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Celadon City, Kanto

Jörmungandr was in his room on his computer. Despite finishing his tea and having a small breakfast, parts of him was still sore from the battle with his daughter. In fact, said battle was the primary thing on his mind... well, that and seeing Meredith's Mega Evolution once again. To think that Meredith was right in everything -- from the preparation that they needed to perform to the venue to have that fight in -- it was phenomenal. Sure, Heidi won the battle, but everyone walked away from that battlefield as a winner. Heidi passed with flying colors, but Meredith still found new ways to impress him. Jörmungandr hoped that they thought of the same about him.

As Jörmungandr was finishing typing, he felt a dark shadow appear in his study room. It was enough to make the dragon look up, but also to expect one person in particular.

"...Melony."

Melony appeared... along with Meredith. While Meredith had her suitcase, Melony had some pancakes in her hand. "Hiiii, George! For you!" The ghost placed the plate of pancakes on his desk. "Heidi made it!"

"Oh! Some pancakes. Please, send her my regard--wait--" Jörmungandr turned to Meredith. "...as in Heidi isn't here?"

"She's still at her home, probably making another batch of pancakes for herself and for Tor."

"Then how are you here, Meredith? Have you finally figured out how to sustain your own life?"

"Yup! It turns out that Mega Evolution was the key to unlocking my full form!"

"Fascinating...." Jörmungandr took a moment to ponder. To think that the flow of Mega Evolution energy could render her complete was... surprising to say the least. "Well, Melony, please send Heidi my regards. Considering Meredith's suitcase, it appears that she made up her mind on where to go next."

"Uh-huh! Bye bye~" And POOF! Melony is gone to snuggle with Heidi (assuming Nergal doesn't get there first).

.........

"I'll go unpack in the bedroom. Care to join me when you're done eating?"

"...Have you eaten any?"

"...no, but--"

"...then we eat together." Jörmungandr got up, walked around his desk to her, and kissed her lips. "I'll get some utensils for us to use."

"...The only utensil that I want to use is for bedroom use only, sir."

"...Well, there's nothing stopping you from having your way with it after we finish these pancakes. My meeting for this Friday was postponed, so I have time."

Meredith chuckled. "Alright, alright. But let's take our time to savor the pancakes, okay? I want to cherish our daughter's cooking just a little more~"

"Mmm." Jörmungandr walked out of the room to go to the kitchen. It's a good thing that he always prepared himself as if Meredith could show at any moment.

Knock knock!

Tor was in her room brushing her hair when someone knocked on her door. Now that it's been a few days, Tor finally found the time to tend to herself in between caring for Lati and spending time with Sapphire and Daiyu, and she decided to spend that time changing up her appearance. Nonetheless, she paused and turned around to try to sense who was at the door.

"...Miss Lacey?" Tor turned back to the mirror. "You can come in! Door's open."

Tor's door was opened and The True Arceus walked through it. "Heyyy, Tor. Hope you don't mind me visiting."

Tor shook her head, but kept her eyes focused on her task. "I don't mind. Are you doing one of those 'checkpoints' on me?"

Arceus nodded. "I don't know why, but the moment I came back to this world, I had the feeling that I needed to check in on you."

"That's fine." Tor nodded. Now that she was finished, Tor turned and looked at Arceus. "Okay! We can start! Though uh… is it okay if we can just keep the place as my room? I feel comfy here."

"Oh! Yeah. That's fine. Let me just lock the door, then." Arceus snapped her fingers and the door locked. She then sat at Tor's desk. "You look really nice by the way."

"Thanks!" Tor giggled. "I know it's not much different, but I wanted to make a little change!"

"Well, I like it! It suits you."

Tor walked over to her bed and sat down. Even though she's had one of these "checkpoints" before, it was always nice to have another one to talk to a version of her big sister. Tor hummed a little bit as she tried to collect her thoughts. Was it okay to talk to this version of Heidi about what she went through earlier? Would Heidi find out through osmosis and not when Tor was comfortable? Maybe that's why the Arceus wanted to check-in on Tor so soon after their last checkpoint -- maybe she sensed Hyde already.

