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Ratio's missing.

And not just in the "they've left this world" way people tend to go missing, someone took him. And if I find out that it's one of you--

I'm finding him and there is nothing on this backwater dying planet that will keep me from destroying whatever is between me and him. That's your one and final warning.

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Oh, someone else who thinks he knows what's best, is that it? If she's missing, perhaps she's dragged Ratio after her, or he went looking for her at an inopportune time if you want to think so highly of the little goddess. But he wouldn't leave me. He promised, and he's a man of his word

Don't you dare lecture me about loss, about grief, when I don't even know you, or what he'd think when you don't even know him. He's not here, and therefore I don't particularly care what he'd think until I have him back -- I'll tear this city apart if I have to

[ No, he doesn't know either Aventurine or Ratio very well, but in thousands of years, he's seen a lot of people, and there's not likely to be too much that's surprising, especially where human emotions are concerned. Honestly these two both seem pretty transparent in their own ways. ]

Do as you like. It might even offer some entertainment, seeing LILITH's capacities in resisting such an endeavor. You are quite mistaken if you suppose I should begrudge one burning or crushing the world in the name of despair. At such a moment, I suppose that is the act which feels best.

I only meant to say there might be more useful paths of recourse. I too would be willing to volunteer to locate the two of them. I have unfinished business with both.

Edited 2025-05-10 01:37 (UTC)

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