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[






stares at him, non-humanly.]

... Uh-huh...

[psynchronise]

[ looks at him and his pointy lil ears.







hunter is coping admirably and no one can take that from him. ]

Immortal non-humans.

[greatvalue]

... I guess they've been around long enough to see just about everything.

[psynchronise]

With age comes wisdom. And flippancy, I think.

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I think they call that being dead inside.

[psynchronise]

Eh, I wouldn't say dead inside. Just... more able to put up with a lot of crap before you give up.

[greatvalue]

More... resilient, then? Or whatever.

[psynchronise]

Something like that. I guess it’s like… the more you do something the more you adapt to it and get used to it? It kinda applies to just dealing with the things life throws at you. The longer you’ve been around, the more experience you have just dealing.

[ says the amnesiac with six years of memory ]

[greatvalue]

I guess... Immortality sounds like it's own kind of problem, though.

[psynchronise]

Yeah. It would be, I think. For a lot of people, a regular life span is more than enough.

[greatvalue]

Most people would go insane if they had to live that long, I think. Especially if everyone else... doesn't.

[psynchronise]

It… puts into perspective how some of them act then. When you think about the general scope of a human life, it doesn’t last very long. And if you’re surrounded by them and they keep dying then—

[ eccentricities and flippancy kinda make sense. ]