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I hate to join the bandwagon, but I'm going to have to agree with the other residents that aren't getting in any fights or such.

This place is just repetative.

[there's a pause as Kagami hits the blank spot in his memory that the castle took]

... I was going to say this was something like Infinity Fortress, but it seems that the castle took that. Shame. At least I have confirmation on my price now.

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It's expected of programs to continually resume doing the same tasks, even if there are a few different variables... As if I could care less. The enjoyment of watching the tenants repeat themselves has long since faded.

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I'm afraid that's out of my job description.

[ooc: I have no idea what the hell he's trying to do. D8 ]

So you're a watcher who complains and takes no action. How passé.
We enjoy you anyways.

Like I said, I didn't mean to join the bandwagon.

And your actions were, and are still fun to observe. Perhaps I'm trying to see another reaction to them besides sheer panic and disorder.

We are quite accustomed to repetition; perhaps programmed to not be bothered by it.

Such a reaction, however, would be rather refreshing, if throwing.

Programs only do as they are told.

That is exactly why I want to observe it.

[ooc: wrong icon. 8D ]

Do they?
Why do we not obey you, then?

Our coding extends control akin to that of your DNA.

I meant programs normally are controlled by the one that they were programmed by. If another person is not allowed permission to write to or execute the program, then they cannot do a thing to it. Then there's always the maverick programs and viruses that are dealt with in a system analysis...

I would have figured as much.

You are correct. We were once an integral part of the system, a program controlled. We, however, among others, were unplugged, so to speak, and serve our own will.

Regardless, our nature has not changed. We do best what we were originally programmed to do, or told to do. But we would like to point out that humans are not very different.

Unplugged and allowed to move at their own whims.

From the point of childhood, people are told what to do. They follow what they see, they do as they are told, and are shielded from affairs that should not be deemed 'proper' in society. So indeed, we are all programs in a sense.

... As a side note, thank you for not causing this mayhem on the sixth floor.

And our whims are many~

We agree very much.
On the topic of learning, we're not entirely surprised - and, strangely, rather disappointed - that despite all we've told and shown of ourselves, of our nature, nobody has learned the ways they can so easily bend us to their will.
Shh, don't tell~

You're welcome, but we were under the impression you enjoyed the mayhem.

So I've seen.

It is disappointing, isn't it? With some of the people here being over a century, you'd think they notice the trend you have. [a chuckle] I merely observe. To tell is not my job.

I do, but I also happen to use my room occasionally, and with chaos in front of it, it's hard to enter.

And would you like photos memoirs from Schuldig's little episode involving kisses and punches the other day?

And yet the same tricks work on the same people multiple times.
It was a similar situation on a much larger scale, in our world.

Of course we would like some photos~
Did you happen to get one of Pyro and Bobby?
[snickering]

Pitiful. At least where I was from, they eventually realised what happened and fought back. Eventually being over ten years of so. ~~Shame I didn't get to observe the end~~ [neatly cut out of the page]

That one was interesting. And I have a couple of other ones your twin seems to want. The one with Watanuki-kun and Suzaku-kun, was it?

[ooc: I just fed my other muses to the dogs... Oh hell. XDD ]

In their defense, our methods were very crafty back home. They really stood no chance.
Here, of course, is different to an extend.

Oh, yes, a copy of that would be magnificent.

[extent*]

It would appear that you're forgotten so easily. Or people prefer to turn a blind eye to your actions, as long as they are not involved.

Very well, which room should I send the envelope to?

[pause, and then a laugh]
My, my, you're better at observation than we initially gave you credit for; people cling so desperately to their illusions, they'll rip out their eyes before admit the truth~

[filtered]
2211.

Thank you. And that is sadly true. Though I doubt Watanuki-kun would ever do that after what's already happened to his eye.

Consider it sent. There should be a knock on your door soon.

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