I meant that I would've died from boredom while I was still stone. Though inhabiting a wasteland doesn't sound like much fun, either. If there were people I knew who still needed waking up, though, I'd definitely busy myself with trying to do that. By throwing them a concert, for example!
[Of course that's what he'd try first. Perhaps he could also try talking incessantly until they woke up. Sometimes it pays to be annoying!
But enough silliness. That next question is sobering.]
I've been wondering that nonstop, to be honest. But not everyone who disappeared here came back like Rinne-senpai. Some of them had their names taken off the registry and were never heard from again. I don't want to assume the worst, and I almost don't want to investigate because it's such a horrible thought, but I do think someone needs to get to the bottom of this. If it's possible to turn people back from stone, then perhaps those who disappeared aren't a lost cause after all.
I don't know anyone who has disappeared permanently, though. So even if their statue retained a lot of their features, I still wouldn't recognize them.
[This will change in a month or so. But at the time this conversation is taking place, he doesn't know any dropped characters.]
So no findings worth mentioning? I wonder if that's another one of those things the House wants to keep under wraps. If so, they're pretty bad at preventing information leaks. Alright, time to start polling people on that!
[It might be safer to discuss that, and cause less panic, than broadcasting the whole stone thing in public.]
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[Of course that's what he'd try first. Perhaps he could also try talking incessantly until they woke up. Sometimes it pays to be annoying!
But enough silliness. That next question is sobering.]
I've been wondering that nonstop, to be honest. But not everyone who disappeared here came back like Rinne-senpai. Some of them had their names taken off the registry and were never heard from again. I don't want to assume the worst, and I almost don't want to investigate because it's such a horrible thought, but I do think someone needs to get to the bottom of this. If it's possible to turn people back from stone, then perhaps those who disappeared aren't a lost cause after all.
I don't know anyone who has disappeared permanently, though. So even if their statue retained a lot of their features, I still wouldn't recognize them.
[This will change in a month or so. But at the time this conversation is taking place, he doesn't know any dropped characters.]
So no findings worth mentioning? I wonder if that's another one of those things the House wants to keep under wraps. If so, they're pretty bad at preventing information leaks. Alright, time to start polling people on that!
[It might be safer to discuss that, and cause less panic, than broadcasting the whole stone thing in public.]