EMET-SELCH CATCH-ALL

[robopriest]

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[robopriest]

[A sigh.]

At least that. I'd think it would be sad, if you had nothing in life to look forward to. That would be like...another form of death.

[arkitect]

There is little that is special about death, and by the same token, little that is so foreboding about it. Of the two, I would say death is simpler.

[robopriest]

...As said so well by a man so well-connected to the Underworld.

[Hm.]

Death is much simpler, though, you're right. Honestly, I'd choose a quick and easy death over one that's slow and drawn-out any day.

[arkitect]

I believe most would, depending on the length of such a death. If measured in years, for example, it becomes harder to predict; some would also take a slow but less painful death over a short and violent one.

Would you only take a short one if it were relatively painless as well, or would you rather burn out quickly no matter how it happened?

[robopriest]

Painless?

[He lets out a huff, almost amused.]

I don't care about pain. Let my death happen as it will. Knowing who I am, I think it'll likely be more violent than not. That's fine with me.

[arkitect]

Well, at least you are self-aware, then. More than can be said for many.

[there's a slight hint of amusement in his own tone, at that.]

[robopriest]

[That makes him shoot Emet-Selch a grin.]

I'll take that as a compliment, especially coming an immortal.

[arkitect]

Take it as you will.

[he waves a hand, dismissively. no confirmation on that.]

[robopriest]

Compliment it is, then.

[He got complimented by Emet-Selch. :3]