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Well, I would say making you drunk without being asked to still counts. Perhaps manipulation is not the right word, but... I cannot say I'm always fond of his methods. Especially when they are used on myself or those close to me.
Likely so, yes. And perhaps that's not the only thing we'll see of his panic at your appearance. He did not seem to handle it too well when I first arrived, too.
[PRACTICALLY CLAPS HIS HANDS TOGETHER!! Lov that Vergil]
Oh, he's certainly fond of exaggerating the darker sides of his character! But I've found him to be very kind - in his own way, perhaps. But he does do his best to take care of me, even when he needn't. I think you are bound to become friends.
... Well, you are already familiar with Vergil and Five. If I could, I would wish to invite Lily - she's on Baritones, too; you may have met her already. And Serenity of BAD END. They are both very curious souls and hard workers. I am certain our society could benefit from their presence.
And there is another one, though he is not here at the moment. Absinthe, formerly of Baritones as well... He is staying elsewhere in Hell until such moment that we may bring him with us.
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I care for him greatly, but he can be capricious at times.
[He literally brought this on himself but still, oofsies.
Folds his hands, frowning thoughtfully.]
... He is a complex man. He'd gone through some rather terrifying things back in his own world... among which was being infected with the Starscourge. A disease of the soul of sorts. He is host to a myriad aetheric entities, I suppose - normally they would turn anything they touch into a mindless, violent monster, but he is mostly safe from such influence, and controls the Scourge himself. Emet-Selch and myself have been hoping to cleanse his soul of the disease.
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I know how this might sound, but I do not believe he would be dangerous. He cares for us all rather deeply, and after a lifetime of animosity I believe peace and affection will be good for him.
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Ah... I'm sorry. If it's any consolation, I've done similar as well. But I imagine you should watch your alcohol intake in this body.
[You're so fucking tiny you'd probably get wasted from three drops]
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To make you drunk, or to dispel the effect of alcohol in the end?
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Granted, he was very drunk himself. Not that I have any desire to excuse his nonsense.
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Agreed. He is much too fond of manipulating others one way or another, ostensibly "to their benefit".
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about being fond of manipulating others,
elidibus sweating,,,]
I cannot say he has ever attempted to manipulate me.
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Well, I would say making you drunk without being asked to still counts. Perhaps manipulation is not the right word, but... I cannot say I'm always fond of his methods. Especially when they are used on myself or those close to me.
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You have my full support.
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...Do not be too harsh with him, though. I think he is still a little shaken by my presence here.
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Likely so, yes. And perhaps that's not the only thing we'll see of his panic at your appearance. He did not seem to handle it too well when I first arrived, too.
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Both him and Lahabrea. So... I suppose we should keep it in mind. I really can't tell how it might manifest, after all.
[...,, speaking of]
Have you met Vergil and Five? Their partners?
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Oh, he's certainly fond of exaggerating the darker sides of his character! But I've found him to be very kind - in his own way, perhaps. But he does do his best to take care of me, even when he needn't. I think you are bound to become friends.
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That does sound in accord with what I observed from him.
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[Watches Elidibus carefully, like are you... chill with that or.]
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... Five people, at the very least. Are you against the idea?
[not that he would blame you given that one of them is absinthe]
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And there is another one, though he is not here at the moment. Absinthe, formerly of Baritones as well... He is staying elsewhere in Hell until such moment that we may bring him with us.
[ppppppauses awkwardly]
I care for him greatly, but he can be capricious at times.
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Folds his hands, frowning thoughtfully.]
... He is a complex man. He'd gone through some rather terrifying things back in his own world... among which was being infected with the Starscourge. A disease of the soul of sorts. He is host to a myriad aetheric entities, I suppose - normally they would turn anything they touch into a mindless, violent monster, but he is mostly safe from such influence, and controls the Scourge himself. Emet-Selch and myself have been hoping to cleanse his soul of the disease.
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I know how this might sound, but I do not believe he would be dangerous. He cares for us all rather deeply, and after a lifetime of animosity I believe peace and affection will be good for him.
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1/2 maybe
2/?
3/
done.
Re: done.
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