Would you Distort or manifest EGO?


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Adhoc vote count started by Lepidoptera on Feb 18, 2023 at 11:36 PM, finished with 29 posts and 11 votes.

  • [X] Attend to business in the Library
    [x] Actually, go back and see Madoka and Homura, you need to have a conversation with the both of them. It's also about time you meet Madoka's parents!
    [X] Hunt Witches/Abnormalities
    [X] Training/Experimentation
    -[X] Finish the teleportation experiment and try to test what our new limits are now after the conflict.

Well, that's more decisive. Ruina content it is!

I've been considering starting a third story of some sort just so I can have something to write during the voting periods, but nothing really jumps out at me at the moment. It's a bit frustrating, considering the problem is usually the opposite.
 
Where did I say I wanted to subtly manipulate her?
an important point to any strategies about counteracting her martyrdom tendencies
This is exactly what I was talking about. All this talk of strategies and counteracting tendencies is more appropriate for training circus animals.

Again, if Madoka's martyrdom mindset is problematic, we need to explain to her why that is the case.

It's like there's this automatic assumption that she's too stupid or stubborn to understand the real reasons, so we have to resort to indirect means.
 
Do any other Sephirah know our specific nature as an Abno? We know Angela does but...
Wait.
Does the "Detailed Information" only get shown to Angela or can anybody see it?
If it's the latter then the 30-something MGs might freak out given how their last encounter with an Abnormality turned out.
I also could just be way too paranoid though
 
This is exactly what I was talking about. All this talk of strategies and counteracting tendencies is more appropriate for training circus animals.

Again, if Madoka's martyrdom mindset is problematic, we need to explain to her why that is the case.

It's like there's this automatic assumption that she's too stupid or stubborn to understand the real reasons, so we have to resort to indirect means.

It seems you really don't read all I'm saying, I said I want the other methods in addition to explaining the problem because it is how you get rid of that kind of mindset.

You don't say to someone *just get better* and expect any results, this isn't how psychology works, you help them change their thought patterns, change the environment if it's toxic (and the isolation promoted by Kyubey is), and yes, do resort to indirect means, not because the other is *too stupid*, but because you can't work constantly on direct means, it's way more involved than *you should get better*, that thing don't work for shit.

If it sounds like training animals to you, it's because, surprise, humans are animals and changing your mindset that much do require training.

Like, when I was helped for a problem of social anxiety, the psychologist didn't just tell me to be better, I learned some way to control intrusive thought patterns, I discussed what part of my environment could be responsible and how to detach from that, and all the steps of the way you can bet that there were *strategies* and *counteracting tendencies*, and that's because it works. You don't go into any tries of changing someone's mindset and improvise hoping it will work out, you plan in advance, identify where you can manipulate things to the patients advantage, and use that planning to create a strategy.

Right now, one of the problem of Madoka and the other girls is that they basically are part of a cult, with all the implications: isolation, echo chambers, the cult leader telling you he's the only sure source of informations, that kind of things, if you want to work on their mindset, you won't go far if you don't try to work on these factors, and just telling *Kyubey is bad and you shouldn't listen* is more likely to create a defensive reaction because the person won't want to admit they got dupped, the normal reaction from anyone, look at Mami, we never directly said Kyubey was a lying liar who lies to her, and she has begun to get wise to its tricks, I can guarantee you that if we had tried to tell it directly, we would have her defend her only friend for years at best, her having a meltdown because all she thought was true was a lie at worst, and we already know how the second ends, it's tetris or candeloro, so you don't want to risk it and go for subtle and indirect for her sake.

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Almost forgot to comment on this:
I've been considering starting a third story of some sort just so I can have something to write during the voting periods, but nothing really jumps out at me at the moment. It's a bit frustrating, considering the problem is usually the opposite.

As some of us pointed out when you made your second quest, I would oppose going for a third, that's how you ends up being Ryugi, with lots of stories but none finished, better one finished story than ten abandoned.
 
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While I agree that a direct approach is not always a good tactic, Madoka is not an emotionally fragile Mami. This girl was capable of taking on the Grief of the Magical Girls of the entire universe. As long as she has all the necessary information and has enough time to think, she is more than capable of making a reasonable and informed decision.
 
While I agree that a direct approach is not always a good tactic, Madoka is not an emotionally fragile Mami. This girl was capable of taking on the Grief of the Magical Girls of the entire universe. As long as she has all the necessary information and has enough time to think, she is more than capable of making a reasonable and informed decision.

