Private Contact (Foolish Mortals Archive)

[keyofimagination]

If you need to contact The Narrator, all you need to do is call out for him and he will appear in your proximity within a few moments. You don't need to worry about whether he heard you or not; he hears you.

Comments are screened for privacy. After all, what narrator would go around revealing everyone's secrets?

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[keyofimagination]

[He shakes his head as he hands the basket to her.]

As I've stated, I do want to make sure your stay here is as comfortable as possible. After all, I'm not unaware to how horrible murder is.

[sentree]

[ ...He's not correcting Roddy so congrats, buddy, it's your nickname now. She takes the basket. ]

So why you doin' this, then? It's not some...whim. At least it doesn't seem like it. Your job seems a little contradictory.

[keyofimagination]

[Well he supposes that there are worst nicknames out there.]

I've been doing this my entire existence. You just have the rare opportunity to interact with me.

[sentree]

But what's the point, I mean. Why?

[keyofimagination]

What's the point in anything, when you really think about it?

[I mean...]

But to be more direct, I'm fascinated by mortals and their strange encounters in this dimension, and I've taken to documenting any and all encounters I witness.

In a sense, you could say this is my purpose in life.

[sentree]

...Yeah, that seems more like most immortals I've met. [ Excuse her bitter tone, she really should get that looked at. ]

So you're a passive kind that's actually interacting with your "story" for once. And whoever you're working...with, they're just content to sit back?

[keyofimagination]

You're exactly right. I will admit, it's a rather strange reversal of what I usually do.

[sentree]

So what's changed this time?

[keyofimagination]

It was a part of the agreement. I would interact with everyone on a more personal level so that they wouldn't have to show their face as often.

[sentree]

And why agree to that? Just because it's...interesting?

[keyofimagination]

Let's just say they drove a hard bargain.