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[halfagirl]

[ the feed opens to a view of the dying sunset and stays that way for a minute or so, until the sun disappears below the horizon, before turning towards the person who had made the broadcast: a pale blonde girl in very weather-inappropriate clothing. that much is evident even in the dim light. ]

I still can't believe this shit happens. And every day, too. You guys are all used to it?... It's fucking crazy.

[ but the sound of monsters rising out of the darkness makes her crack a smile, and she reaches for something leaning against the wall that turns out to be a serrated, saw-like sword. or two of them, even. ]

... Monsters, though, I know how to deal with.

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[proxysproxy]

The way you're used to the cold?

I mean. The Darkness isn't really something you get used to. It's more something you deal with.

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[halfagirl]

I am dealing with it. Just watch me.

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[proxysproxy]

I can see that.

It's really too bad about the Darkness, though. If it wasn't for that we'd be able to see the stars at night.

[halfagirl]

Great. So I'm missing out on even more than just this, huh.

[proxysproxy]

No more so than anyone else, I imagine. [Although actually, Vincent has never seen a star either.]

[halfagirl]

... Okay, point. I wasn't really complaining.