The mysterious fourth floor? That has something to do with memory retrieval? [She thinks about that for a moment before adding,] I suppose that would have something to do with why I have never been able to exit the lift on that floor.
[Fred looks a bit taken aback. She stares at Juliet for a moment, then blinks and shrugs her right shoulder.]
I don't know why I am surprised, really, but you are not of my kind. I would know if you were. Whatever force governs Edensphere clearly selects the residents of this place at random.
[That feeling again, when Juliet talked of time. Strange.]
So you can sense my... mental pattern? Or is it more like an aura? I could sense Storm in that manner, his mental pattern, but he has been the only one I have been able to sense so far.
[Speaking of Storm, where was he? She had heard nothing about him one way or the other... it was a bit worrisome, frankly.]
I have no clue, save that I seem to be rather interested in time, and its function and flow. And I have two hearts, which I gather is quite different from most residents of Edensphere.
[Fred wondered what visiting the fourth floor would feel like. Would she even be able to feel anything out of the ordinary? It would be quite interesting to find out.]
Similar to an aura...the spiritual signature. Everyone's differs, but alike entities share certain patterns. It's how I was able to tell that Tybalt wasn't human, more akin to myself but not quite the same. No one has a signature close to mine. Yours is radically different from a human's-think of it like someone playing two different piano pieces in different keys.
[Storm-he doesn't recognize that name.]
Two hearts...that is unusual, but not an impairment in any sense.
...Regardless, yours sound like a happier kind than mine.
Yes...the people I know best are the ones whose signature I can pick out almost instantly. But I can feel when others are around, it's very hard for me to be caught by surprise.
[Fred almost wants to ask more about Juliet's... kind? Species? But the man seems a bit uncomfortable talking about the subject, so she doesn't press him.]
Hmmm. That sounds... rather a difficult job to do. I do not think I could make similar decisions, myself.
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[Fred looks a bit taken aback. She stares at Juliet for a moment, then blinks and shrugs her right shoulder.]
I don't know why I am surprised, really, but you are not of my kind. I would know if you were. Whatever force governs Edensphere clearly selects the residents of this place at random.
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[He closes his eyes briefly, then opens them.]
Yes...your signature is definitely not human, now that I take the time to separate it out. And unlike mine. It really is random...
Just a question, do you know exactly what you are?
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So you can sense my... mental pattern? Or is it more like an aura? I could sense Storm in that manner, his mental pattern, but he has been the only one I have been able to sense so far.
[Speaking of Storm, where was he? She had heard nothing about him one way or the other... it was a bit worrisome, frankly.]
I have no clue, save that I seem to be rather interested in time, and its function and flow. And I have two hearts, which I gather is quite different from most residents of Edensphere.
[Fred wondered what visiting the fourth floor would feel like. Would she even be able to feel anything out of the ordinary? It would be quite interesting to find out.]
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[Storm-he doesn't recognize that name.]
Two hearts...that is unusual, but not an impairment in any sense.
...Regardless, yours sound like a happier kind than mine.
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Fascinating. You can feel everyone like that?
I'm sure my people had a reason for evolving this way. Who knows the ways a 'spare' heart might come in handy?
[She looks a bit uneasy at his last statement.]
...perhaps.
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[He sees her discomfort.]
...I'm sorry.
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[She shifts in her seat, adjusting the way her arm sits in the sling slightly.]
I wish I knew more about my people. Perhaps then I would know why I feel... uneasy about them.
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I understand, in a sense. I..do not judge my kind, and I know why we take the actions we do, but it's a dangerous thing to be.
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You may feel this is a personal question, but... do you know what you are?
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I am...a shinigami.
[He is silent, then very softly adds:]
...Translated, that means "death god".
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[She pauses for a moment, digesting his words and trying to think of the best way to reply to them.]
I assume the name is somehow reflective of what your kind does?
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[He answers calmly, trying to keep composure.]
It is more like a job...we are sent to judge humans and decide whether they continue to live or pass on.
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Hmmm. That sounds... rather a difficult job to do. I do not think I could make similar decisions, myself.
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