010 - voice

[digophelia]

How anyone thinks... transporting or switching someone's mind and placing it into another body is humorous is beyond me.

It makes me wonder -- what is truly defined as normal in this world? Perhaps someone can humor me with an actual answer.

[Muttered off to the side, she makes a comment of "Wonderland".]

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voice

[digophelia]

Asgard, of course.

[wittlich]

Then I believe the answer is flexible. The concept of normality here seems to bend day to day.

[digophelia]

If it's flexible, does that mean it doesn't exist?

[wittlich]

That would be a wise conclusion.

[digophelia]

Does that not apply everywhere?

[wittlich]

Only in places where the definition of 'normal' is not a mundane existence without magic or anything of the sort.

[digophelia]

Yet in a world where magic exists, those people will see it as "normal".

[wittlich]

Ah, but you asked if the concept did not exist in the first place.

[digophelia]

Yes, I did. Simply because I wondered how anyone can adapt to this place.

[wittlich]

This realm exists on the concept of strange and changing. Ones who are theoretically strange themselves would have the easiest time, I presume. Or those used to change.

[digophelia]

...

[A sigh can only mean she understands that but this will get redundant after a while.]

If I may- who am I speaking with?

[wittlich]

[Bern's logic can get circlish like that.]

Bernkastel.

[digophelia]

What an unusual name. My name is Alice Liddell.

[wittlich]

It is a district in the Wittlich area of Germany.

[Alice Liddel? Was that right? It would be a lie to say she wasn't familiar with Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and this girl had a curious enough mindset to fit...but it wasn't quite as fun breaking the news to pieces until she got to mess with them a little first.]

A pleasure.