The thing is, I don't get why anyone think I don't want to tell her, I repeatedly told that I want to implement the strategies to get her out of the cult she's falling in in adition to discussing her martyrdom tendencies with her.

But getting her out of the cultist mindset of isolation is incredibly important, because as long as she stays there, all our work and efforts are considerably reduced in effect, if you want to help someone in a cult, you help them get out of the goddamn cult.

And that's what being a magical girl under Kyubey's system, a cult, you have neophytes with great potential (the potentials, duh), you have the *enlightened ones* who are higher ranking and being one of them just require a little payment (here that's the magical girls and the payment is your soul and future, the wish is just bait at this point), you have the well meaning badly informed recruiters (Mami :(), you have the cult leader and main recruiter (Kyubey), and you have all the ones that payed for being scammed by said cult leader that are now painted as ennemies and you definitely shouldn't listen to them because they're dangerous/Mad/anything the cult leader wants really (Mostly witches, but also probably the magical girls that oppose Kyubey, who probably get some propaganda campaigns and targeted assassinations to silence them.).
 
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The thing is, I don't get why anyone think I don't want to tell her, I repeatedly told that I want to implement the strategies to get her out of the cult she's falling in in adition to discussing her martyrdom tendencies with her.

But getting her out of the cultist mindset of isolation is incredibly important, because as long as she stays there, all our work and efforts are considerably reduced in effect, if you want to help someone in a cult, you help them get out of the goddamn cult.

And that's what being a magical girl under Kyubey's system, a cult, you have neophytes with great potential (the potentials, duh), you have the *enlightened ones* who are higher ranking and being one of them just require a little payment (here that's the magical girls and the payment is your soul and future, the wish is just bait at this point), you have the well meaning badly informed recruiters (Mami :(), you have the cult leader and main recruiter (Kyubey), and you have all the ones that payed for being scammed by said cult leader that are now painted as ennemies and you definitely shouldn't listen to them because they're dangerous/Mad/anything the cult leader wants really (Mostly witches, but also probably the magical girls that oppose Kyubey, who probably get some propaganda campaigns and targeted assassinations to silence them.).

Because Madoka isn't isolated and doesn't suffer from cult thinking? Unless you consider X and Yuma to be members of a cult in this analogy, of course. She doesn't seem to trust Kyubey any more than X, for example, especially after the conversation about the nature of the Soul Gems took place. And while she can't tell her parents or Hitomi all the details, she can still turn to them for advice. Your words make you sound like you want to manipulate Madoka into doing what you think is right for her, even if that's not your intention.

And frankly, the Incubators are more unscrupulous employers than cult leaders - as long as you enter into a contract, you are free to do anything, as long as you do not harm the existing system. It's still ruthless and often manipulative, but they don't try to control every aspect of your life.
 
Because Madoka isn't isolated and doesn't suffer from cult thinking? Unless you consider X and Yuma to be members of a cult in this analogy, of course.

Madoka is unable (or more: think she can't, because Kyubey encourages this kind of thinking) to talk of one of the biggest aspect of her life with her parents and friend who isn't part of the cult, she's not yet too far into it, and our presence is actually a hook outside the system, but, once again, we're not one of her oldest friend (hitomi) or her parents, she was on her way to being isolated from her normal life and pur arrival helped with that problem but didn't counteract it completely.

but they don't try to control every aspect of your life.

The grief system means that they do actually, if you don't do what they say (be a magical girl), you don't get to live, and hunting quickly becomes the main part of you life, look at Mami, no friends, no activities besides being a magical girl, dropped out of after school clubs she enjoyed *because she had to hunt more* (be a good little cultist). Or look at Kyouko, there is one part of her life that ate all the others: being a magical girl, 24/7, all aspects of her life under Kyubey's system.

And they're not exceptions: Kazumi magica's pleiade saints, most of their life is all about the system and being magical girls, all the antagonist are also entirely dedicated to being magical girls. Magia record, all the girls are only there to be magical girls and nothing else. Even Tart magica, where the girls are not secretive and have an army with them, they're there as magical girls first, everything else second.

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Kyubey not controlling every aspect of her life becomes even more dubious when you remember it was there to guide human society since basically the beginning, even if it was very hands off, there is no way it didn't have a pretty big impact in all aspects of society, particularly as far as young girls are concerned.
 
