audience: valvatorez

[cyclists]

Comments

[cyclists]

Not really, but I've read enough about them to figure that they can usually talk on their own.

[omegathree]

Is the ghost lore consistent? I know the vampire lore isn't.

[cyclists]

I don't know about consistent, but aren't most stories just versions of what people know? That means it has to be consistent to somebody.

[omegathree]

Some of them are simply fiction. According to some of my prinnies they're are parts of the internet dedicated to fake scary stories.

[He still doesn't know how they got the internet as prinnies, but there they are.]

[cyclists]

And you don't think their ideas came from something kinda true, too?

[omegathree]

Slenderman is not a demon.

[cyclists]

...what's Slenderman?

[omegathree]

A thin, unnaturally tall humanoid with a featureless head and face and wearing a black suit.

It doesn't exist as a demon or angel.

The human imagination is quite impressive.

[cyclists]

...why would anyone think that's scary?

[omegathree]

... It looms, perhaps?

[cyclists]

Hm...sorry, I'm just not seeing it. Maybe if nobody's ever seen a monster before that'd be scary.

[omegathree]

Have you seen something like that before?

They consider vampires and werewolves scary, though they also think that if they're bitten by either they'll turn into one themselves.

[cyclists]

Nothing like Slenderman, no, but we have other scarier monsters where I'm from. If it's not biting, what turns people into vampires or werewolves?

[omegathree]

Describe the monsters.

Nothing. Demons are simply born as vampires or werewolves. People who aren't don't turn into them.

[cyclists]

I'll pass. [He's not really fond of them and would rather Not.] Maybe another time though.

That sounds way more simple than the stories. A lot of monsters have things that have happened to them like experiments or being cursed.

[omegathree]

I'd like to hear about them, but I can wait until it's more comfortable time for you.

... Desco is an experiment, but she wasn't turned into something else. She was made the way she is.

[cyclists]

That might be a while, Valvatorez. It's part of a life I don't want to think about anymore. [He's grown past that, he hopes, and thinking about it just means he's not focused on what's happening here.]

...what kind of an experiment was she though?

[omegathree]

I have the time, even if it's after everything is finished here.

A middle school girl wanted to take over the world, so her father made Desco to both be a little sister and help her fulfill her dream.

[cyclists]

...everything you just said stopped making sense. How was that supposed to actually help? What happened?

[omegathree]

Desco is a prototype man-made final boss. The idea was, she would be strong enough to terrorize others into doing what Fuka wanted.

But she ended up in the Netherworld prison through some circumstances. [That weren't coded into the game.]

[cyclists]

[That sounds even weirder.] Couldn't you have just reprogrammed her or something so she wasn't doing that?

[omegathree]

Desco is a sentient being! That's not how any person works.

[cyclists]

Are you sure? [He's not even mad, he's just...curious.]

[omegathree]

I'm certain of that.

[Because Desco is his daughter now.]

[cyclists]

...if you say so. [He's not sure how to feel about that, but it's not necessarily a bad answer. But he also has no idea what to say after that.]