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Maas did not agree with the Commander, but if nothing else, he was the Commander. Wordlessly, Maas bent to pick up the body. Rather than cradle it, however, he unceremoniously tossed it over his shoulder. His face showed no emotion, but it was at least clear that he thought nothing of what he did; it was merely the task he had been assigned ((In other words, he's not TRYING to be rude or offensive)). Moving to the pyre, he laid the body down on top. It flopped down like a rag-doll, and he left it there to lie as he stepped back and turned to face the Commander, awaiting any further instructions.
Ha HA! I've fixed my unintentional post!
I can fix that. Just give me some time and I'll make an actual IC post out of it.
Maas stepped over to the dead girl, and before the Commander could respond, said, "What is there to do? She is dead." Maas, like most Qunari, believed that a person was no longer themselves in death; their bodies remained, but their "self" left this world. Maas was not sure where the "self" went, nor did he particularly care. "We should leave her and be on our way. Our work here is concluded."
Buh-bump.
Hm. That actually sounds interesting. If this does get off the ground, I'd like to play the part of one of his darker iterations: the cold and heartless logic of a man who only cares for himself.
Sergeant CT-R419, aka Grinder, reporting for duty, sir!
Pyroooooo! Come back and RP! We need your input to move on!
I'd be interested in joining this, perhaps as a tech-savvy scientist.
Jeez, finally. What the heck happened, I wonder?
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