"Hey, uh… Miss Lacey?"

"Yes, Tor?"

"Is… it okay if I can tell you something? Can you… promise not to tell The Great Ninja…?"

"Who, Heidi?"

Tor nodded.

"Well, if it's important enough, then unless it concerns your immediate safety, then I promise that I won't. Still, something tells me that this'll be something that you're thinking of bringing up to her yourself?"

Tor nodded again. "Just… not now. I… don't want to get her upset."

Arceus tilted her head. Now that she thinks about it, there was something with Tor's energy and aura that felt… very different.  "Okay. Well, tell away. What's on your mind, Tor?" 

Tor sat back some more and started swinging her feet. She was starting to get a little anxious now that it was time to talk about what had transpired, but just then, she felt a wave of comfort wash over her, as if it was giving her the permission structure to speak. Could that have been Hyde…?

"I… went back to my home world while Heidi was away."

"Oh… You did?"

Tor sheepishly nodded. "Big Sis Lauren helped me get there. I… I wanted to find my brother… or, at least his Soul Dew."

"Oh, right. He sacrificed himself to save you, right?"

"Yeah. We… were running away from Nyx when he held her back to give me more time to run away. He gave me a lot of time to run from her, but she eventually killed him and went after me…"

"But then you got away from her because of Lillie and Tsukuyomi and them, right?"

Tor nodded. "I wouldn't have been able to get away if it wasn't for him… but I still wanted to go to find him and bring him home." Tor placed her hands in front of her chest. Just then, a small light emanated from her hands for a few moments. Then, she showed the source of the light to Arceus. It was a Soul Dew! "...so, he's home now… with me."

"!!!" Arceus reached over and took the Soul Dew. Tor allowed her. Arceus gave the item a closer look. It was almost like every other Soul Dew, but she could sense that it was slightly modified in some way. "So, this is Hyde?"

"Uh-huh." Tor nodded.

Arceus looked up at Tor. Without the Soul Dew, while she could sense that Tor seemed more confident, Tor didn't feel all that different from when they met the last time. Perhaps the strange feeling came from this Soul Dew, instead.

"...Nergal hid it in Alola, but she also apparently added some powers to him like Mega Evolution. I can Mega Evolve with him by my side!"

"Oh! That's interesting!"

Arceus gave the Soul Dew back to Tor. Tor grabbed the Soul Dew and pressed it against her chest. The light showed once again, and, when it dissipated, the Soul Dew was gone. Tor seemed giddy and happy for herself as another wave of elation washed over her as well.

"I missed him so much. I'm happy that we can be together again."

"I'm happy for you, too, Tor." Arceus nodded.

"Yeah."

Arceus got up and sat next to Tor, but they sat together in silence looking out into the distance. Even though they didn't say anything to each other, Arcues could feel Tor's newfound emotions of satisfaction, determination, and wonder all at once. At the same time, though, she could also sense a more bittersweet feeling from the little dragon. Maybe she was still thinking of what to say from here, or of how to say it. Maybe she just was happy enough to 

"Miss Lacey?"

"Huh? What's up, Tor?"

"You said that you're like The Great Ninja but from another world, right?"

Arceus nodded. "I am, yeah."

"And you said that you've seen other versions of other people?"

"Yeah. What about it?"

"Have you seen other version of me? Have they been like me, too?"

"Well, sort of." Arceus took some time to think. "There's potentially an infinite number of other versions of you, and of different species, to. I've met other variants of you throughout my journey. Some have gone through some of what you have. Others not so much."

"Oh. Okay." Tor nodded. "How… do I compare to them?"

Arceus gave it some thought. It wasn't exactly a question that she was expecting. "Well, I don't… really compare people to all of their counterparts, really. If I were to say anything, I think that you're… at least still on the right path."

