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Current After nearly three years, I caught covid.
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Someone stole a jar of melatonin from the store that I work at. I hope it keeps them up at night.
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6 yrs ago
Being tiny, curious as hell, cute and incredibly clumsy, I find Meltan surprisingly relatable for a lump of metal with a nut for a head.
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I didn't know I had a favorite steel-type pokemon until Meltan. Not to be dramatic, but I'd die for that little fella
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7 yrs ago
Everyone wants to be special, yet nobody seems to realise that being special isn't always a good thing.

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Upon hearing Solomon brag about his achievements, Blythe sighed and rollend her eyes. Of course he was bragging, why should she expect anything different? "And why exactly are they so inferior to you? Because Ascendeds are not the majority of those who live there, or because they are proud of who they are?" Blythe asked, looking at Solomon. His arrogance and pride was annoying,if not more. She decided to keep any insults to herself, not wanting to ruin the mood too much.

Claire said nothing, keeping her mouth shut. She wanted to avoid any conflict, so she sat down next to Israfil and showed him a friendly smile. "Hey."
Alright, I'll have her look at it later.
Claire nodded, looking at her sister once Tera had left. "How are you handling this so wel?" She asked, ignoring the message for now. Upon hearing her question, Blythe smiled sadly. "I don't. Seeing things like that does effect me, too, I just don't show it." She answered. It may just be a slight bit leds difficult because it wasn't the first dead body she saw, but didn't want to bring that up. "Come, the others are celebrating. Let's join them." She suggested, to which Claire nodded. Maybe that would help her cheer up.
"I guess I could ask, but I doubt she'll say yes. When we headed back, she mentioned that nu cog's utility is best served at the front." Claire said in return to Tera's suggestion. Still, even if it wouldn't work, she appreciated that Tera tried to give her some comfort.
Claire looked up when she Howard Tera and let go of her sister, shaking her head. "No, it's okay, you can stay here if you want. It's just... I hoped we wouldn't have to see such kind of things, or at least not this early." Claire explained to her. Though she did need a moment to calm down, she didn't want to send her away.

"I know that what we saw was terrible, but you have to keep in mind that we're doing the right thing. If we wouldn't do anything, those people only would've continued doing things that are far worse than what we did." Blythe said. She wasn't sure if that would help Claire to feel better, but she didn't just want to stand there and do nothing to make her sister feel better.
Once they had gotten out of their cogs, Blythe walked over to her sister, looking at her. "Hey, are you okay?" She asked. Claire shook her head with tears in her eyes, even though she wasn't crying yet, at which Blythe pulled her into a hug to conform her twin. She would cope with everything herself later, her sister came first. She doubted if anything she said would help Claire to feel better, so she was simply quiet for some longer, just holding Claire for as long as she needed her to. Although she didn't show it too of ten, Blythe did have a soft side, though usually, she just didn't show it. But right now, she didn't care if others saw her like this. She just wanted Claire to be alright.
Blythe and Claire followed after Maya without hesitation. Blythe was still quiet, and now Claire was too, very much unlike her, and her face seemed to be paler than usual. During the battle between the ground troops, she had seen exactly the things she didn't want to be confronted with, the ugly truth of war and the horrible things it caused. She should've known that she would see this, still, she had been convinced that it wouldn't be the case... why did she have to be so naive?
Claire nodded, keeping an eye on Legion to make sure that the cog remained to function correctly. She assumed that everything had gone well when she repaired him, but she couldn't be entirely certain, so watching him for a moment would be the best.

Once the amount of enemies charging at them had decreased again, Blythe was again as quiet as she had been before. She had indeed gotten some minor damage, but doubted that it would cause serious damage.
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