Well, that's difficult to say. The sign outside isn't in a language I understand. Another part of the building is a bar, but I can't figure out what this part is supposed to be.
[Catherine said...it must be an "AI" thing. He still doesn't get it, to be honest.]
It still functions in some capacity. But nothing that requires a "connection". Though I agree. It was doing strange things to me that I could not explain, and it does those things no longer.
[Like allowing him to suddenly read? That might sound like a good thing to most, but it was honestly unsettling. He never thought he would be glad to have to use the "text to speech" function.]
Everyone deserves to keep their agency. It's no trouble.
Besides, you helped me, too. I was only granted Catherine for a particular assignment: I don't know why or how I arrived with her in tow, but I did. Using her to remove the implant shook some of the dust off.
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It looks like some sort of portal. Where is this?
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The glowing is a bit ominous. Then again everything in this blighted city glows.
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But you may be onto something, Fenris. Could this strange area be a deterrent? Something to remind patrons not to drink too much?
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That was more or less what I was thinking. Like a brightly colored animal trying to warn off predators.
That, or it's acting as a lure.
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[Kisame this could be the work of DEMONS please.]
You're not considering going in there, are you?
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SENDER: $kikazaru | RECIPIENT: $shartan
So, how's your head?
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It stopped doing strange things. I had thought the implant was connected to something else...but it would seem I was wrong as it remained unaffected.
I can no longer find things that I could in New Amsterdam, though. I suppose that's a good thing.
[Does it mean he's no longer connected to that blighted void be damned place?? He doesn't know how this works.]
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Anyway, if it was there without your consent, there's no telling what else it was putting into your brain. It's for the better it's been deactivated.
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It still functions in some capacity. But nothing that requires a "connection". Though I agree. It was doing strange things to me that I could not explain, and it does those things no longer.
[Like allowing him to suddenly read? That might sound like a good thing to most, but it was honestly unsettling. He never thought he would be glad to have to use the "text to speech" function.]
I suppose I should thank you.
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Besides, you helped me, too. I was only granted Catherine for a particular assignment: I don't know why or how I arrived with her in tow, but I did. Using her to remove the implant shook some of the dust off.
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Did you not have...ah, her...with you before you arrived then?
[Because that's usually not how that works, from his limited experience. And he also had something similar happen upon his arrival here...]
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That is...troubling. Could someone have been watching you long enough to know about her — to know to bring her here with you, for whatever reason.
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dogge....
the most important part
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just imagine this is some time after the ice cream thread because fuck it
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What is it
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what do u call it when someone has 2 many dogs
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What?
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only with dogs
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