Why would the cult read the mail from a bunch signing with random nom de plumes and then send it all anyway? You'd think they'd throw the letters away and not let anyone receive them. Isolate everyone, leave them without any outside communication.
[Not that Erin is against taking precautions, of course! She's never going to mention anything about the rocks or about the ritual components people have stolen]
I think he meant that the cult watches the rest of them all the time, so if they saw them reading something from us or heard them talking too blatantly, they'd know we're around and we'd be screwed.
Not sure how I feel about having to rely on people's capacity to keep a tight lid on this.
[They won't intentionally tattle, buuuut also, well, slips happen, and it's going to be about two or three weeks of crossing fingers and hoping everyone will be careful. It's kind of stressful]
Think it's really going to be fine? Look, I have warmed up to all these people, but I'd sooner trust the people on this side to keep quiet about something, than the majority of people on the other side.
[Whiiiich she has to admit is fueled by how she has gotten to know far better the people she has been with here. Comparatively speaking, the living side's people are more of a mystery.
Kanda, though, has the opposite thing going on, he was among the living for far longer than Erin did, so she pokes to see what Kanda thinks]
[Funnily enough, most of the people Kanda liked best died very early, so they're also over on this side. Then again, he trusts Lavi the most, and Lavi is still alive. Dilemma.]
There's nothing we can do about it if it's not, so it's up to them to figure that out. [...] Humans want to live, though. If they fuck up, it won't be on purpose.
[Which doesn't really help in the end, but--he trusts them to at least try.]
If all goes to metaphorical hell and we all end up in literal hell after getting sacrificed for some deity, I'm not taking everyone along with me once I break out of the afterlife again.
[...that's a bluff, she'd bring you all along because, for better or for worse, she has more than just 'warmed up' to you bunch]
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sixillusions) wrote2024-06-10 06:02 pm
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[Not that Erin is against taking precautions, of course! She's never going to mention anything about the rocks or about the ritual components people have stolen]
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[Can't argue with that, really. Erin sighs]
Not sure how I feel about having to rely on people's capacity to keep a tight lid on this.
[They won't intentionally tattle, buuuut also, well, slips happen, and it's going to be about two or three weeks of crossing fingers and hoping everyone will be careful. It's kind of stressful]
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[Yeah. He agrees!!! He wants to have faith, but it really is so easy to slip up.]
We'll just have to keep warning them, I guess.
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[Whiiiich she has to admit is fueled by how she has gotten to know far better the people she has been with here. Comparatively speaking, the living side's people are more of a mystery.
Kanda, though, has the opposite thing going on, he was among the living for far longer than Erin did, so she pokes to see what Kanda thinks]
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There's nothing we can do about it if it's not, so it's up to them to figure that out. [...] Humans want to live, though. If they fuck up, it won't be on purpose.
[Which doesn't really help in the end, but--he trusts them to at least try.]
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[...that's a bluff, she'd bring you all along because, for better or for worse, she has more than just 'warmed up' to you bunch]