Canon is Chzo Mythos; on mun's poor timing

[artoftheft]

Again, mundane? How many times has this been, now? How many times have you toyed with entertaining me in your headspace, only to become distracted shortly afterwards? Do you think I have nothing better to do with my time than wait for the spotlight to shine upon me once more? Granted, I must give some credit for the fact that you have come so far as to create a journal this time, and to furnish it with at least some icons. In that, at least, you have come further than usual.

One minor comment, however, if I may. Ignoring my overall contempt for the fact that this is the first solid attempt you have made at testing my voice in over a year and a half of deliberating over the matter. Just a minor detail that I'm certain has already occurred to you:

Would this not have been more appropriate yesterday?

Comments

[gentleman_thief]

Timing is sadly not everyone's strong suit.

[Trilby has given up anything making sense anymore.]

[artoftheft]

Strange. I though we were at least a century away from the era when I would be cloned. But then I suppose making sense is not a strong suit of the mundanes' either.

[gentleman_thief]

My assumption is we're both the original Trilby from different times or universes.

Still it is very strange seeing myself no matter the case.

[artoftheft]

I suppose I can at least be grateful that my ability to accept the unusual has progressed enough that this isn't the strangest occurrence I've known. As far as I see fit to be grateful for anything surrounding such trivial occupation of our time.

[gentleman_thief]

I believe it is more of deciding what is dangerous and what is not. I have to ask, by your username it might suggest you come from a time before any of this paranormal business, is that true?

[artoftheft]

I don't much have a fixed point in time but the name does not reflect where I'm from. It was merely something that appeared to stick in the mind of my mundane, and why expend more thought or imagination when there is not even a clear final goal to this exercise?

[gentleman_thief]

I'm certainly not strangers to mundanes having no aims. Still I consider it a reprieve from our fate.

[artoftheft]

Or merely delaying the inevitable.

[gentleman_thief]

It could be looked at like that too, yes.

Still if what comes to pass must happen then I may as well enjoy what I can until then.

[artoftheft]

In the very loosest definition of the word, at least. I'm not sure how much exactly there is to enjoy in being at the whim of a mundane.

[gentleman_thief]

Well it depends on your mundane but I'll be allowed to experience things both mundane and more of what we're used to without the crippling fear of what may lay in the darkness.

[artoftheft]

I'm not entirely sure what my mundane's intentions are. We've been down this path before but it rarely comes to anything. That it has become more than some idle thought is unusual enough.

If it helps I know of at least one game based on Cthulhu mythos.

[gentleman_thief]

I've been around for a while but in nothing more concrete than a meme.

Still undecided if I'm going any further than memes but thanks ^^

[artoftheft]

Perhaps they may be worth investigating. Though given my mundane's track record, it's equally likely that I will be forgotten for a time until the whim catches to bring me out again.