Waver Velvet (
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[Immediately after this thread, Waver types up a text entry on the network. He doesn't really think about what he's saying, he just needs to warn as many people as possible.]
I assume most people here read this. This is important. Ryuunosuke Uryuu is from my world, and he's said he doesn't see a point in doing the same here, but nonetheless, I think everyone should be aware of any potential danger. If I said nothing and something happened...I would be partially to blame.
He was a serial killer - children, mostly.
[Even still the memory is terrible, and his hands shake as he types.]
I found where he kept the bodies. He calls it 'art'. I can't imagine anything worse than that scene. They didn't even look human anymore.
Just be careful. He seemed nice enough. That's the worst part.
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It was noted I should describe him rather than only give a name. He's tall, maybe 5'8", orange-brown hair, he has piercings in his ears, and his personality seemed to be helpful and amicable to me.
[that's only particularly tall to Waver...]
I assume most people here read this. This is important. Ryuunosuke Uryuu is from my world, and he's said he doesn't see a point in doing the same here, but nonetheless, I think everyone should be aware of any potential danger. If I said nothing and something happened...I would be partially to blame.
He was a serial killer - children, mostly.
[Even still the memory is terrible, and his hands shake as he types.]
I found where he kept the bodies. He calls it 'art'. I can't imagine anything worse than that scene. They didn't even look human anymore.
Just be careful. He seemed nice enough. That's the worst part.
Edit -
It was noted I should describe him rather than only give a name. He's tall, maybe 5'8", orange-brown hair, he has piercings in his ears, and his personality seemed to be helpful and amicable to me.
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In any case, they'll come back.
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[Even if he's 19 and 5'1"...]
Whatever, it doesn't matter if they'll come back, the point is he'll torture them before they do! There are plenty of children, but even one would be enough!
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Is it only the children, then? Are adults' lives more expendable? How very bigoted of you! I am disappointed.
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What?! It's nothing like that! That's a terrible guess!
I never said anything like that! I said it's mostly children! He didn't kill any adults in our world as far as I know, so there's less worry for adults, that doesn't mean they shouldn't be careful!
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But anyway, I'm sure all the children here have plenty of ways in which to defend themselves.
[He thinks back to the time when one of those children whose bodies were switched smashed a desk with his bare hand. He was barely larger than an infant.]
Including you, Herr Magic-face. No need to worry!
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And it's called magecraft.
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Your bout of unbelievable idiocy has made me forget the point I was trying to make. Apologize now!
[Richtofen, das rude. Stappit.]
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Excuse me, then. Try not to be so incurably stupid, adult. Actually, that makes it even less excusable. A simple apology will no longer be sufficient.
Please detail what your powers do and how they work as scientifically as possible, and I might forgive you. It will also work out for you, because then I won't have to make assumptions about your silly British magic.
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[Because obviously everyone should use British spellings, it's the correct way to do things.
finally playing someone who would actually spell things like me! woo, canadian-british spelling, represent]It's about controlling the source of the 'magic' inside your body, it's like a nervous system, you wouldn't get it because you can't do it. Magecraft is defined as something technically possible through means of science, but performed much faster and with less cost. It's the artifical reproduction of a miracle. Magic is different, it's something impossible through science, basically it's a true miracle. I'm a magus, not a sorcerer.
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[Please excuse Richtofen's hatred of the people who were partially responsible for the creation of America.]
How intriguing. Your genetic makeup must be fascinating to behold.
Tell me, when is the last time you've gotten a check-up?
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Sick? Me? My, child, you have the wrong idea entirely! I make people better, how could I be sick myself?
Furthermore, I find it entirely deplorable that you would be so quick to jump to conclusions about someone you have never even met in the flesh before. Bad child. Bad. Hasn't your mother taught you any manners?
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And my mother's dead, so, no. I guess she hasn't.
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Ahahaha, mine too! Look, we are bonding already!
[And yes, he actually laughed out loud to go along with his text laughter.]
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