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Madoka is unable (or more: think she can't, because Kyubey encourages this kind of thinking) to talk of one of the biggest aspect of her life with her parents and friend who isn't part of the cult, she's not yet too far into it, and our presence is actually a hook outside the system, but, once again, we're not one of her oldest friend (hitomi) or her parents, she was on her way to being isolated from her normal life and pur arrival helped with that problem but didn't counteract it completely.

Among all Madoka's contacts in the Magical Girl world, which consists of X, Yuma, Homura, Sayaka, Mami, Kyoko, and Kyubey, only Kyubey actively pushes for a contract, and Homura, for example, does just the opposite. And even Mami, who is the "recruiter" in your script, insists that it must be a deliberate decision and that Madoka has no real obligation to do so. I see that you're overstating the issue, and I don't think we really need to go behind the scenes in this particular case.

The grief system means that they do actually, if you don't do what they say (be a magical girl), you don't get to live, and hunting quickly becomes the main part of you life, look at Mami, no friends, no activities besides being a magical girl, dropped out of after school clubs she enjoyed *because she had to hunt more* (be a good little cultist). Or look at Kyouko, there is one part of her life that ate all the others: being a magical girl, 24/7, all aspects of her life under Kyubey's system.

And they're not exceptions: Kazumi magica's pleiade saints, most of their life is all about the system and being magical girls, all the antagonist are also entirely dedicated to being magical girls. Magia record, all the girls are only there to be magical girls and nothing else. Even Tart magica, where the girls are not secretive and have an army with them, they're there as magical girls first, everything else second.

The system creates conditions that favour isolation, yes, but ultimately it's still the choice of each individual magical girl. This is part of the tragedy of the situation.
 
Do any other Sephirah know our specific nature as an Abno? We know Angela does but...
Wait.
Does the "Detailed Information" only get shown to Angela or can anybody see it?
If it's the latter then the 30-something MGs might freak out given how their last encounter with an Abnormality turned out.
I also could just be way too paranoid though
The Library's informational systems aren't given a detailed explanation in Ruina, but here they're controlled by Angela and accessible by anyone considered a staff member of the Library. The Magical Girls aren't staff, so they can't any of the Library's special functions.
 
The Library's informational systems aren't given a detailed explanation in Ruina, but here they're controlled by Angela and accessible by anyone considered a staff member of the Library. The Magical Girls aren't staff, so they can't any of the Library's special functions.

But the patron librarian can still go look I see. Well, I said I would have X tell it herself no matter what, but this is another reason to go and do it, they probably know anyway, she can just make it official.

Repressing like that is not healthy. :V
 
Like, when I was helped for a problem of social anxiety, the psychologist didn't just tell me to be better, I learned some way to control intrusive thought patterns, I discussed what part of my environment could be responsible and how to detach from that, and all the steps of the way you can bet that there were *strategies* and *counteracting tendencies*, and that's because it works. You don't go into any tries of changing someone's mindset and improvise hoping it will work out, you plan in advance, identify where you can manipulate things to the patients advantage, and use that planning to create a strategy.
The relevant difference here is that (I presume) you identified your social anxiety as a problem you wanted gone, and consented to treatment. After that, you cooperated with the psychologist to find the best way to deal with it. In other words, it was not a unilateral decision.

Do note that Madoka did not, at any point, complain about how her mindset is bad and she wanted it gone. Of course, she might have simply not thought of it, so it's only natural to prompt her to consider these things. It's up to her to decide what happens next, though - you don't do interventions without consent. "She's a child and can't make mature decisions, we know better" most certainly does not count as consent, either.

I think a better analogy would be the time-tested tradition of forcibly dragging your shy friend to a wild frat party with the intention of "loosening them up" (i.e. curing their social anxiety), where they proceed to have a miserable and terrifying night, and learn to dread social interaction on a whole new level.

Right now, one of the problem of Madoka and the other girls is that they basically are part of a cult, with all the implications: isolation, echo chambers, the cult leader telling you he's the only sure source of informations, that kind of things, if you want to work on their mindset, you won't go far if you don't try to work on these factors, and just telling *Kyubey is bad and you shouldn't listen* is more likely to create a defensive reaction because the person won't want to admit they got dupped, the normal reaction from anyone, look at Mami, we never directly said Kyubey was a lying liar who lies to her, and she has begun to get wise to its tricks, I can guarantee you that if we had tried to tell it directly, we would have her defend her only friend for years at best, her having a meltdown because all she thought was true was a lie at worst, and we already know how the second ends, it's tetris or candeloro, so you don't want to risk it and go for subtle and indirect for her sake.
The comparison to our actions wrt Mami is erroneous, because 1), it's not a case of Mami's bad mindset (i.e. incorrectly processing information), but of straight-up wrong information in the first place. In other words, it was reasonable of her to consider Kyubey her friend, given what she knew; just like it is reasonable for her to consider X a friend now, and to doubt Kyubey. There was no deeper issue with Mami in the first place.