"Thank you." Tor nodded and looked at her guest. "...Also, I got in a fight with Nergal."

"Really? What happened?"

"Nergal, she…." She shook her head. "She hurt Lauren really badly in a fight while I was talking to Hyde. So I had to fight Nergal to defend my big sister."

"Nergal attacked Lauren? Do you know why?" The True Arceus could probably infer the situation, but that wasn't for Tor to know.

"I--I don't know. I thought it was just to finally try to kill us but--" Tor shook her head. "--but I don't know or understand anymore."

"Why is that? Was there something that she said to you?"

Tor summoned the Soul Dew again and looked at it. "She… she said that she was the one that changed Hyde to have Mega Evolution and Ultra Energy, and that she did it to help me…. She's the one that placed my brother's Soul Dew in the Altar of the Sunne and buried him. She… she said that she wanted to test my bond with him to see if I really wanted him back--"

"Do you believe that she did all of that?"

"I…" Tor was silent. There was still doubt of everything that Nergal said in the encounter, from Nergal claiming that she was testing Tor to the information itself. Then again, it was also Nergal that led her to Hyde's Soul Dew in the first place. Could she really do everything that she said that she could? "I… I don't know. Deep inside, I can feel that she's telling the truth, but… but I-- I don't want to trust her. I'm… I'm too scared to."

Arceus scooted herself over and gave Tor a little hug. "I understand. Nergal was partly responsible for the destruction of your world, and she attacked you and Hyde when Nyx came after you, right?"

Tor nodded, but then paused, especially as a wash of doubt covered her. It was almost as if Hyde conflicted with one of the statements…. "Yeah… but… I don't know. There was something that I felt when it comes to Hyde and me--"

"What is that?" 

"I'm… I'm not sure… but I felt from her… some sort of guilt, I think? I was too angry to ask about it, but…." Tor shook her head. "It made me think… maybe there's something that I'm missing--" Tor continued looking at the Soul Dew. "...I can't trust her because of what she did, but I-- I'm just feeling like there's something that I'm missing, and I don't know why--"

"Maybe it's Hyde's influence." Arceus nodded. "Maybe the feelings from his point of view are influencing your feelings. If so, that's totally okay."

Tor recalled the Soul Dew back into her body and looked at Arceus -- well, not directly at her, but to the side of her. Tor was still a little nervous and shaken. "I… I think so."

"Well, maybe it's not something that you'll have the answers for now, but that's okay. Spend some time thinking about it. Maybe talk to your family. If you need to check, you can always ask her to see if you can get any additional information from her."

"I guess." Tor nodded and leaned into Arceus. "Anyway, Nergal and I fought after she attacked Lauren… and I beat her! I was prepared for some things, but I think the Mega Evolution changed some things in me that I need to train to understand."

"Oh! Wow, that's… that's a big deal! You must have gotten really strong from that Mega Evolution!"

"Yeah!" Tor chuckled. "I… I thought that she was going easy on me, but she was so surprised during the fight that I realized that she wasn't. It's so crazy…."

"I know, especially since you said that you wanted to be strong like Heidi during wartime, right?"

"Uh-huh! I wanted to be strong, like how The Great Ninja was strong back then. I know she's a lot stronger now so I have a long way to go to match how she is now, but even if I can be strong enough to hold my own, it makes me so happy!"

"Hehe. Aww. That's what I find cute about you, you know? Always finding a positive in your journey, even if you think you have a ways to go." Arceus giggled and turned the small hug into a larger one.

Tor returned the hug. "Thank you, Miss Lacey."

The two let go relatively quickly, enough for Arceus to have a follow-up question. "So, now that you've gotten this strong with your brother, what do you plan to do with that power?"

