if we necromance you, i think keeping cursed energy as far away from the process as possible is the best course of action. i would hate to turn you into a curse.
you could say that. our mother never managed to carry us to term, so i wasn’t really alive in any sense, but i was still there.
[ he must… consider it, that determination. he must heft it up, must examine the weight of it where the words press into him. even if meant being cursed. a curse. even then. ]
i have underestimated you. forgive me. i will give reanimation a better look with renewed eyes.
the end result for us all was abortion at the hands of our father. so, the latter. the details are lost, but in the process we were made into cursed objects. i think that had been the intention from the very start.
[ casually, conversationally, like the fact he was never meant to 'live' in the traditional sense isn't half as strange to him as it ought to be. ]
that's the spirit. i really don't want to learn whatever that's going to have to take to undo an entire demise.
so you never really died. you were converted into cursed objects. you said you could sense your other brothers, right?
[which seems to indicate life remains, even if it was in another state. not really reanimating the dead in that case. bakugo's learned to roll with "sorcerer talk" by now. they're from a really weird world...]
it takes a lot of work to bring someone back from the brink.
as i understand it, only three of us were eligible to be assigned ‘special grade’, and the youngest of those three— Kechizu- didn’t have the power to fully incarnate as Eso and i did.
which opens avenues he doesn’t like to consider. ]
life and death go hand in hand, two sides of one coin. the problem is flipping one to the other, i’ve noticed.
so only three of you were strong enough to manifest as human.
[he guesses that makes sense in an amorphous way. suitable for evolving further or maintaining a human body, if that's how it works. he's going with the flow here.]
one's a lot easier to flip than the other.
[people die. it's almost never flipped the other way.]
exactly so. perhaps the more were made, the less our mother had to give.
[ it's... nice, in a weird way, to be able to just talk about it like another topic. bakugo was good for it, his mind quick enough to take the pieces and apply them where needed.
but that sticks, what bakugo said. catches like a sand grain, something he cannot help but turn over and over in consideration.
life is the natural order. ]
it can be done. we have the technology in reach to make it so now.
[there's a lot he doesn't understand, but plenty he's either familiar with or simply chooses to accept without bothering a lot of questions. freaky science experiments happen in his world too.
not sure why the idea of life is a sticky thing, but whatever.]
there's a difference between bringing someone back from the brink and digging up a corpse to reanimate like a fucking zombie.
for whom? ours was human; our father was the abomination.
as for yuji, i’m not sure which one of them was brain-hopper.
[ no matter how you go, kenjaku was there to make things weird. ]
if i fucked up enough to make you into a zombie, i’d let you bite it off as consolation. if one is going to commit necromancy, one at least should do it properly.
[ooc: sorry for taking so long! holiday weekend and family coming over really axed me.]
your mother had you and all your brothers?
[damn, there were like 8+ death womb paintings! and he's not going to ask about yuji's parentage. just knowing some damn brain-hopping sorcerer from a long time ago literally engineered his friend's birth is...
yuji's not a vessel. he's a human being with a life and a purpose outside of that fucking monster!]
i'm not gonna die, so it's not gonna be a damn problem! already had some fucker at school turn up with a zombie quirk.
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Date: 6/25/24 04:27 (UTC)you're not dead from your injuries, huh.
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Date: 6/25/24 04:48 (UTC)you did a very good job in staying alive, too. i'm very glad.
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Date: 6/25/24 18:06 (UTC)[...]
what kind of nefarious means?
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Date: 6/25/24 18:10 (UTC)but i’ll find a way, surely.
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Date: 6/25/24 18:49 (UTC)no subject
Date: 6/26/24 05:35 (UTC)if we necromance you, i think keeping cursed energy as far away from the process as possible is the best course of action. i would hate to turn you into a curse.
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Date: 6/26/24 05:43 (UTC)[Somehow he doubts that... but explain, Choso.]
if it meant coming back to life and being a hero, i'll be a curse.
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Date: 6/26/24 08:39 (UTC)our mother never managed to carry us to term, so i wasn’t really alive in any sense, but i was still there.