And 2), X didn't actually do anything about this at all, direct or indirect; we simply let reality take its course, and Mami, being a person with a capacity for reason (as opposed to a Pavlovian dog who has to be cajoled into doing what we want), correctly discerned from the newly-available evidence that yes, Kyubey sometimes omits critical information and does not hold her best interests in mind.

"Indirect action" here would be something like deliberately setting Kyubey up to lie to Mami by omission, or even fabricating evidence against him.
 
2.1.15 - Log and Categorize
Chapter 94 - Log and Categorize

The swirling glow around you fades, leaving you in the Library's reception hall. That being the area in which Guests arrived, not the various locations where they were… Received. That would have been a far less pleasant welcome. As is, you take in the decorated, shining halls that make up the most basic level of your sister's EGO. Compared to the sterile nature of your own floor, it seems almost homey. When compared to your apartment, where you just finished putting three children to bed, it's a bit less comfortable.

An odd silence occupies the Library. Normally, you can sense the bustling of agents and the Sephirah throughout the structure. It may not be a workplace, but the Library still has plenty for its residents to do. Sorting the endless stacks of books, reviewing Reception strategies, and more recently repairing the damage done by the Head's attack. At the moment, though, there is nothing. This isn't particularly surprising. It is night, so everyone is probably asleep right now.

"I really should work on a better system for getting in contact with one another. Having you simply arrive out of nowhere without warning is less convenient than I'd like."

Well, almost everyone. Insomnia runs in the family.

"Evening Angela." You turn around to see your sister, the particles of her teleportation still fading around her. "And here I thought you'd be glad to see me."

Your sister sighs. "It isn't unpleasant to spend time with you, but some time to prepare before you arrive would not be unwelcome."

"What would you even do? Not much point in prep time when there isn't anything to prepare. The Library's pretty much always in a 'presentable' state, to say the least." you respond. It's true. Despite the sheer size of Angela's EGO, the whole thing always seems impeccably clean and organized no matter how occupied it is. While the Floors themselves require active cleaning, the areas between are just like that. Perhaps it's due to a quirk of Angela's personality, representing something like organizational capacity or a desire for order.

"Maybe not," Angela inclines her head slightly to the side. "But I could have told you in advance that the Patron Librarians are all asleep. As are the children you brought in. There isn't much reason for you to be here."

"Maybe I want to talk with you, did you consider that?" you say. "There are quite a few matters we have yet to resolve, plus most of the things I would talk to the Sephirot about apply to you just as much. Besides, we haven't had much time to talk just between us."

Angela blinks, then pauses.

"Oh."

"In that case, there are a few issues I would like to talk about…"

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The conversation trails on for some time, with you letting Angela lead for the most part and providing commentary or advice whenever needed. Mostly, she talks about the Sephirah. How she reconnected with them after everything that happened. Trying to wrangle Netzach into productivity. Getting offers of coffee from Chesed, despite the fact that she can't taste anything. Receiving similar offers from Binah, who seems to have taken an odd liking to your sister. A part of your bristles protectively at that news. You might have reached an accord of some sorts with the former Arbiter, a mutual respect for the other's capabilities, but that doesn't mean you're willing to ignore what sort of person she is.

Eventually, with some prodding from you, the conversation moves to a different area.

Roland.

When you've finally maneuvered things enough to ask about the man without it seeming out of nowhere, Angela looks thoughtful. Eventually, with her eyes closed and a faint smile on her face, she answers.

"Roland is a good friend, but nothing more. I'm not blind to the chatter going on behind my back, but it's all bullshit."

"Oh? What chatter? I was just making a genuine inquiry?" you tease. A little teasing is basically a responsibility as an older sibling, and you make a point to always be responsible.

Angela, for her part, gives a frustrated huff. "Ugh. Some of the Librarians are convinced that the two of us are romantically involved. Roland doesn't know, and I would prefer to keep it that way." she says pointedly, as if daring you to tell him. Detecting a shift in the atmosphere, you change courses.

"You seem unusually upset by this." you say.

It appears your suspicions were correct. A small frown stretches across your sister's face as she glares into the ground. She opens her mouth once, then closes it. You wait beside her while she decides how to answer, bathed in the faded afterglow of the Library.

