AUDIENCE FOR: Kim Dokja

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[it'll be in effect as long as you used it (icly and preferably oocly) before trial! just no activating it during trial.]

A favourite story? I can't say I've thought much about it before...

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[ /salutes also pulls out gun go to bed ]

Not a lot of people have one, so it's alright. You can tell me any story if you don't particularly have a favorite. [ a hum. ] I'd ask for your personal story but I'm not sure if that will be breaching any contracts or something.

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It might. Hm... a story, then.

[they're silent for a while, as though thinking. then, finally—]

... Once, there was a woman who chose to help defend a group of people, even when she didn't belong to them personally.

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[ Jin's ears perk at the sound of the story, her tails wagging. ]

Were they complete strangers to her? Or was she familiar with them, despite not belonging?

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They were strangers to her. However, she empathized with the injustices they faced, and so she wanted to help give them the strength to fight back.

Unfortunately, the world isn't one that rewards compassion so easily.

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..Worlds often don't. [ said a bit distantly, but still. he's curious about this story. ]

What happened?

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She was killed by her own kind who disagreed with her. As as a result, her soul was left to wander.

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[ ... ]

Was her soul left to wander in her own world? Or was it taken elsewhere?

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Mm... you could say it was left in her own world. [...] This is just a story, after all.

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Just a story. [ he is an avid reader and quite the commenter though ] Is that the end of her tale?

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... Well, who can say. It probably isn't too late for a sequel.