Considering thewake

[chiefcookandlibrarian]

 Oh, bother. You again. 

What, going to give this another try? I don't suppose you could come up with something useful for me to do this time. You know how much I dislike boredom.

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[claudiometer]

...Jesus crust, mun, not like I needed that eardrum for anything important.
Anyway, can't speak to the game, typist here just wanted to squeal in your general direction. Something about childhood heroes.

[chiefcookandlibrarian]

Well, I suppose I should be flattered. Although I have already given up on ever understanding the minds of muns.

[claudiometer]

Hey, childhood heroes are nothing to sneeze at. (She also says she used to play Morwen, once upon a time, but that ship sailed a long time ago.)
Muns make sense sometimes. But not always. I mean, she said something about dragons possibly making more sense.

[chiefcookandlibrarian]

Well, I do know some very practical dragons. They can be very direct thinkers, sometimes. And sometimes what they think is so simple that it is impossibly complicated to anyone else.

[ofdrumsthesound]

The mun is grinning and insisting I say hello, even though I'm not even from the same genre or even medium.

So. Hi.

[chiefcookandlibrarian]

This mun is laughing at this at well. Though mostly, I must admit, because of the insufferable detective child who she also plays.

But greetings, all the same.

[ofdrumsthesound]

Who is also of a different genre and indeed medium?

Call me Harry. What's your name?