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[knows]

[The device that lets him communicate with people over long distances is interesting, but Trevor's seen magic achieve something similar before.

No, what holds his attention is the several different vessels of water available in houses. He's standing in a bathroom where the shower, sink and bath all have the water running.]

...I feel like an idiot talking to myself, but if this really works.

[He looks directly at the camera and then attempts to straighten it out (it isn't) before he clears his throat.]

So citizens of this fine shithole, what do we need this much running water inside for?

The well I get-- [He points at the toilet.] But this all seems a bit much.

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[knows]

[Now he's wondering if people have different blood in different worlds.]

What about something that's been consecrated?

[entreats]

I'm not sure, actually.

[ Her tone sounds a little less dull as she says that. Sure, it's still relatively emotionless, but there's something more sneaking in, like an edge of interest. ]

I suppose it would depend on the specific creature you're dealing with. On the other hand, considering the nature of the world we're in right now, I'm not even sure what the meaning of 'consecrated' here would be.

[ Religion is weird here, after all.

.. though Ange thinks it's always kind of weird. ]

[knows]

So trial and error. Got it.

[He'll be fine... probably.]

[entreats]

Well, hopefully not a whole lot of error.

[ Not that anyone would do stuff that fails on purpose, but-- ]

One error at the wrong moment can definitely mean death here.

[knows]

I've heard death doesn't mean as much here.

[And pain he's used to.]

[entreats]

[ There's the briefest pause, like Ange is considering how to put this before she speaks on. ]

That depends, I guess. [ She can see why some people would say it that way. Ange can even think so herself - though it's for different reasons entirely. ] What did death mean to you before? Did the idea of it bother you?

[knows]

Oh, I've never been scared of dying.

Let's just say I wasn't supposed to wake up when I washed up on the beach.

[entreats]

Well, I guess then death doesn't mean as much here, yeah.

[ She doesn't seem to scold him over not being afraid of dying though. Ange gets it, after all. ]

Though I still wouldn't risk dying too many times. I haven't heard about any adverse effects here, but in the place I was in before, dying too many times meant you completely lost your sense of self. [ And even some people who don't fear dying might fear that - or just plainly dislike the idea of it. There are things worse than death, after all. ]