"I…." Tor had given this some thought, but never has she put this into words just yet. Considering everything, now was as good of a time as any to start. "I… want to get even stronger. I want to push myself to be better-- not just for myself, but for my ultimate goal. I… I want to protect my family. This world has been so nice to me and even the creatures that aren't from my home have treated me like I was always a part of the family. I… I wanna return the favor and do whatever I can to defend them, just like The Great Ninja does. Even if I can't do everything like her, maybe I could help whenever she's busy with a bigger threat, or maybe I can keep the world peaceful when it's too much for her. Maybe, one day, I can go back to my home or to other worlds and find survivors to take in, just like the Great Ninja did with us and with Daiyu and Sapphire! I just want to help as much as I can."

"Hehe. So you wanna keep the ideals of this world as well?"

"Yeah!" Tor sounded giddy. "I think the ideals are great, and I wanna uphold them! Not only that, but I wanna help other worlds adopt the ideals if they want to, too! Maybe we could make new friends that way!"

Heidi found a proper place to bury her All-Mother. There was a plot of land not too far off from the Clocktower. It seemed to have been undisturbed despite everything around it. Heidi started digging into it to give it some distance under the ground.

It... was finally over. She was... able to defeat Friede and keep her friends and family safe. Yet, sorrow plagued her heart. She missed her All-Mother already. Heidi wished that she could go back in time... spend more time with her.... She wished that Friede had changed her mind and wished to live with everyone... that her heart had never closed or that she never was traumatized.

Heidi wanted to protect her All-Mother, too... along with everyone else.

Heidi flew down and placed Friede's Legend Plate in the hole and re-filled it. She then took Friede's greatsword and stabbed it into the ground as some sort of tombstone.

"...Rest well, mom."

Heidi started to walk away--

--but stopped for a moment.

Heidi summoned Izanami's Legend Plate as well. She thought of the Arceus that gave her the opportunity to make the choices that she had... the enigmatic yet loving creator that wished nothing but the best for her, her family, and her world. She deserved to be given a proper burial as well.

Besides, just as she said, she's not an Arceus. As such, she had no use for this anymore.

Heidi found another plot nearby and made a hole. She placed Izanami's Legend Plate inside and then re-filled the hole. Heidi summoned a standard sword and plunged it down at the head of the hole.

"...You too, Nami. I promise that I'll do whatever it takes to keep our home safe."

Heidi turned around and walked away. She pulled out her Portal Gun and shot in front of her, stepping through it and into the Hall of Origin.

It was from this moment that Elysium became the Land Without a Creator -- for, while Heidi will fill that role for now, she will never truly identify herself as Arceus...

The day transferred into night and into the next day. As time went on, people began to depart. Some had life obligations that they had to attend to. Others were growing tired and wished to sleep in their beds. One or two were called away for emergencies. Even the group that gathered together and spent their time to talk about Dawn and their memories of her began to peter out. It started when Iris needed to return to her champion duties and Cynthia was called back by Bede, but most of the others slowly started to trickle as well.

There were a few people that stayed, however. Jörmungandr requested a room and shared with Meredith. Lauren decided to have a sleepover with Tor. Lati decided to stay with his two mothers. Zinnia and Leaf decided to stay longer to keep an eye on Heidi. Lucas, Rosa, Serena, and Lillie each stayed the night as well to talk more of their departed friend. Heidi ensured that each person that wished to stay had a place to rest, even if it would take them some time to do so.

The next day, Heidi, Melony, and Tor all made brunch for everyone. They all gave their greetings to their guests and checked in on them. Most seemed okay, although a few like Leaf and Lillie were still a bit shaken from Dawn's passing. Heidi, Melony, and Tor each did their best to comfort them when they saw this.

Throughout the day, all but two of the remaining guests departed. Jörmungandr wished to spend more time with his beloved while Zinnia and Lati spent more time to be with Heidi instead of returning home with Rayquaza. Despite that, the atmosphere in the Hall of Origin was fairly dead. After all, why wouldn't it be? Dawn may have passed peacefully, but she felt too young to die, like she was taken too soon. Not only that, but Dawn's death marked a certain reality as well: that Friede would soon return to threaten this world once more... that she will return to her quest to destroy all of humanity. Neither thought was something that anyone within the Hall of Origin wished to willingly think about, yet these thoughts wormed their way through everyone's mind one way or another.

