Who: Gilgamesh & You Where: City Center What: Gilgamesh is naked in public because he can Warnings: NSFW, a naked man. Will add more CW when they come up.
ooc: That's it. He's just sitting there naked. Go wild.
[ Oh, his sides. They hurt. How hilarious these mongrels are here. Gilgamesh wasn't laughing over the fact that there were no laws here. He knew he came here as a "sinner," but who hasn't sinned? Who isn't guilty? In the first place, humanity has always been sinful. Humans were forever guilty until the moment they were born. To be alive is to be living in guilt(sin). To be free from that guilt(sin) is to die. ]
What about it? A simulation that judges? [ How laughable. It reminds Gilgamesh of the Moon Cell. That rock's purpose was only to observe, but it cannot understand humanity and never will. Gilgamesh doesn't know much about this world, but he can only assume that it was a similar case. ] What a dull thing to mention.
Yeah, yeah. I didn't take it seriously when I first got here, either.
[Morph has only just recovered from the punishment that Jerry and the simulated council had handed down to them - one that had nearly driven Morph nuts, and all because they did something that would've just gotten them a fine back home. No, they weren't going to underestimate what the simulation could do anymore.]
Then consider it a warning. We're only here in the first place 'cause it decided we're all criminals. If it decides you did something bad enough, you'll have no way of dodging it or arguing your case. And that's when it's not making a lot of crazy stuff happen to us.
wrapped? idk what else gil has to say after this wheezes
[ Heroes are criminals. Criminals are heroes. The world has always been on the balance of good and evil. But such a thing is worthless here. The values of good and evil don't matter. Nobody is more aware of Gilgamesh's personality and values than Gilgamesh himself. So, it doesn't matter what this simulation thinks. It is, after all, a simulation. But that makes it all the more interesting.
No matter the era, the world always loves judging humanity despite it never maturing enough to be judged. Still, he grinned.]
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[ Oh, his sides. They hurt. How hilarious these mongrels are here. Gilgamesh wasn't laughing over the fact that there were no laws here. He knew he came here as a "sinner," but who hasn't sinned? Who isn't guilty? In the first place, humanity has always been sinful. Humans were forever guilty until the moment they were born. To be alive is to be living in guilt(sin). To be free from that guilt(sin) is to die. ]
What about it? A simulation that judges? [ How laughable. It reminds Gilgamesh of the Moon Cell. That rock's purpose was only to observe, but it cannot understand humanity and never will. Gilgamesh doesn't know much about this world, but he can only assume that it was a similar case. ] What a dull thing to mention.
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[Morph has only just recovered from the punishment that Jerry and the simulated council had handed down to them - one that had nearly driven Morph nuts, and all because they did something that would've just gotten them a fine back home. No, they weren't going to underestimate what the simulation could do anymore.]
Then consider it a warning. We're only here in the first place 'cause it decided we're all criminals. If it decides you did something bad enough, you'll have no way of dodging it or arguing your case. And that's when it's not making a lot of crazy stuff happen to us.
wrapped? idk what else gil has to say after this wheezes
[ Heroes are criminals. Criminals are heroes. The world has always been on the balance of good and evil. But such a thing is worthless here. The values of good and evil don't matter. Nobody is more aware of Gilgamesh's personality and values than Gilgamesh himself. So, it doesn't matter what this simulation thinks. It is, after all, a simulation. But that makes it all the more interesting.
No matter the era, the world always loves judging humanity despite it never maturing enough to be judged. Still, he grinned.]
How entertaining.