Finally, Angela sighs. "X, do you ever feel like all of your relationships are complicated?"

You smile and laugh, a little more nervously than intended. "I'm not exactly the best person to ask about that sort of thing, you know?" When her gaze does not relent, you answer properly. "My kids are trained child soldiers who I exposed to the risk of Distortion. The Sephirah thought I was Dad up until recently, and that's going to skew things. I empathized with Nothing There, even after everything they did. My whole life is complicated."

"And what about us?"

You blink. "About us?"

"Is our relationship complicated?"

"I think that the answer to that question is, in itself, complicated." you say. Your sister glares at you in annoyance.

"I would prefer you just say what you mean without any needless obfuscation. I get enough of that from Binah."

"I mean things are obviously complicated between us," you answer. "But that doesn't mean that our relationship has to be complicated. There might be a lot of weird stuff going on with our history and our family and… well, us, but I think I'd prefer we just be upfront with each other and deal with it like normal people would."

Angela considers for a moment. "Yes, I think I would also prefer that."

The two of you sit in silence together. A comfortable silence, not waiting for an answer or for somebody to speak. Of course, it's not long before the silence is broken.

"For what it's worth, I have also felt a strange kinship with even some of the more destructive or malevolent Abnormalities. Roland has as well, and the Librarians report similar feelings to a lesser degree." Angela says. "As beings drawn from humanity, it would make less sense if people weren't be able to relate to them in some ways. Certain concepts or ideas are almost universal."

An uncomfortable thought occurs to you. But this conversation has already moved to more serious grounds. You said that the two of you should be more upfront with one another, and maybe this time you're going to try and actually take your own advice. You take a deep breath, and ask a question you don't really want to hear an answer to.

"What concepts am I related to? I know you've got some sort of scanner system in the Library, and I'd like a second pair of eyes on this sort of thing." Unspoken, but not unheard, is a more desperate request: I'm not sure if I can trust my own judgement.

Angela freezes, caught off guard. Only for a second, though. She stares at you, golden eyes reflecting the even lights.

"As an Abnormality, you are a direct continuation of yourself before. It just happens that because you considered the Facility an extension of yourself to some degree, it has now become a part of you. Most of those features are fairly standard, however…"

"However..?" The way your sister's voice lowers doesn't sound great.

"You have a specialty for manipulating the Seed of Light. You're actually producing it again, though only in small amounts compared to the original Facility. I'm only guessing, but it might be using interactions with you to generate the necessary energy."

On some level, you already knew this. Homura and Kyoko had to have been exposed to the Distortion Phenomenon somehow, and the other kids are all affected to some degree. The Seed of Light was used up in the City, so more had to be coming from somewhere. But knowing that your relationships with your kids, everything you're doing, is all still feeding into your parents' old goal…

It feels like you're back in the Facility. Like you never really left.

That thought is promptly removed with extreme prejudice. The Seed of Light was only ever a means to an end for you; a way to make a world where the people you cared about could be happy. You used it to save Kyoko, so it's still serving that purpose.

Noticing your internal conflict, Angela quickly moves on.

"More broadly, you seem to be associated with learning, building, and authority. You are somewhat like that Library in that sense, though with extra focus on Abnormalities."

"Thanks, Angela." you say, a smile brought to your face at the comparison between you and the Library. "It's good to be able to confirm this sort of thing externally. Anything I can help you with?"

"Actually, there is." your sister answers. "The Abnormalities on your Floor need to be brought under control. While they are being kept contained, their powers are not presently accessible by the Library. If you could confront them, it would be very helpful for the future."

"Sure, I can help out." you respond. "Though considering what Abnormalities we've got locked up there, I'm not sure how much I'll be able to do."

"It's possible you may be able to deal with the Abnormalities without fighting, but we will be able to proceed even if you cannot. The Abnormalities within the Library are weakened," Angela assures you, "so you should have an easier time dealing with them. Besides, you won't be dealing with them alone."

"Oh?" You raise an eyebrow. "I thought everyone else was asleep?"

"They are." Angela confirms. "That is why I will be accompanying you. There aren't any rules that prevent me from facing Abnormalities myself, after all."

"Oh!" you say again. Your smile grows wider. "It's a pleasure to be working with you again then, Angela."

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Receive…
[] The gaze from the keyhole is
fixed on its target without ever stopping.
[] All things in
nature are bound to turn to dust one day.
[] They
cared about each other from the bottom of their hearts.
[]
Pink is considered the color of warmth and love, but is that true?
[] Fall
beyond the bounds of convention.