And yet, everyone did their best to comfort each other. This dead air... this aura of sorrow... it wasn't something that Dawn wouldn't have wanted, and yet they couldn't help themselves.

But as long as Dawn passed peacefully and had no regrets, each of them would try to keep the air positive, anyway.

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Soon after, a wake and later a funeral was hosted by the nearby shrine. Everyone gathered to say their goodbyes: friends, family, rivals.... After Dawn's cremation, only a few family members returned to perform the ritual to transfer her bones to a special urn. Afterwards, while the bones were left to rest in the shrine, with a little help from Rayquaza and Heidi, Dawn's family was able to afford to give Dawn a burial plot and gravestone, where she will be buried for the remainder of her days.

A few weeks later, Heidi was found in her Hall of Origin. She was texting her parallel self and her True Arceus self to apologize about her disappearance and about Dawn's passing. Nergal agreed to tend to the house today so she can focus on herself and her training. Still, Heidi was still in the tail end of her mourning.

That's when she suddenly had a strange feeling.

Heidi put her phone away and left her room. She departed from the Hall of Origin and went to Dawn's gravesite. She was alone and, while it wasn't the middle of the night, the overcast day still gave her a little bit of the shivers. Why is it that she had the feeling to come here all of a sudden, though?

She would quickly get her answer from the appearance of another.

"...Heidi."

"...Friede." Heidi moved over a little bit so they both could stand next to each other.

"..." Friede accepted the gesture. "Thank you."

"...I'm surprised to see you here."

"I... have come here every day around this time since this stone was erected. What are you doing here?"

"I..." Heidi shook her head. "I don't know. Maybe to think of her one last time? I know that I wasn't as close to her as you or Lucas or Zinnia, but she was still nice to me throughout the whole time that I knew her."

"...Mmm." Friede closed her eyes and nodded. There was nothing to refute with that statement.

The two stood together in silence for nearly an hour. They thought of Dawn... their memories of her... the time that they each spent with her.... They each thought of what things would be like were it be that Dawn never passed... were she never had been inflicted with disease. What type of person would she slowly become? How would she affect those around her....

Heidi eventually walked up to the grave and took out a card. She knelt down and placed it in a slot. It was a drawing of Heidi as Arceus giving the world a hug. "I... don't have a business to give a business card, Dawn, but I hope that this will suffice." Heidi stood up and returned to her spot.

They were silent once again as they both were in deep thought. However, it was Friede who would break the silence.

"Dawn... she was... the first trainer that I've had for some time."

Heidi quickly turned to her All-Mother. "How long?"

"...400 years, give or take." Friede crossed her arms. "There was another whom I had given my services to... a girl by the name of Akari, back when our Sinnoh was called the Hisui Region. Dawn... she reminded me of that trainer from long ago."

"..." Heidi nodded. "Is that why you decided to go with her?"

"In part, yes." Friede closed her eyes and let out a deep breath. "No matter, it's given me a new... perspective."

"Huh? What do you mean?"

Friede turned to her equal. "Throughout the year that I have spent under Dawn's care, I have interacted with many creatures in this world. It is... different from many of the worlds that I have encountered. Despite the hardships and the struggles, the creatures in this world work together to find harmony and peace with their fellow neighbors and their environment. They care not of the nature of the other but wish to find ways to coexist throughout their lives. Even the Legendary Pokémon share a common goal, both those who have always existed in this world and those outside."

Heidi wasn't sure where this was going. "Yeah. This place isn't perfect, but we all believe that the only way to live in a world peacefully is if we all work together. People, Pokémon, Legendary Pokémon... we all have a part to play in keeping this world safe. Keeping this peace is my goal, but it was also Nami's goal and Rayquaza's and all of our companions."

