Mun is bored and Muse is curious

[brokidu]

What is this you were discussing earlier? Something about how my friend gains his strength from our "hoyay"?

... I take it that is yet another word for "friendship" in this era?

(In response to this conversation. He is generally aware of Fate-things because well, mun is very-much-aware-of-Fate-things however he is predominantly based on the original Epic of Gilgamesh.)

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[axeatyourside]

[OH. OH SELF.]

It's probably best to remain ignorant of this.

[brokidu]

[Oh... self! Well alright he can roll with this.]

I should like to know what things are being written about me and my-- ... our friend!

... wouldn't you?

[axeatyourside]

I am unfortunately aware, and believe you me, this is not something you need to be concerned over.

Well, unless you're very keen for all matters academic.

[brokidu]

... normally I might not be so curious, but this concerns our Gilgamesh.

Not to mention I'm not sure how much I like being left in ignorance by my own self.

[axeatyourside]

It's a matter of others interpreting behaviour through the lens of their own culture, not ours. An uncomfortable notion to begin with and made worse by the implications of inequality between ourselves and our mutual friend.

Tedious.

[brokidu]

... that... does sound tedious. And concerning.

Strange how they've come up with so many different words in this era to describe so many things and yet still they fall short in understanding our relationship with him.

[axeatyourside]

Emphasis on tedious - the opinions of men beyond our time is inconsequential.

Well, are there words for it? I should think not.

[brokidu]

Not that I know of.

Which is truly for the best I believe, as words would only cheapen it.

[axeatyourside]

And there we go then, the matter's worth neither of our concerns.