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[originalhipster]

Who: The Babylonians who make better decisions, an unfortunate moss lion, you??
When: Day 30, evening
Where: Coming down from the fourth floor ...
What:

[There's a bit of a commotion at the top of the stairwell if you're passing. Gilgamesh and Enkidu (the ones who haven't been dead or armless today) are dragging an at least completely unconscious and chained up Moss Lion down the stairs. Both of them look pretty beat up, bleeding and dishevelled, possibly on account of not appearing to have anything especially sharp or pointy on their persons. They appear to also be in hot debate.]

Less impressive than other lions it might be, but once we got the dirty vegetation off it'd still make an excellent hat. Or a cloak. Or a coat. It's just a waste to put it back.

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[ticking]

[?]

I was rather irritated about it, I guess. But it didn't last long. As long as the one that is mine is here the other is perfectly welcome.

[familiarized]

[ thoughtful . . . ]

But one is more 'real' to you because he knows you. . .?

[ticking]

Unlike your friend, neither are fake to me. There is just the one from my more recent past, and the one from the more distant. But if I had to pick between the two, it isn't a choice at all. I imagine it's normal to be angry when met with someone you love who is still stuck in the past.

[familiarized]

I imagine it is as well.

[ticking]

And what of you? How is it to have a 'fake'?

[familiarized]

At first I was filled with joy at the thought Gilgamesh could have another companion.

[ticking]

[snort]

Two of you specifically? Or were you hoping he could actually make another friend?

[familiarized]

Either would have been fine.

[ticking]

Hm. He says he doesn't take friends now. Maybe one was enough.

[familiarized]

[ ugh ALL MY GUILT. ]

I have heard him say that as well.

[ticking]

[watching curiously]

Why do you suppose that is? I suppose before he met you he wasn't the type to take friends either.

[familiarized]

I did not know him then nor did I know of him.

[ticking]

Did he ever introduce you to any of his friends? Mention them?

[familiarized]

Your assumption is most likely correct, as soon as I knew him I knew him as a tyrant.

[ticking]

So maybe one really was enough.

[familiarized]

Possibly.

[ I HAVE A LOT OF FEELINGS ON THIS SUBJECT. ]

[ticking]

[i can tell it's cute]

Is that really a bother?

[familiarized]

Mistakes were made in the past.

[ticking]

They always are.

If it's any consolation, I would bet quite a bit that he doesn't maintain it.

[familiarized]

I cannot look for consolation for this.

[ticking]

Why not? What does your sorrow accomplish?

[familiarized]

And what would consolation accomplish?

[ticking]

Feeling less miserable?

[familiarized]

I will hold all of my feelings for Gilgamesh and not let a single one go.

[ticking]

[...cute. well. I can't argue with that]

...Fine then. If that is what pleases you.