xix λ exploration

[assassino]

----- Stephanie Brown -----

She admitted to having affections for me, but acknowledged that they will not come to pass. I did not kiss her or lead her astray, but I thought you should know in case she goes to you weeping.

[He's just leaving her a message, of course. So he doesn't get his ass kicked.]


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[Here's a fairly chipper tone:]

There are conversations about expeditions... I wonder, curiously, why there is so much waiting involved. There is no need to amass supplies nor food when the castle gifts it so readily, no need to search for patrons to fund the expedition, so why do people not simply pack up a horse and depart? Even women and children could travel easily, like this.

People from the future are terribly pampered.

[Meanwhile, you can find Ezio in the garden, picking flowers for his lady.]

Comments

[assassino]

That "bender" girl was reasonable.

[20thcentury]

[so like ... a girl on a bender, or. because drunk people can be unreasonably nice too.] Pardon?

[assassino]

There is a girl who called herself a "bender."

[20thcentury]

Never heard that one before.

[assassino]

Nor had I.

[20thcentury]

I suppose it's something we'll have to get used to, then. Terms and ideas from other worlds we're not used to. [Maybe trying to make him feel better about being an ignorant piece of shit?? Everyone's confused about something here, Ezio!]

[assassino]

[Aww, jenny, you're so kind.]

Yes. It is too much to remember at times, though.

[20thcentury]

[She tries!]

You could always write a lexicon. 'Things I Learned in Paradisa, by Etsy, age 6.'

[assassino]

[He laughs.]

I am not six. And what six year old could write?

[20thcentury]

I didn't say it'd be a very good lexicon. You'd need proofreaders for sure.