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[Kansa]

<Then won't ICARUS outlive you?>

<I... I suppose she... she will>

[Akroma]

((I think the Karakil was downed))

<We can circumvent that when the time comes. But that is far in the future, let's not get ahead of ourselves.>

[PrivateNomad]

 <To me, the passing of time can be a lovely thing. True beauty lies in change, does it not? Yet beauty is in the eye of the beholder--perhaps one perceives it just as they perceive the void--as whatever dreadful thing they believe it to be? The very aspect of nothing, an abyss of mystery and despair. To me, human trivialities are on the stage, and I? I am the audience, simply watching as ages pass. The test of time is a precarious one, as for some it passes and for some it seems perpetual. Cherish your short life while you can and make use of it well, for how else shall you attain immortality and be reunited with your lover for ages to come?>

[Kansa]

<We can circumvent that when the time comes. But that is far in the future, let's not get ahead of ourselves.>

<Yes it's... it's ages away no point worrying about it... it now>

<To me, the passing of time can be a lovely thing. True beauty lies in change, does it not? Yet beauty is in the eye of the beholder--perhaps one perceives it just as they perceive the void--as whatever dreadful thing they believe it to be? The very aspect of nothing, an abyss of mystery and despair. To me, human trivialities are on the stage, and I? I am the audience, simply watching as ages pass. The test of time is a precarious one, as for some it passes and for some it seems perpetual. Cherish your short life while you can and make use of it well, for how else shall you attain immortality and be reunited with your lover for ages to come?>

<I... I think you're right>

[USEC_OFFICER]

[To: Lunette] <Lunette.>

<Yes?>

[PrivateNomad]

 <I have seen civilizations rise and fall and friends torn apart, many from my own hands. But what of mortality? Death will always come to one, no matter what. It is the one inevitable thing--fate, as we call it. Fate will always succeed, even if it has to wait forever.>

 <Even for immortal entities of the void. And my fate is the same.> he says, shuddering when recalling the thought of Jaque's blade.
<How would you like to learn how to summon after this?>

[USEC_OFFICER]

<How would you like to learn how to summon after this?>

<Of course. I would love to.>

[PrivateNomad]

 <Excellent--I just hope you can take the cruelty of it.>

[USEC_OFFICER]

<Cruelty of it? How so?>

[Kansa]

<I have seen civilizations rise and fall and friends torn apart, many from my own hands. But what of mortality? Death will always come to one, no matter what. It is the one inevitable thing--fate, as we call it. Fate will always succeed, even if it has to wait forever.>

 <Even for immortal entities of the void. And my fate is the same.> he says, shuddering when recalling the thought of Jaque's blade.

<I... I prefer not to think about... about it>

[PrivateNomad]

 <To summon most entities, you force them from the void and dominate them--you enslave them, but they would do the same to you if they could. As for the higher entities--you bargain with them, and be nice. Perhaps you could help me with my research as well.>
<You may choose not to think about it, but it will come.>

[Kansa]

<You may choose not to think about it, but it will come.>

<I... That's why I... I don't want to think about it>

[PrivateNomad]

 <Ignorance is bliss, is it not?>

[Akroma]

<Shut up Bartimaeus.>

[Kansa]

<Ignorance is bliss, is it not?>

<I... I suppose it is>