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(mostly open) oh this love would kill me
Who: Ange, Ruby, and you!
What: Ruby and Ange's wedding, and all their CR is invited!
When: Late October
Where: The rebuilt Clockhouse
Content Warnings: Semi-irresponsible weapon usage.

Sometime around the beginning of October invitations would have started to be sent out to the various people in Trench Ange and Ruby know - announcing the two girls' wedding at the end of the month.
When the day itself comes, people will find the location - the newly rebuilt Clockhouse, which some of the invitees may have helped rebuild in the first place - tastefully decorated. Some of the house's stranger features have been covered up by decorations in red and gold, mostly taking on the shapes of roses and butterflies all over the place.
What: Ruby and Ange's wedding, and all their CR is invited!
When: Late October
Where: The rebuilt Clockhouse
Content Warnings: Semi-irresponsible weapon usage.

Sometime around the beginning of October invitations would have started to be sent out to the various people in Trench Ange and Ruby know - announcing the two girls' wedding at the end of the month.
When the day itself comes, people will find the location - the newly rebuilt Clockhouse, which some of the invitees may have helped rebuild in the first place - tastefully decorated. Some of the house's stranger features have been covered up by decorations in red and gold, mostly taking on the shapes of roses and butterflies all over the place.
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[ She flicks her pipe with her hand, scattering sweet tobacco smoke about her. ]
She was the patron of my opponent, Battler. There is little else I know of her, I am afraid.
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Magic. [a beat. it's not as funny when she does the same joke.] So this whole... thing, whoever was actually there on Rokkenjima, you're all just chess pieces for some unknowable third power? 'Cause I gotta say, B, I didn't expect that to be where I relate to you guys.
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You could say that. And Ange is ultimately the smallest and least of all the pieces on the board, at the very end. Or she was. I think that might change, in the future, but I can't be sure.
We were all there on Rokkenjima. And we all weren't.
[ Beatrice smirks. ]
Ah, you relate to us? How wonderful that we can elicit a touch of your sympathy.
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Don't need to relate to you to sympathize with all the tragedies crashing up against each other. Ange and Sayo and now you are all telling me things that paint what is, I think, the single most miserable picture I've ever heard of what happened on that island.
[no judgment or anything, certainly not from anna. she knows that everyone has a lot of complicated garbage in their lives and she is trying very hard to reconcile all of it; she's heard about the creation of beatrice, but she's also heard about what ange had to live through because of beatrice. it's hard.]
Nah, I'm just saying. [she raises a hand up to her shoulder level, palm out.] Hey, how's it going, Anna Amarande, pawn granted unimaginable powers in an unknowable shadow war. [and she raps her chest, being sure not to rumple her tie.] Same for the girl living inside me.
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[ Is Beatrice getting meta? A little. It's kind of her thing, after all. She raises her pipe and takes a lingering puff on it, idle. Then she stretches out a hand and clasps Anna's to give a gentle shake and a dignified curtsy. ]
A pleasure, Miss Amarande. I didn't know you had another girl living inside of you! Fascinating.
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[if she wanted to make things more comfortable for herself, she'd start smoking right now off her own cigarettes, but she elects not to. she's also, of course, lying about making a big deal out of A2. lots of choices being made here.]
If you hang out around the right people here, you might run into a couple of us with more souls than our bodies were built to handle. It's not as normal as it is where I came from, but there's still a few of us. Feels a little bit like you might get what that feels like.
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[ Beatrice says it quietly, a wan smile on her face. ]
I am Beatrice as she would be if she were given true form, one might say. Since in the so-called "reality" of Rokkenjima, there was only Sayo and no Beatrice. Rather I exist in the space of the unknown. Was it a witch's curse? Or was it just humans, doing the dull and normal things they have always done, murdering each other over wealth and power? No one can ever really know except the people who were there that night, and so I hold the truth. Sayo holds the truth. We are possibilities.
[ Beatrice's eyes close. ]
I do miss my sister. I hope she is content in the ocean, where ever she is on those currents.
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I'm sure she's doing great out there. God willing, she's drinking her girlfriend's blood and learning about prostates on a tropical beach out there in the sea. [she knows that might be surprising to say and is anticipating another one of those ear-splitting shrieks. better cut it off.] Away from all this murder, whether it's human nature or not. Which I'm pretty sure it isn't.
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I don't know that I would call it human nature. Just that humans are short-sighted and can be selfish--gold is one of those magical things that enchants them and blinds them to things like cooperation and family. I've seen it happen time and time again.
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But there's some good things to gold, too, you know? I've seen Ange do some cool shit with golden butterflies. I assume it's related to you somehow, o Goldhexe. [maybe she's laying it on thick. but maybe she's right.] 'Cause everything else from Rokkenjima comes back to you.
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[ She seems unphased by that admission. ]
So gold is my color, golden are my gifts. Hence, the Golden Witch.
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So what's your magic, then? I mean, witches have magic, right? So what is it that you can do?
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[ A flick of her hand and golden butterflies coalesce into a neatly wrapped candy which she offers out towards Anna. ]
Or I can offer you a treat now and then.
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And here I thought we mortals weren't supposed to eat any food offered to us by any magical creatures. This won't explode inside me or anything, will it?
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No, no. No need to worry about small bombs.
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[she's talking so casually; it's not even a matter of value judgment or anything. it's coming out with the same cadence as, like, talking about the weather.]
You know, part of me wishes I could be more like you guys sometimes. Would make doing some stuff way easier.
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[ Beatrice seems amused by that, at least? ]
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[she is not sure if amusing beatrice is the best thing in the world to do, generally, but she'll take it here.]
I mean, your magic probably could've made this whole transformation of mine a little less painful, just for starters. [she waves her matte-black hand.]
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[ Well now you've gone and opened the floodgates, Anna. ]
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Oh yeah, dude. I'm a cyborg. [she unbuttons the top two buttons of her shirt and loosens her tie, and underneath the collar is a black seam that runs along her neck in a line.] Wasn't born this way, but... well, you're not the only one who's got a bunch of weird magic in her life, I guess.
[she looks at beatrice expectantly with her tie hanging looser around her neck and her shirt a little more open than it had been.]
I know you have questions.
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[ That's a new word for Beatrice. She leans forward a little more to get a better look at the seam. Huh.]
That's a sort of artificial person, right? I never read much science fiction...Battler would know more I'm sure.
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Not that any of it stopped this place. I didn't have blood for a while until I showed up here, so I guess life, uh, finds a way.
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[ She nods along with the explanation, as if it makes any sense to her whatsoever. ]
So you have little bits of you that are flesh and little bits that are metal?
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[she could make that sound a little less worrying, but she chooses not to.]
But you spend enough time living in a little catbox of your own, no doubt some weird shit's gonna happen, right? Like, I don't know, maybe your neighbor wakes up with pink hair and a cape that they didn't have before, or maybe the whole city gets sealed off from the rest of the world by a giant invisible dome. Normal stuff.
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[ She seems amused by that thought, at the very least. ]
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