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[sitting on a couch with a little hand mirror he found somewhere, poking obsessively at his bandages. there's an ear missing under those, very pleasant.]

Wonder if I should take these off soon.

[poke. poke.]

...I think I missed that slumber party. Woops.

[ooc; not everyone's heard me babble about this one so: post-canondeath!replica, thrown into and pulled from the Vards!verse.]

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I have little problems with them, though I understand your avoidance.

They're creepy as a general whole too. What if they join forces?

Then this place will be turned into one large experiment.

...And I kill myself. That too.

That may inspire them, you realize.

Well once I off myself, then they...can't... Wait, would I come back?

Who knows? Those who have died here before have come back, in most cases.

Ugh, then I can't escape the army of Vexens. That makes me feel better.

I'd rather the Axels disappear.

...Well I guess them too. Are they all sick freaks?

Would you expect any of them not to be?

[she can be bitter too.]

...Not really. So they are? Thaaat's just great.

[they totally have something in common. how sweet.]

[fff what.]

Hardly. I tend to avoid them.

[OTP!!1!12#$!! what.]

I guess I will too. Don't need another repeat of the last time I listened to an Axel.

[lady spider is gonna stay hiding in her web.]

Shall I ask what happened?

[juuust wait until she's not a spider anymore.]

No one ever told you about all the crap he pulled at Oblivion? "Oh hey Replica, if you go kill Zexion because I don't like him, you can be your own person yeah do it, yeah!"

And stuff. [nooot proud of himself.]

[she'll have dark portals on her side then.]

Of course not. Axel was the only one to make it out of Oblivion alive. His rendition of what happened was hardly convincing, but it was all we had to go by.

[oh look, even more bitterness in her voice.]

['cause that worked so well last time.]

...He killed Vexen, too. [shrugs.] Hell, everyone in that stupid castle was nuts.

[bitterness where I couldn't tell.]

[shut up it almost worked.]

For that I'm not surprised. Though likely a good thing in the long run, it's a shame I wasn't there to take care of him immediately.

[up until she made out with him, you mean.]

Good thing you couldn't kill Axel on the spot? That's a shame, I hear he went and got in trouble after Oblivion, too.

[he started it.]

No. It's a good thing I was not there. It's highly unfortunate that I couldn't have killed him at the time. He's the cause of our destruction.

[because it's /that hard/ for her to overpower him and leave.]

Oh. Well...I never really liked him that much, anyway.

[arrows, my good sir. arrows.]

Were it not for Axel, I'm certain our plan would have been a success.

[ffff she's stuck with him.]

And- no, wait, I still would've kicked the bucket. But I wouldn't have had to talk to him, at least.

[ohoho really.]

At least.