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[licentious]

[ Ah, the new wave of people. Lust has been planning this since Envy told her what was going on a month ago, so, she's going to test the waters. How foolish are these people? How generous are these people? All of which will be sparked with a single sentence. ] 

This is a mass text. Does anyone know where I am?

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[parkour]

That is what many people enjoy.

GOD THIS CR IS LIKE SEX...

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

What can I say? I enjoy others seeing the Truth.

SOB I KNOW UNF

[parkour]

That's not something you hear every day.

HNNNNGH

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Well, most people only hear what they want to hear. Are you actually surprised?

We can just make incoherent sounds

[parkour]

Only because I'm so intrigued.

hhhhhhh

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Intrigued? Once you know the patterns of logical, each encounter slowly becomes more boring than the last.

/mouthbreathes

[parkour]

Perhaps to you.

But the fun is finding ways to break the patterns.

/that guy from hey arnold that breathes behind helga here

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Oh, I certainly agree. The fallouts are anything but boring.

hyugdssghdsdf i don't even

[parkour]

Watching things unfold is usually the best part.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

I'd say their reactions are definitely the best part. Their pride definitely makes their reactions hard to ignore, or to particularly pity.

[parkour]

How rare to see anyone else who thinks along the same lines.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Well, what can I say? It's not exactly a rare line of thought, it's just that some are more open about it than others.

Or at least open when you take a second glance. If people were this open, I suppose society would know who to avoid to feel safe, correct?

[parkour]

Of course.

But I could easily see that you have much to hide already, so it's not very surprising. It does keep things interesting, though.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

You could only easily see because I can see what you have to hide too. Equivalent exchange. Did you really think you'd actually gain this piece of information for free?

It's all right though. I haven't had such a rousing conversation in such a long time.

[parkour]

Of course not. Nothing in life is free, after all. Keeping things hidden is more than expected, though some things are... much more obvious than others.

Not that I see a problem with that.

After all, it does keep things interesting. And I'm not much of a fan of boredom!

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

I can see that you have a distaste for boredom. I'll give your deserved credit though, you are smarter and you put your boredom to good use compared to the myriad of more futile uses that I've seen. [ like a slip and slide on the stairs or an attempt to build a rocket to the moon.

There are some crazy ass mofos in Amestris that I just made up. Father Cornello could go on this list too. ]

[parkour]

And to think, Johto's only a miniscule fraction of my time spent.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

The time I spent in Johto isn't even worthy of a number spent in proportion to Amestris.

[parkour]

Of course, considering you've just arrived, hm?

[If she can read sarcasm via text, now would be an opportune time to do so.]

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Assumptions now? Really, I expected better.

[ half-feigning shock.

yep. she actually doesn't really give any sort of fuck. ]

[parkour]

I wouldn't consider it much of an assumption.

More of an observation, perhaps.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

And what prompts this observation?

[parkour]

General demeanor, really.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

I suppose I should be fortunate that only you have the observant abilities to see through my ruse. Bravo.

[parkour]

It is something of a rare occurrence. Not to worry, I won't spill your secret.

[He's actually proud -- not that he figured it out, but that she admitted to it. Victory!]