That doesn't sound any different than humans, to be honest. Myself included. The fact though that some people have reason to want revenge against me doesn't stop me from wanting it against others, though.
No, but I bet you'd qualify for an honorary scoutship.
It really isn't, beyond the methods we have to accomplish our misdeeds. And I think it's a little more practical than not wanting it, though. If Kindred were constantly revenging on each other, we'd be a mess. No way to defend ourselves as a whole. That's why Anarch free states end up in so much trouble so much of the time.
I think as a child I’d have just stolen all the badges and sold them to children who actually invested in them but couldn’t hack it.
That is indeed a distinction. I don’t really care about humanity as a whole, and I don’t have to in order to protect what I do call mine. There are a lot more humans that Kindred around though it seems.
Honestly that's a pretty good tactic. I think they sell something, too. Cookies or popcorn or something. You could've made bank running a black market for either.
There are. Someone told me once it's something like one of us for every hundred thousand humans, depending on the area.
That sounds much more feasible than being left in charge of tiny people. Plus, scamming for homework sounds more useful than actual homework.
I mean, I've tasted my own blood and haven't been impressed, so I don't think I'll get the urge anytime soon. Good to know though, I do hate having questions lingering. It's like an itch in the brain.
I've heard the same, and I'm good not confirming it myself anytime soon if ever. And I do think people could benefit from more alternative schooling. Especially the pipeline you told me you had.
Indeed, you were better than an online search. Nobody really wants to type 'how does blood taste different' into their search engines. Though Google has certainly seen worse.
If you don't mind that it might not be entirely enjoyable for me at first. It isn't personal. But not everyone would want to experience that, I imagine.
[The desire is intermingled with the disgust, and unpacking that phobia isn't something he'd want to share with anyone without fair warning.]
No, I don't figure that's on many people's bucket lists, but I don't mind it. There are far worse things I could spend my time on than holding your hand.
[ Birdie appreciates the warning, but she'd figured as much already, and she's got the time to move slowly and the motivation to start with him in the first place. ]
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Likewise, it's good to know.
That doesn't sound any different than humans, to be honest. Myself included. The fact though that some people have reason to want revenge against me doesn't stop me from wanting it against others, though.
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It really isn't, beyond the methods we have to accomplish our misdeeds. And I think it's a little more practical than not wanting it, though. If Kindred were constantly revenging on each other, we'd be a mess. No way to defend ourselves as a whole. That's why Anarch free states end up in so much trouble so much of the time.
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That is indeed a distinction. I don’t really care about humanity as a whole, and I don’t have to in order to protect what I do call mine. There are a lot more humans that Kindred around though it seems.
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There are. Someone told me once it's something like one of us for every hundred thousand humans, depending on the area.
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There are far too many people in general. I think this every time I walk downtown.
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Having so many does make for a good varied audience of marks when I go busking, though. Or a meal, such as it is. So there's upsides.
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I haven't really thought on it, but I'm not surprised people taste differently.
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It would be kind of a weird thing for you to be thinking about, to be honest.
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And while I do have many weird thoughts, human slushie flavors is not one of them.
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Good, I think I'd worry. And just in case you do get to wondering, the taste is blood. All the tastes are blood.
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I mean, I've tasted my own blood and haven't been impressed, so I don't think I'll get the urge anytime soon. Good to know though, I do hate having questions lingering. It's like an itch in the brain.
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Well, I'm glad I could help you metaphorically scratch that one.
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Indeed, you were better than an online search. Nobody really wants to type 'how does blood taste different' into their search engines. Though Google has certainly seen worse.
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I think they put you on lists for that kind of thing, and I'm sure you're already on plenty.
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See? Why would I need my name in neon when I'm already so watch-worthy.
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I'm certainly watching you. What more audience do you need?
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Your attention is one of the few I don't mind.
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Good. Because I do find it hard to look away sometimes.
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It's nice.
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Does it ever make you uncomfortable?
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Sometimes.
[There's a long pause.] But it also makes me think on what the touching would be like.
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We could try the touching, if you want.
Can't say I haven't thought about it myself.
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[The desire is intermingled with the disgust, and unpacking that phobia isn't something he'd want to share with anyone without fair warning.]
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[ Birdie appreciates the warning, but she'd figured as much already, and she's got the time to move slowly and the motivation to start with him in the first place. ]
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