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diz/ansem the wise

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[Today there is a ~~red mummy~~man dressed all in red wandering through the halls of the dressing room with a general look of confusion on his face. Must be a newcomer.

That or he's lost his way. But feel free to come and talk to him all the same.]

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[...DiZ. Darkness in Zero? Hah. Clever]

A name does often help one in conversation. Thank you, DiZ.

[Hey, not like he could really use 'Ansem' anymore...]

No need to thank me.

[Sorry about that bit, bro.]

If you say so. [A moment of consideration, and then, lightly] Through one can't help but be curious how you know me.

[Sorry's not gonna do much about the bitterness he's amassed over the years...]

You may find your answers in the Garden.

Ah. I assume you were dressed differently then. I apologize if I don't recognize you.

[There's a faint laugh at that.]

Come now, Xehanort. Surely my voice is familiar.

[...Hah.]

Of course it is, Master.

[There's a soft smile at that.]

This is simply meant as a sort of disguise. To most people I died some time ago, after all.

Died? [And here a faint but distinct look of concern there] ...I assume that would be the basis of Ienzo's fears.

What fears would those be?

He is positively petrified about the prospect of continuing what we set out to do. That's even ignoring his new source of study.

That research is best left forgotten!

[supraiz anger!]

[...Expected. A pity, but expected]

And why is that?

Do you know what will come of it? Or are you merely blinded by your search for knowledge?

No man has the power to see the future absolutely, Master. That is something that we, as scientists, were firmly aware of. Just as we were are are aware of the risks.

There are some risks that should never be taken. You should know this, by now.

Mm, perhaps. Though more than that, knowing what errors may happen, we now know how to reduce the risks.

No. I refuse to let any more worlds be destroyed by your work. There is nothing good that can come of it.

My work has been always to gain knowledge which can be used to benefit the people of the Garden who so nobly took me in, Master. You of all people are aware of that.

Your work destroyed the Garden!

Our work, Master. And that is regrettable.

By the time the Garden fell it was no longer my project. You yourself saw to that.

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