[ he must… consider it, that determination. he must heft it up, must examine the weight of it where the words press into him. even if meant being cursed. a curse. even then. ]
i have underestimated you. forgive me. i will give reanimation a better look with renewed eyes.
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Date: 6/26/24 21:42 (UTC)[the first is death. the second is alive even if underdeveloped... it's disturbing either way.]
I'M NOT GONNA FUCKING DIE!!
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Date: 6/26/24 21:55 (UTC)[ casually, conversationally, like the fact he was never meant to 'live' in the traditional sense isn't half as strange to him as it ought to be. ]
that's the spirit. i really don't want to learn whatever that's going to have to take to undo an entire demise.
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Date: 6/26/24 22:10 (UTC)[which seems to indicate life remains, even if it was in another state. not really reanimating the dead in that case. bakugo's learned to roll with "sorcerer talk" by now. they're from a really weird world...]
it takes a lot of work to bring someone back from the brink.
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Date: 6/27/24 17:59 (UTC)[ the strangest kind of world, like an insidious nightmare. ]
the effort of undoing the natural order must be great, or what then is the point of life?
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Date: 6/27/24 18:26 (UTC)[he knows a little bit from yuji and past conversation hints with choso.]
life is the natural order, dumbass. you're not undoing shit by living.
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Date: 6/28/24 19:54 (UTC)which opens avenues he doesn’t like to consider. ]
life and death go hand in hand, two sides of one coin. the problem is flipping one to the other, i’ve noticed.
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Date: 6/29/24 03:32 (UTC)[he guesses that makes sense in an amorphous way. suitable for evolving further or maintaining a human body, if that's how it works. he's going with the flow here.]
one's a lot easier to flip than the other.
[people die. it's almost never flipped the other way.]
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Date: 7/1/24 05:05 (UTC)[ it's... nice, in a weird way, to be able to just talk about it like another topic. bakugo was good for it, his mind quick enough to take the pieces and apply them where needed.
but that sticks, what bakugo said. catches like a sand grain, something he cannot help but turn over and over in consideration.
life is the natural order. ]
it can be done. we have the technology in reach to make it so now.
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Date: 7/1/24 18:17 (UTC)[there's a lot he doesn't understand, but plenty he's either familiar with or simply chooses to accept without bothering a lot of questions. freaky science experiments happen in his world too.
not sure why the idea of life is a sticky thing, but whatever.]
there's a difference between bringing someone back from the brink and digging up a corpse to reanimate like a fucking zombie.
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Date: 7/4/24 03:50 (UTC)[ when death and beyond is the norm, the simple light of life can be a very novel thing indeed. ]
i promise i will not zombie you.
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Date: 7/4/24 06:39 (UTC)[might as well make that distinction.]
you better not. i'll fucking bite your face off.
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Date: 7/5/24 17:42 (UTC)as for yuji, i’m not sure which one of them was brain-hopper.
[ no matter how you go, kenjaku was there to make things weird. ]
if i fucked up enough to make you into a zombie, i’d let you bite it off as consolation. if one is going to commit necromancy, one at least should do it properly.
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Date: 7/8/24 00:24 (UTC)your mother had you and all your brothers?
[damn, there were like 8+ death womb paintings! and he's not going to ask about yuji's parentage. just knowing some damn brain-hopping sorcerer from a long time ago literally engineered his friend's birth is...
yuji's not a vessel. he's a human being with a life and a purpose outside of that fucking monster!]
i'm not gonna die, so it's not gonna be a damn problem! already had some fucker at school turn up with a zombie quirk.
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Date: 7/8/24 05:46 (UTC)yes. she was as much an experiment as we were.
[ itadori yuji, poster boy of designer genes. ]
a zombie quirk. as in, make zombies? or IS a zombie?
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Date: 7/8/24 17:36 (UTC)[it doesn't even sound like this person had a plot beyond seeing what happened.]
the quirk emitted a gas that turned anyone who inhaled it into zombie-like states for a while.
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