暁美 ほむら (
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dear_mun2013-09-08 02:38 am
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...You are a cruel person.
But, if you think this will change anything, you're mistaken. I will do what I must, and play this game as well if you're truly set on doing this to me. Regardless of who tries to control my destiny, there is only one thing that matters.
This...is just an extra hurdle that must be accommodated. Nothing more.
But, if you think this will change anything, you're mistaken. I will do what I must, and play this game as well if you're truly set on doing this to me. Regardless of who tries to control my destiny, there is only one thing that matters.
This...is just an extra hurdle that must be accommodated. Nothing more.

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Either way, I win.
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My absence will be negligible at best.
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It would be quite unpleasant, I am sure.
Perhaps you would even have to end her life with your own hands.
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If it meant saving her from the fate of becoming a magical girl. If was a last resort, the only way to protect her from you.
In a heartbeat.
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I am sure of that.
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It would be untold of her to let that on to a stranger, though.]
I thank you for your faith in me. If only others shared your sentiments, perhaps my goal would already been reached.
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[Aigis pauses, smiling at the thought.]
If you do not mind me asking, what is your reason for 'living'?
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[Then, a little less forcefully.]
I live for the wish I made.
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[Aigis does not know what it means not to pry, excuse her. She's a very curious android.]
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As I said before, my reason is my own.
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I hope you find what you are looking for, in any case.
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Still... if you've got that one thing you want more than anything, then you've got a leg up on the competition. What is it? -Uh, if you don't mind me asking.
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[Of if it can be, its none of her business unless...circumstances reveal otherwise.]
A private matter, which I am most equipped to handle.
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[ Oh, then she remembers! ] Is it because you can't run very far? If you practice at it a little bit every day, you'll get better.
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I can run perfectly fine now...Madoka.
But this is not that type of game. Its best left unexplained.
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[ It must have been because of all those training montages in the tenth episode. ]
Not that type of game? Is it a handheld? Those are becoming popular again...
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Even like this, Madoka didn't know. Couldn't understand. Even when she was a magical girl, any words of warning she could impart would make no sense. Yet surely, Madoka couldn't be so ignorant of the marked difference in Homura's personality, of the flatness of her voice. The lack of glasses.
Couldn't she? Of course she could. This girl was from before those times.]It is a game entirely unsuitable for you. The less you know of its true nature, the better off you'll be.
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I don't think that's true, Homura-chan. If I'm not equipped with knowledge, how can I make a good decision?
[ Not that she's very good at those either. She did give up her life for a cat. ]
It wouldn't hurt to talk about it if this kind of game upsets you because, um, games are meant to be fun! If you won't fun, then you're not allowed to play.
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[She looks down. Madoka...had a point. But...]
If I told you the truth, would you even believe me?
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[ Because it isn't as if she's seen herself in another lifetime think anything odd of Homura. ]
I trust you. We wouldn't fight together if you were unreliable.
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But maybe. Maybe this one time, when magical girls and Witches weren't involved in the situation.
Maybe Madoka would believe her.]
I'm being considered for the Hunger Games. It takes place in a world which finds suffering and despair...a frivolous entertainment. It is a government-sponsored event which desires and encourages violence and murder from its participants, an event now held in perpetuity due to the use of those from other worlds.
[Maybe she will.]
Not even the promised death is a comfort, as those who control the games just bring those who die back to life. Repeatedly, and forever, to continue to fight each other in their grand, hollow spectacle.
As I said, Madoka.
'Fun'...is irrelevant.
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Homura-chan... you aren't really going to a place like that, are you?
[ She can't even believe someone would send her that way. Isn't it the same as sending her to her death and to hurt others--how can that kind of idea be entertained? ]
That's so horrible... W-Why, why would anyone do that?
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[She stares, her eyes hard, at Madoka.]
Because they can.
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That isn't fair... It isn't fair at all...
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Homura's face remains stoic even in the face of her dear friend's sadness.]
It can't be helped.
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[ It isn't fair that her friend is unable to choose, but what can she do about it? ]
That kind of despair... It isn't suitable for you, Homura-chan.
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But she won't cry over the lost times like this when it had been concern from a friend, instead of worry and confusion about a stranger.]
One gets used to it. Especially when that one is a magical girl.
These muns do not give us much say, if any, when their mind is set.
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[Yep, unsubtle trolling. That is how Kyouko rolls.]
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Perhaps. If I had such time for frivolities.
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Ah. I see.
[A different timeline, like Madoka. Or...]
This place certainly is unusual in bringing people here.
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[Priorities.]
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Yeah, you're as helpful as always.
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