In which her mundane is a bit /too/ excited, and muse is uncomfortable with her canon point.

[fairbrook]

Mundane, bear in mind I haven't even met this 'Major' yet. If he is anything like how you describe him, then I cannot see why you're excited at the mere possibility he will be coming over. Go ahead, keep up this incessant prattle of yours, just see how much good it will do for you.

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[genuine_human]

It is tradition for people to look in awe when being told of momentous events in history no matter how gory the details are. That is because they are beyond the world in which we live. They are not here. What happens here is of no concern to them. What happens there is no concern to us.

That is just how it is, fraulein. I assure you, though, that I plan to live up to every bit of what you have heard.

Welp, here goes.

[fairbrook]

Sir, you are too hasty in your belief I am shocked or in any way moved by your presence. As far as I'm concerned, you will only serve to be an impertinence at best.

As for my mundane, that skittish, excitable mess of a girl-- she is the one who seems to be 'in awe' as you phrase it.

[genuine_human]

What do you think of the period in which you live? It is so peaceful, ja? How nice it is to live do distant from any meaningful conflict sans a vampire or two.

[fairbrook]

You ask this as if you have a point to your question, or in my response.

[genuine_human]

The point is that I would like you, fraulein, to imagine all of that coming to an end. All it takes is a brief moment. It is like the storm, sweeping in, then sweeping out, moving to take yet another city, country, or continent.