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[Marco's voice starts off cheerfully enough.]

Hey everyone, I think I found the place where the cave-in for the train-thing is. The currents here are pretty weird so if we can get ... some ... strong swimmers then...

[He starts trailing off, obviously seeing something.] Pops...? [His voice is quiet, barely audible. It's not possible, he knows it's not, he watched the man die. So it's just like Luffy's food and an illusion. Has to be. But then it gets stronger.] POPS!! [He starts running, sandals hitting the wood of the deck.] Pops... [This time he just sounds anguished. And then suddenly there's a splash. Uh where did Marco go?]

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... So they get destroyed because they're not in a relationship, with two people at the same time. At the age of 14. And this is more sophisticated then a normal relationship?

[This tone says Marco are you craycray?]

Edited 2011-11-03 13:05 (UTC)

The relationships have different purposes. For trolls there are two predominant emotions; pity and hate.

They don't have wars and learning to control the urge towards killing everything is what having a kismesis is all about.

They're 14. What is their world permanently stuck in the middle ages? 14 year olds shouldn't be having relationships.

...they predisposed to killing everything? What, are they German?

Yes. After 14 they go to other planets to explore and conquer.

Eh, humans tends to be pretty violent too Chiara. After all, how many have your people killed? This keeps their numbers a little saner.

....idiotic.

And we don't all need people to stop us from mindless killing. It's different.

How so?

Most people don't need to rely on others stopping them from going on killing sprees.

And if we're talking about me personally, I've only killed people who have harmed my people and land. I've done my duty as their nation.

Heh. I do. And I've known plenty of kids who need need a little extra help getting their rage under control.

Maybe that's just my world though, eh.

It is different. They don't need someone constantly, and only for that.

Mm... perhaps.

Oh... I don't know about that. It's basically the purest form of best friendship. That's just the responsibility that goes with it.

And what if they get tired. It is hard work being responsible for someone.

Of course it is. That's way they have someone likewise in charge of them.

Edited 2011-11-21 04:47 (UTC)

And so there is just a string of people who are responsible for other people? And no one is responsible for just themself?

No, they're all responsible for themselves as well, it's just added reinforcement.

...It still doesn't seem right.

It helps prevents wars.

Does it now? All wars? [Slight hint of snark in her voice there]

Within their own species. They still believe in survival of the fittest to rather extreme levels, but it helps them do better. I know it prevented a genocide at least once.

[Mumbles to herself, trying very hard not to roll her eyes] Well that’s good then. I do not think it would work well with humans though. Too extreme anyway.

Humans tend to be too ridiculous.

Si... I suppose it's because they are only here shortly. They must do everything so quickly.

Aye. I suppose that's certainly part of it. But many believe they live on through the next generation, so it's a wonder more of them don't strive for that.

They don't see the future properly... They can barely see five years ahead it's not surprising.

Predicting the future is a hard thing. I guess it takes a great deal of wisdom.

It's impossible. All you can do is see what could happen, based off what is happened and even then... half the time you are wrong.

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