I don't want to hear it

Venice is a bogeyman inhabiting a disposable meat suit that she can freely transform as needed. She pretty much a mixture of two parts: her body's human personality, and the parasitic fear her mind is combined with. So she feels both young and very old at the same time.

Her strain of bogeyman are reflections of the fear around them. They lack identities of their own because they are everyone else's fear made physical. That's why Venice feels identity-less. She really isn't herself anymore, but she's instead a mixture of everyone else's fear.

I will come over anyway! If it was me, I’m sure you couldn’t be stopped!

Hmm. You can message me where you are! I’ve never been to where you live.

I am up now, and I’m alright! I should come see you. There is a lot to talk about.

Kyu: YES. I AM HEADING OVER.

Coming from a person who doesn’t know. but I understand the need to present a solid facade of perfection. Mostly I’m just intrigued by the “special something” you have in mind.

yeah but you implied being disappointed when we fought duel-like. If I’m gonna fight for real no point coming out of the gate with a hand…or foot…tied behind my back

Ferr: if that’s how you’re gonna act then nevermind; I’d rather have a chat with the folks in a graveyard.

Ferr: What did you want? I can tell you for free the drinks are suspiciously luminescent.

Wow. Thank you. I couldn't have guessed. I need to know who was running it, what do they do. What's their goal, their plan of attack. What exactly happened in your meeting. How many people were there, how armed were they, how organized were they.

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just sent you the details I was able to gather. I plan on looking further into it though