[Wait what the heck THAT IS SAD?? He's just come back to poke at the mysterious magic rotting vegetables again, but he pauses when he sees her sad, sad porridge.]
Uh... Do you actually like eating that stuff? It looks gross.
Oh! [He fully abandons his mission: rotten vegetables to wander over to Harrow's side instead, more interested in the conversation than his gross spoils for now.]
I get it, I get it. I didn't eat before I came here either, so a lot of the flavors are really big shocks if you're not used to it, right?
I don't know about their own soul, but their own will, certainly. Revenants frequently cause a great amount of damage. Necromancers are cautioned to avoid their inadvertent creation at all costs.
[As for manifestations, she thinks about that for a moment.]
Hmm. I'm not certain. I suppose if a sufficiently powerful necromancer were to focus on something, it might cause spirits to become attached to it.
[There's a little, lilting hum and a nod as he considers that... Honestly, he does indeed feel a horrific kinship with revenants based on that alone.]
Huh... Well! It's not quiiite like that, but I guess it's kind of close? Except we don't really need one super powerful person to be born. It's more like, a - a strength of feeling thing!
More or less! I'm a spirit, just born from feelings instead of coming from one person like a ghost or something. Ah - that's why the stuff you were talking about earlier is so interesting, you know? Things don't work exactly that way where I come from, but I like hearing about all the differences between places.
[He laughs a little, and the sound of it is somewhat sheepish.]
Mmm... Well! Most of the strongest feelings that stick around long enough to create a spirit are things like fear. Like - people are afraid of natural disasters, right? Like volcanoes! With so many people being afraid of the same thing all the time, it makes sense that a spirit of volcanoes would be born. Same with things like the ocean, or forests, or even just really popular legends and fairy tales. If enough people believe in it, then it could probably end up being born.
Ah, I'm glad! [Both to meet someone else who's DANGEROUS, but also:] It's really sad when something like that scares people off.
[He is very unfortunately social in his weird way, so he does seem genuinely grateful about it... That said:] Oh! Well, we're hunted down a lot, you know? So I think it'd be good if that stopped. Being exorcised seems like a pain, haha.
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Uh... Do you actually like eating that stuff? It looks gross.
[He says this as nicely as he possibly can.]
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[It's hard to pick something when she's never heard of most of the options, so she just picked something she did know?]
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I get it, I get it. I didn't eat before I came here either, so a lot of the flavors are really big shocks if you're not used to it, right?
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[She's more curious about the conversation now than her sad porridge, too.]
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[He's been nerfed but he doesn't know how nerfed nerfed is... A CONUNDRUM. He shrugs, though.]
It's a good opportunity to try things I haven't been able to, at least! A lot of it is pretty decent.
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[Harrow, you can't just ask people what they are.]
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Since you have souls and things where you come from, you probably have spirits too, right?
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[A little, light shrug.]
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You sound. . . somewhat different than that.
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How interesting...! I've never heard of something that death creates. So they have their own will? Their own soul, maybe?
[He gestures to himself after that, though it's a lazy sort of motion.]
Do you have-- mm... Manifestations, I guess? Like if someone thinks hard enough about something, that thing starts to exist?
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[As for manifestations, she thinks about that for a moment.]
Hmm. I'm not certain. I suppose if a sufficiently powerful necromancer were to focus on something, it might cause spirits to become attached to it.
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Huh... Well! It's not quiiite like that, but I guess it's kind of close? Except we don't really need one super powerful person to be born. It's more like, a - a strength of feeling thing!
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[Alarming!]
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More or less! I'm a spirit, just born from feelings instead of coming from one person like a ghost or something. Ah - that's why the stuff you were talking about earlier is so interesting, you know? Things don't work exactly that way where I come from, but I like hearing about all the differences between places.
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Mmm... Well! Most of the strongest feelings that stick around long enough to create a spirit are things like fear. Like - people are afraid of natural disasters, right? Like volcanoes! With so many people being afraid of the same thing all the time, it makes sense that a spirit of volcanoes would be born. Same with things like the ocean, or forests, or even just really popular legends and fairy tales. If enough people believe in it, then it could probably end up being born.
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[Actually, that sounds very interesting.]
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Mmhm! More or less. The shape changes depending on how big the fear is or where it's directed, but there are a lot of us, where I come from.
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[But she continues to sound like she finds that interesting.]
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I guess! But probably no more than anyone else, here. [Then, with an edge of curiosity:] It doesn't bother you?
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[He is very unfortunately social in his weird way, so he does seem genuinely grateful about it... That said:] Oh! Well, we're hunted down a lot, you know? So I think it'd be good if that stopped. Being exorcised seems like a pain, haha.
[Literally and also metaphorically.]
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