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futurology2017-08-02 07:56 am
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video; un: urahara
[The magitek isn't pointed at Urahara, but rather filming the area around him, but even if the username didn't give him away, the lilting overly exciteable terrier voice of his does.]
Good morning, everyone~
I know we're all very tired of this maze and whatever might be waiting for us once we get to the end, but it didn't feel right not to show you all this.
[The magitek shows one of the walls of the maze where an engraved bull's head stands out. Yeah.] I thought this might have been a bit of gallows humor from some of the previous inmates, but it's a reoccurring motif throughout the maze around here.
[A dry chuckle as he turns to face the camera, hatless and exhausted looking. Goddamn he misses his hat.] And if you're not up on your Greek mythology... Well, let's just say this situation could get even more frustrating. It's a shame Achilles-san has left us- perhaps he might have appreciated this in an odd sort of way.
Good morning, everyone~
I know we're all very tired of this maze and whatever might be waiting for us once we get to the end, but it didn't feel right not to show you all this.
[The magitek shows one of the walls of the maze where an engraved bull's head stands out. Yeah.] I thought this might have been a bit of gallows humor from some of the previous inmates, but it's a reoccurring motif throughout the maze around here.
[A dry chuckle as he turns to face the camera, hatless and exhausted looking. Goddamn he misses his hat.] And if you're not up on your Greek mythology... Well, let's just say this situation could get even more frustrating. It's a shame Achilles-san has left us- perhaps he might have appreciated this in an odd sort of way.
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Well. There are multiples of Earth, aren't there? Perhaps this place was created by one such multiple. Or the people who created it, being a space-faring lot, picked up the legend on their travels and thought it would make an interesting torture method. Or its just an actualised version of said myth, only in space.
[Pity Gio's never seen Ulysses 31]
Does it matter? We're still likely to end up fighting a giant humanoid bull, at the end of the day.
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[A brief pause, and then--]
Is that the only one you've seen? If there's more, there's a chance it could be leading us towards a way out, past the danger of course. Although there's just as much chance of it being a warning, an indication that we shouldn't go that way. Or an attempt to scare us off-- your red herring, as it were.
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But if it is meant to dissuade, they've picked the wrong group to try and terrify. We're all very reckless.
[well, he's not, but the point stands.]
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I'll say. Hahah. A mythical bull hardly sounds like the worst thing we've had to fight. After killing a goddess, everything else begins to look a little tame.
And does there seem to be a pattern, as far as you've been able to discern? Or are they just spaced out at random?
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Though I'm sure there's more to it than we know. Keeping the story in mind may be helpful, but ultimately we can't base our entire strategy on it.
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No doubt. Things are rarely ever straightforward, particularly not with this team. Hahah.
[They always seem to want to go the convoluted route, around instead of straight through.]
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[And he sure is ready to do that.]
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[Which strikes him as odd, sometimes, how they've managed to avoid any major casualties so far, despite how fragile some of their members are. And so perhaps Urahara has a point.]