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[eggsterminate]

[There's a pause before she speaks. She had been floundering on whether or not to make the post anonymous, but then figured, what did she have to hide? Still, the subject was rather awkward, so she does her best to put on a bright voice to hide her feelings.]

Hello, fellow Asgardians, Oswin Oswald here.

You know the tradition of people going on the network and asking deep and personal questions to everyone? And how said question tend to relate back to they asker because they're really trying to find out more about their situation?

...Nothing here that's breaking that tradition. Sorry mates, but I really have to get this figured out. Been driving me mad the past few months.

Basically what I want to know is... was anyone else dead before they woke up in Asgard? Not dying, but dead. Gone into the light, left the world and maybe even blown to bits. But then suddenly, woken up in Asgard, alive and recruited into their rather desperate army with everything intact.

Just can't help but wonder, what's going to happen to us after the war. The gods promised us a reward but can they really bring back dead people in other worlds? Seems like we might get stiffed in the end.

...Blimey, that was depressing wasn't it. Promise I'll be much cheerier next time and post something nice and fluffy about baking and cookies or something like that. No personal questions, just fun. I swear it.

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[voice]

[whatagoodgirl]

... I'm sorry.

[It's all she says, but it's clear what she means: she's the same, and she has only bad news to deliver.]

[eggsterminate]

[Gently, calmly. And a voice with equal sympathy.]

It's... as alright as it could be. I'm fine.

[whatagoodgirl]

You don't have to be, though. I know it's hard.

[A brief pause.]

We're lucky, right? We got a second chance.

[Video]

[madcuriosity]

You... passed away before arriving here? I'm so sorry, miss.

[eggsterminate]

It's alright. I've come to terms with it. Got lucky that way.

[Voice]

[true_renaissance_man]

Some one I met here was very clearly dead. His execution had been very public too. It was spoken of all through out Firenze when it happened.

[(Florence, Italy)]

And some have even said that I, in their time, was no longer alive. I have no memory of dying however.

[Since he was brought here long before his eventual death. ]

But I think time and death have very little meaning here.

[eggsterminate]

Time, definitely. If the gods pull people from their world, any point in their timeline is fair game.

But after death? It's pulling us out of the void, isn't it? How did they get our bodies and our consciousness?

[fuckton]

Wow. That is a bit fucking depressing, huh? I wasn't dead, but I sure as shit didn't believe in an afterlife. It's almost enough to make you start to believe there is one. Here anyway.

Maybe you just get to stay here and things aren't so shitty? They stop using you as their own personal youtube skinner box?

[eggsterminate]

Sorry! I did warn for it. And I dunno. Even being dead, I don't remember anything from after dying. It was like blinking, Darkness, and then here.

Somehow, I doubt we'll escape being their entertainment. Not to mention, not so sure if I want to stay here if everyone else is gone.

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[duckduckswan]

Blown to bits?

[ W o w mental imagery was not okay. She almost died once, and it was not nearly as explosive as blowing to bits. Just. Vampires being vampires.

Somehow, as traumatizing as it had been, it still doesn't seem that bad, compared to other things.]

[eggsterminate]

In one piece now!

Lucky, right? Gods are good for something at least.

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[badwolf]

... Really?

[eggsterminate]

...I'm not having a go at anyone. It's true.

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[bloodypocket]

You are hardly alone in that situation. [Not that he was dead, he'd been too stubborn for it when he found himself at its door. But he had known someone, throwing him into the group which sought to answer these questions.

And now that person was gone.] What do you hope to gain in asking, exactly?

[eggsterminate]

Not exactly sure. Information, obviously. Trying to see who else is back from the dead here and what they remember.

Maybe a bit of solidarity too. Dead girls gotta stick together.

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[swedge]

That's a plus one from me.
Dead, blown to bits, insides hanging out. Whole nine yards.

As for the war, I'm going to assume they'll give us a choice?
Not that it matters a whole hell of a lot until we actually win.
But it'd be kind of shitty of them to just. Send up back to the great beyond.

[eggsterminate]

Same. Ripped apart and then blown to bits. Woke up here, normal as ever. Like none of that ever happened. Funny how I should be pleased, but it's a little unsettling.

Definitely shitty. Then again, they are gods. Maybe they have different definitions of shitty.

[bestestfurrend]

...I was. I try not to think about it very much though, because we are alive here, right? Like a second chance to do more!

[eggsterminate]

Definitely seems like alive. Or alive like I remember it.

Just wondering how it's possible for God's who can't even fight their own wars.

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[sexyoldgirl]

[She tilts her head curiously. It's an odd question - at least from the TARDIS' point of view. Not because of the death thing (no she already knew that) but because she's seen that face again in the universe. That rarely happened. Was all of this the answer to the questions that had arisen? She can't remember.]

This physical body was dead. There hadn't even been anything left to bury.

[eggsterminate]

...Nope.

Blown to bits.

[She doesn't quite meet the TARDIS's eyes.]

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[deductions]

Yes. By means of Waterfall.

[eggsterminate]

sounds nasty.

welcome to the club. a very depressing club.

[Video]

[comeonthensexy]

If we reach the end of the war and you haven't disappeared before that, would you like to stay?

[eggsterminate]

...Not alone.