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[Hello there, Asgard. Have a troll, laying back on his bed in his room over in Hel house. He's got his pillows and blankets piled against the wall, leaning back against them with his knees bent up and his arms pulled in around his stomach. He's set the bracelet on the nightstand, where it records him looking down at his fingers while he plays with his nails and thinks for a moment. Then he looks up at the recording, taking in a deep breath before he starts.]
Alright, so after explaining what the fuck I am and what I've done for the two-thousand-eight-hundred-and-thirty-sixth time, I think it's time to get a little back from at least the halfway-intelligent of the rest of you.
Basically, I have way too much fucking time on my hands all of a sudden, and I don't know really know what to do with it, so I might as well get a little more involved in the "community" if I have to put up with all of you nooksucking woobie idiots. In short, you can all be reassured that it's out of sheer, mind-numbing boredom that I'm even acknowledging the minuscule amount of curiosity I harbor toward the multitude of universes you've all been unceremoniously ripped from at what I can only assume was the worst moment possible. If you haven't caught on yet, I'll make it perfectly clear what I'm talking about.
I want you to tell me where you're from. Describe to me, in the most intelligent manner possible, what your home world was like. And don't just give me stupid hoofbeastshit stories. I might have copious amounts of time, but not enough for you to waste with grueling dribble about exactly how vaguely "cool" or "awesome" or "boring" your world is. Make it interesting.
[He pauses, making a bit of a face as he realizes something.]
Oh, yeah.
If anyone else from Alternia has gotten here, and we haven't talked yet, we need to, so get a hold of me.
Alright, so after explaining what the fuck I am and what I've done for the two-thousand-eight-hundred-and-thirty-sixth time, I think it's time to get a little back from at least the halfway-intelligent of the rest of you.
Basically, I have way too much fucking time on my hands all of a sudden, and I don't know really know what to do with it, so I might as well get a little more involved in the "community" if I have to put up with all of you nooksucking woobie idiots. In short, you can all be reassured that it's out of sheer, mind-numbing boredom that I'm even acknowledging the minuscule amount of curiosity I harbor toward the multitude of universes you've all been unceremoniously ripped from at what I can only assume was the worst moment possible. If you haven't caught on yet, I'll make it perfectly clear what I'm talking about.
I want you to tell me where you're from. Describe to me, in the most intelligent manner possible, what your home world was like. And don't just give me stupid hoofbeastshit stories. I might have copious amounts of time, but not enough for you to waste with grueling dribble about exactly how vaguely "cool" or "awesome" or "boring" your world is. Make it interesting.
[He pauses, making a bit of a face as he realizes something.]
Oh, yeah.
If anyone else from Alternia has gotten here, and we haven't talked yet, we need to, so get a hold of me.
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[Yea, Gamzee is totally sitting like...ten feet away from you in the corner of the room. He's been there for a couple of hours now, huddled up under a pile of blankets and pillows, similar to yours.
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I was a high school student in charge of leading a team of kids, a dog, and a robot in an attempt to save life on earth as we knew it.
[ And that's just the short version. The version designed to capture your attention. ]
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Well, mine was pretty normal -- for me, I guess. It was just a world with good things and bad things, and the technology was mostly the same as here. It wasn't special, I don't think. Actually, I thought it was kind of pointless...
Uhm, but then I went to a virtual reality history exhibit and got attacked by a monster that took the sight out of my left eye and after that I was in the past. Only it was like another world in some ways, because there were a lot of weird people that weren't human, and since I wasn't from there I didn't fit into fate, so everyone was asking me to save the world in different ways while trying not to get noticed by God.
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[Your life story is just entertainment for Karkat.]
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How are you doing, Karkat?
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[Text] I'm okay with HS typing quirks, btw. :|b
Heartless aren't really big talkers, anyway, so it's obvious enough he isn't one]My world was actually a lot of seperate ones.
[Well, he did ask.]
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Only because you asked so nicely.
[ The background shifts as Jr. moves away from the lounge in Freya. ]
I don't exactly have a home world. Where I come from, we're four thousand years of technological advancements ahead of twenty-first century Earth, and the human population is spread out across hundreds of planets and space stations in the galaxy. I was born on a planet, sure, but I definitely wouldn't call that place home.
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[Lacing his fingers over his stomach.]
This one actually sounds good.
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I'm from Earth! Well, more specifially, Heaven, but that is not the point. Vriska told me that you and the rest were like gods when it came to the Earth in your world, right?
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But this isn't about me.
And actually, you can just go away.
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Fond of the sound of your own voice aren't you.
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Karcrab! It's nice to )(ear your carping again!
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It's kind of a vague question if ya think about it. Worlds are pretty fuckin' big. Whattaya wanna know?
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Has everyone ever told you that you talk too much?
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The thing is, Karkat, you're not the only one who's had to describe your home world two-thousand-eight-hundred-and-thirty-six times by now, and Allen's probably even less accustomed to trying to put these sorts of things in words. All in all, it's gotten just a little bit old by now.
In the end, what you get is--]
... Do you truly have nothing better to do than provoking others for entertainment?
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[It entertains him more when people react this way, actually. It's all new.]
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