[Text] [Anonymous]

[hachitaro]

[He still doesn't trust people, not here. Not anywhere, really. But he has to know. In a place this weird, he has to know.]

I'm just wondering... who here is not human? You don't need to tell me who you are if you don't want to, but I just want to get a sense for how many people who are not human are here.

I can't be the only one.

And a second question: is it safe for those who are not human here? I mean, I am definitely not like one of those beast things and I have no plans of attacking people. But human-dominated places tend to be somewhat unsafe for us.

And if you are some kind of mad scientist type reading this? Fuck off. We don't need people like you on our asses.

[Is that enough of a difference from his usual typing? He'll have to be careful about capitalization and punctuation so it sounds different from him, but...]

Comments

[survivalthroughhate]

Hmmm, that would create a possible awkward situation. There's plenty of species that don't wear clothes back home, and I haven't on occasion as well, but none of them have that issue either.

[He thinks for a moment on how to phrase this.]

Honestly, a great deal of us have seen one another naked, if only when we washed up if nothing else. It's part of just what goes on here. If people can't keep their eyes on your face when talking to you, then they're acting incredibly juvenile.

[hachitaro]

I suppose that's fair. And I suppose I could always use an illusion to hide them.

Personally I think they're hilarious, but it's just kind of how my species is made.

[survivalthroughhate]

Then there is nothing to be done about it if it is simply how you're made. You'll have to explain the sight of them often at first if you're walking about as yourself but once word spreads you'll have an easier time of it.

[hachitaro]

Maybe I should make business cards that explain it.

[survivalthroughhate]

I suppose that's one way to get your point across.

[hachitaro]

It'd save the explanations, at least.

[survivalthroughhate]

I should get some myself then. Save on telling people not to cross me because I'm dangerous.

[hachitaro]

Haha. I do my best not to cross people. It's better to leave them laughing than fuming.

[survivalthroughhate]

You're an odd sort then. But to each their own.

[hachitaro]

I'm not a fighter in the least. I'm glad there's fighters here, but I'm not really that type at all.

[survivalthroughhate]

Plenty here aren't. Just surround yourself with plenty of the fighting type to keep you safe and you'll be fine.

[hachitaro]

... I can try, but I'm still getting to know people. And the people I do know so far don't seem like fighters.

But I'm still new.

[survivalthroughhate]

Make friends. LOTS of friends. Statistically at least one of them will be some all-powerful being you can turn to when in trouble to protect you.

[hachitaro]

Oh? Are there a lot of superpowered heroes here?

[survivalthroughhate]

Superpowered beings yes. Whether they are heroes or villains tends to be a matter of a person's point-of-view.

[hachitaro]

I mean point of view is pretty much everything when it comes to peoeple.

[survivalthroughhate]

This is true. Sometimes people look at a person and immediately think they must be a villain just because they're not all sweet and light and flowers all the time. It's quite aggravating.

[hachitaro]

Benefits of illusion powers, I suppose. And being good at hiding feelings.

[survivalthroughhate]

I've never bothered hiding how I feel. There's no real point to it.

[Maul wore his emotions on his sleeve. There was no used in trying to change that part of his personality, for it was far too ingrained into the building blocks of what made him up to try changing it now.]