019 [Voice]

[wingsandwill]

It seems abilities have finally been restored.

[Guess who sounds pretty apathetic about this. He's a little more animated about the second topic, however.]

Also, I missed much of the events that happened the last week or two. I heard something regarding a bomb which, presumably, didn't detonate. It would be appreciated if someone could inform me of what occurred in regards to that.


[Filtered to Hitsugaya]

[He's polite, semi-genuinely, but it's clear he wouldn't be doing this if he had much say in it. However he doesn't, Rei does. 8|]

I would like to speak with you, when you are available.

[/Filtered]


[Filtered to Raven]

Have your healing abilities returned?

[He's concerned, still, and wants to be sure she's healed.]

[/Filtered]

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[voice]

[unreadability]

How good of you, Monsieur, to diminish the battles my countrymen and I have fought in the name of justice.

[voice]

[wingsandwill.livejournal.com]

It was a statement of a possibility.

Much of those in my world are unaware that other options exist, until they refuse to accept that there is no other choice.

[voice]

[unreadability]

No matter the decisions we may or may not make, some less than desirable situations cannot be helped. Only by accepting this as a given, do we allow ourselves the possibility of progressive adaption.

[voice]

[wingsandwill.livejournal.com]

Accepting a situation as unchangeable or unfixable is counterproductive to beneficial action. Adapting is not the same thing as accepting something as inevitable.

[voice]

[unreadability]

If you have not yet found yourself forced to choose between evils, you are fortunate. It can be necessary to live with the devil, if one does not wish to swim in the deep blue sea.

[voice]

[wingsandwill.livejournal.com]

The devil is my older brother. I know full well how to choose between evils.

However, having bad options doesn't mean it's impossible to improve upon them, or even to create one that didn't exist before.

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[unreadability]

You shall never hear me say that improvement is impossible, but something must be accepted in its original flawed state, if we wish to better it.