This is what happens when I find "The X-Files" on El Rey

[the_i_in_fbi]

Com'on. You can't be surprised. You were thinking about me only yesterday and then you find an older episode of my show on this morning. It's fate. You can't deny that. Let's get on this.

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It always makes me happy when I see X-Files characters here. Have a jackass of an Angel. :3

[broughtthelight]

Fate doesn't exist, but it seems that Mundanes are awfully stubborn and surprised when a new Muse seeks them out. Can't really figure out why, but it is a pain.

[Lucifel practically lives on the fourth wall sometimes, so he knows who Mulder is, but he's not going to say anything right now. But he does have a sarcastic smirk on his face, and while it's clear from his words that he doesn't quite like this particular behavior he's observed, his tone doesn't sound that hostile-more amused than anything else.]

Yay! He was my first muse far, far too many years ago. xD

[the_i_in_fbi]

Maybe it does and maybe it doesn't. I've seen enough things in my life that incline me to give anything a chance.

I guess it's not surprising that he hasn't left you then, since Mulder's not the type to let go.

[broughtthelight]

No, you can rest assured that of all the things that may exist in this world, fate's not one of them. There might be divine intervention from time to time, but it ultimately boils down to free will.

[Lucifel, for better or worse, left out the fact that he knew what existed in his world. The fact was that Mulder didn't-that was the entire point of his show, really-and so, it was best to point out that, of all the things Mulder thought existed, fate did not.]

I've seen plenty of interesting things and told quite a few amusing stories, but free will was the main cause of events.

[x_filed]

Fate? You are going to just accept the easy explanation that someone finds you interesting?

[the_i_in_fbi]

Fate. Mutual interest. Call it what you like, Scully, but I am here none the less.

[Smirk - it's good to see her again]

[x_filed]

What I would like to call it is a case of abnormal interest that borders on an unhealthy obsession with the lives of others. But I understand reality TV has made that a normal condition.

[there's the small smile, the crack in her all professional facade. She's missed him too.]