[NO ONE EVER DOES.]

[hollowleg]

well that's not morbid as hell or anything, haruka.

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[hoennmaihime]

It's called pragmatism.

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[sweetas]

You really think we should be writing wills??

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[hoennmaihime]

That's what I just said, isn't it?

( text | laptop. )

[jests]

[ given the phrasing and the explicit use of mommies and daddies, children and adolescents, the mention of naïveté—

(—and given her first post, the mention of terrorism.)

curious would be a word: ]

How old were you when your will was first drafted for you?

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[hoennmaihime]

That's an interesting question.

...I couldn't say. I believe I was... eight? Maybe?

You know how it is. Some particularly loud-mouthed child at school makes a show of having something special, you want one too.

[She's smiling as she types because you're supposed to do that while recounting fond childhood memories, right? Because what else could this be?]

They said yes, but I didn't really... understand until I was nine, though. Embarrassing, really.

['Special children get wills, Haruka-chan. Why aren't you grateful?']

I can say for sure that I first updated it when I was ten, though! Meaning no one here has an excuse to put it off.

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[angelskills]

A will...?

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[hoennmaihime]

A will. They make your passing much easier on your family, you know. Think of it as you being the one to empty out your school locker, rather than them being forced to. Less pain.