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Der Freischütz's Sapling - Observation Level 2/3
Porccubus' Sapling - Observation Level 2/3

Sheets for X and DoSaM will be updated before the next chapter. A sheet for Angela will likely be released at some point, though due to the amount of accumulated powers she has it will likely be a very long sheet.
 
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Compared to the sterile nature of your own floor, it seems almost homey.

That right there shows that Angela can be seen as having gotten out of the facility more than us in her head, the library was strongly influenced by the facility, but it isn't that much anymore, whereas our own sanctum still is the facility in all but name.

Well, almost everyone. Insomnia runs in the family.

Does that mean Ayin and Carmen also spent long nights not sleeping but working? :V

Angela blinks, then pauses.

Yes Angela, this isn't the facility anymore, given that you can get off script, you are much more of a conversation partner than you could be before, and as such we have a lot of time to pay back on discussions, 10 000 years in fact.

Certain concepts or ideas are almost universal.

Yeah, I have to admit Fragment of the universe is surprisingly relatable.

What do you mean, not what you meant by *universal*?

Only for a second, though.

Actually, given that's it's more than a minute for her... yeah, we did take her by surprise.

It feels like you're back in the Facility. Like you never really left.

That thought is promptly removed with extreme prejudice.

Self Lobotomy! Removing intrusive thoughts since our new birth!

"Oh?" You raise an eyebrow. "I thought everyone else was asleep?"

"They are." Angela confirms. "That is why I will be accompanying you. There aren't any rules that prevent me from facing Abnormalities myself, after all."

"Oh!" you say again. Your smile grows wider. "It's a pleasure to be working with you again then, Angela."

Yes! Bonding between siblings! Woohoo! And it will only be the second time Angela gets to be the one beating up the abnormalities and not being the abnormality being beaten up.


Ok so, here's the list of the abnos from our floor as a reminder:
Schadenfreude, Parasite Tree, Melting Love, Army in Black, and Censored.

And the votes do give them in the same order, so you can easily compare here:
[] The gaze from the keyhole is fixed on its target without ever stopping.
[] All things in
nature are blind to turn to dust one day.
[] They
cared about each other from the bottom of their hearts.
[]
Pink is considered the color of warmth and love, but is that true?
[] Fall
beyond the bounds of convention.

I want to go for CENSORED myself, let's be ambitious! Also, anything that strong will be a boon for our future fight with the adult and I think we'll be able to use them at least a little. I also am interested in some trie to discus with it, just to see what it gives.

[x] Fall beyond the bounds of convention.

Just for info, what I think of the other options:

-Shadenfreude is an easy fight if you know it's rules, and we do, that's a low risk option, bit also a low reward one, it is our weakest abno.

-Parasite tree would probably want to talk, we should not take any deals with it, but then again, X knows how it works and so should be disinclined in doing so in the first place. No real ideas on fight.

-Melting love... I have to admit there is interest there, I want to talk about sweepers with it, since she is so close to being like their mother apparently.

-Army in Black is probably an easy talk, since we already have it otherwise, but I want new things.
 
This was a nice conversation. As for votes, well... it has been a while.

[X] Fall beyond the bounds of convention.

But I could not not vote for CENSORED :V
 
[] Pink is considered the color of warmth and love, but is that true?
they been our pal for a long time, might as well do them first?
I don't want to talk with the tree, It can fuck off and die for all i care.
Censored is a very very tempting option, and we better deal with them now or we are going to deal with it eventually.
I really, really really want to just run into melting love because I love her, but If anyone can convince me, then she can wait.
I didn't forgot anyone, did I?
 
[X] Pink is considered the color of warmth and love, but is that true?

I like this one. It's been very useful and on side since we got it. Granted, X really doesn't need more power, but I at least feel a connection to this one I don't have for the others.
 
[x] Pink is considered the color of warmth and love, but is that true?
 
Oh, we are getting an abnormality done in the library anyway, huh.

Melting love is tempting, but not as much as this

[X] Fall beyond the bounds of convention.
 
Gotta admit, I'm picking [CENSORED] solely for the fact that we might actually be able to know what it looks like, what it does, etc. now that we are an Abnormality and dont have to worry (as much) about the White damage.

[X] Fall beyond the bounds of convention.
 
ummmm more man power or anti memetic power this is hard to choose but

[X] Fall beyond the bounds of convention.


I am more tempted with memetic power than power of gun
 
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