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    No.
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    It is not something I tend to do.
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    No.
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    You could, theoretically. But it is rare for me to be this direct.
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    There was still no response.
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    It was silent again.
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    That is not very relevant. Though if you're asking whether I have specific ire toward it, I do not, not could I do anything to it if I did.
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    What do you mean by thoughts on it?
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    The voice was silent.
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    I have a tendency to be present in all places.
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    Envoy went very silent.
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    "Why not?"
  16. The Aspiring Archivist
    In some ways, I always am.
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    Currently, I am watching something in this Clinic. I will not harm.
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    My agent. He is, in many ways, my opposite. But at the same time, he represents a part of my nature often left unspoken.
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    "Why? If you manage to find something better for yourself, wouldn't you like it to go on?"
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    A voice, a different one that seemed like it came from somewhere in the Clinic, began to whistle a soft, but lively tune. It was perfectly melodic, but somehow Pic couldn't match the frequencies of the notes quite correctly. I do not only take.
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    "I don't know."
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    Cedar was quiet.
  25. The Aspiring Archivist
    Pic felt the percussion shift, moving to the familiar pace and timbre of a resting heartbeat. A few moments later and with shocking suddenness, the pace ramped up, and then the beat cut out entirely.
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