Essentially, people call to talk about their problems and we listen to them. Sometimes people want advice, and at other times, they just want to be able to air everything out to a stranger who won't judge them.
[:( she will ask about it. . . eventually. but she promised no business in this meeting, so. . .!]
His name is Rean Schwarzer. He's a professor at the nation's top military academy, and a graduate of same himself.
[she smiles a little, slightly fond]
He's the type to throw himself into danger to rescue anyone he can, regardless of what kind of person they are. And yet. . . at the same time, if you were to call his actions admirable, he would also say-- "You give me too much credit."
Heehee. . . she's a bit hotheaded and emotional. Quick to burn, and prone to keeping her flame lit no matter what forces attempt to douse it.
[she sounds. . . so fond]
She likes to maintain appearances, and not let others know that she is flustered underneath her heated exterior. But she is kind, and thoughtful, and incredibly smart.
I believe she'll lead the future to a much better tomorrow.
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[a nod of understanding, finally]
Go on, then. Your job required you to communicate anonymously with people over these "phones?"
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Essentially, people call to talk about their problems and we listen to them. Sometimes people want advice, and at other times, they just want to be able to air everything out to a stranger who won't judge them.
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What a curious concept. And yet, I imagine it's useful for those who feel better simply by talking about what ills them.
[a pause]
But was it difficult, to have to listen to people's troubles day in and out?
[to carry the burden of their pain. . .?]
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I won't say it wasn't tiring sometimes, but I liked being able to help people. It wasn't a job I kept only out of necessity.
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[another little smile. more flashes of that familiarity to Rean. . .]
I suppose it's unsurprising that you worked in a field that focused on helping others, when you also agreed to be our guide through the Realm.
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[ all the murder and death sure is new, though! ]
Though you give me too much credit, really.
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Do I?
[hm!]
Did I ever tell you about the young man you remind me of?
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I can't say you have.
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His name is Rean Schwarzer. He's a professor at the nation's top military academy, and a graduate of same himself.
[she smiles a little, slightly fond]
He's the type to throw himself into danger to rescue anyone he can, regardless of what kind of person they are. And yet. . . at the same time, if you were to call his actions admirable, he would also say-- "You give me too much credit."
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Well, now that you've described him, I think I certainly pale in comparison!
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I had a feeling you might say that.
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[SUDDENLY SPARKLING]
I remembered Lady Alisa again this past Sunday! How fortunate, yes?
[but. anyway]
I was hired to cook and clean at their class's dorm.
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[ sincerely! let's just ignore the reminder that sharon tried to murder for this memory, but anyway. ]
That sounds like quite a bit of work.
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You aren't wrong. An entire dorm of rowdy teenagers with an affinity for trouble can be quite difficult to keep up with.
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I had much practice with Lady Alisa. And I do like to think I'm quite adaptable.
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[she sounds. . . so fond]
She likes to maintain appearances, and not let others know that she is flustered underneath her heated exterior. But she is kind, and thoughtful, and incredibly smart.
I believe she'll lead the future to a much better tomorrow.
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I suppose it's obvious that I admire a certain type of individual.