[On vaguely considering Scorched]

[number1112]

No, I don't want to go to a place with monsters and dangers and other horrible things happening. You really wouldn't send me there, would you?

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[number1112]

You're something magical?

[nolessthanseven]

I'm part-Angel.

[number1112]

That's something religious, isn't it?

[nolessthanseven]

So to speak, yeah.

[number1112]

Shouldn't you have wings or something?

[nolessthanseven]

No. But they would be totally cool.

[number1112]

What's your name?

[nolessthanseven]

Isabelle. Yours?

[number1112]

I'm 11-12.

[nolessthanseven]

Those are numbers, not a name.

[number1112]

... So people keep telling me but where I'm from your word names are non-existent.

But that's my name. Eleven-Twelve.

[nolessthanseven]

Why's that? That's so weird.

[number1112]

Why is it so weird? It's stranger that you don't have unique names that are common words in some cases, from what I've heard before.

[nolessthanseven]

Well, I-

[...she doesn't have a response for that.]

Where are you from, anyway?

[number1112]

The Village.

[nolessthanseven]

Sounds ominous.

[number1112]

It was supposed to be all I could ever want.

[nolessthanseven]

And was it?

[number1112]

No. Not when I found out it was all a lie.

[nolessthanseven]

Yeah, I think that tends to happen. Definitely more often than you might think.

[number1112]

I suppose you come from some huge world with millions of people.

[nolessthanseven]

Of course I do. Most people do.

[number1112]

For those of you with word names.

[nolessthanseven]

Word names. What a great phrase.

So everyone you know has a number name, I guess?

[number1112]

Back in my world, yes. But I'm luckily not there anymore.

I mean, I'm in those games muns play.