Friede nodded. "A lofty goal indeed. And do you truly believe that it will last? This sense of peace is fragile and is prone to destruction should one end not maintain their part. If humans believe that you are not good enough for them, they will attempt to oppose you. If the Legendary Pokémon that you encounter are distrusting, they can disrupt the peace that you work so hard for."

"I understand that, but it's worth it. Peace may be fragile and is harbored on trust, but I believe that I have both the means and the understanding to make it work."

"...I see." Friede turned back to Dawn's grave. "...Heidi."

"Yes, Friede?"

"...what is this world to you? What of the people and Pokémon?"

"..." Heidi turned back to the grave.

"This world.... It's my home, whether I was born here or not. The people that live here are my friends, and the Pokémon that live here are my family. I love everyone here, and I will do anything to keep it safe, even if I have to defend it with my life."

Friede closed her eyes. A smile crept up on her face. A part of her hoped that Heidi would say that. Despite everything that Heidi's gone through, Friede could tell that Heidi's convictions were unshakeable. "...Bring that thought with you to our battle, Heidi. Your resolve must remain as solid now as it will when it is put to the test." Friede turned and started to walk away. "Meet me in the Clocktower when you are ready. Prove to me of your faith in this world, and of your own outlook on your life."

"... I will do that." Heidi nodded. She didn't bother to watch as Friede walked away from the scene to retreat into her home. Instead, Heidi just wished for a little more time with Dawn.

Should he be recording this?

No.

Is he doing it anyway, if only to legitimize his experiences and cement the fact that he's not crazy to nobody in particular?

Ye.

Well friends. It pains me to have to write this, but I am going to be ending these plots where they are. I am trying to whittle down my projects as much as possible to avoid being overwhelmed and I have unfortunately lost my drive for the plot I have on this blog and on @ask-the-refugee-squips. There's also the fact that I don't consider these characters to be in the Be More Chill world anymore, so it's not as fun writing them in that setting. I have been meaning to write these characters into my own setting and have been working slowly on creating a comic/manga with them called ARC. 

So here's what I think I'm going to do.  I’m going to archive these blogs and start over on a new one. I’m also going to remove the FAULTLINE blogs because that project has been scrapped until further notice and I don’t want to clog up my blog count. The archived blogs will still be open for questions and fun little MA’s and such, but there will be no major plot on either of them anymore. The new blog will obviously be open for questions and will contain new characters as well as the ones you guys know from here! Some of the plots from here will also be repurposed for the new blog because they will still fit with a few changes, and because I would hate to have the stories go to waste.

This is mostly being done for my own mental health, which hasn’t been good at all admittedly, but it’s also so I can start really thinking about my own work and the setting that I want to bring to life.

I will update with the new blog once it has been created.

Thank you all for understanding, and thank all of you for the support you have shown these blogs over the past couple of years. It has been an absolute blast creating these characters and the stories they take part in, and I can’t wait to share more of them with all of you!

See you soon!

R: Alright, everything seems fine.

*R took another deep sigh he was exhausted, he had just transferred himself into this new body, it was much different than his original one, the system he was working on was his old one, he knew this place like the back of his hand, but deep down he was glad to be out of it. One of his screens flashed that his energy level was running low.*

R: Alright, I don’t think there’s anymore I can do here anyway, I need to recharge.

*R folded his arms behind his back, as he turned to leave the system he heard a faint noise from behind him. R came to a stop, he squinted his eyes as he glanced back out of the corner of his eye to where the noise came from. He dematerialized and rematerialized in from a large wall that had locks surrounding every inch of it. R reached his hand out and waited as all the locks, unlocked. He placed his arm back behind him and entered. The room was filled floor to ceiling with chains and encrypted coding. All the chains lead to the center of the room where a figure was bound tightly. R made his way to the middle of the room he towered of the figure.*

R: What? What is it? Shouldn’t you be happy? Everyone gets what they want. Charlie gets both his boys back. Vi finally can be with her man again. Eric gets D again, and Sid has me. What’s there to not be happy about.

*Quiet muffling was heard*

R: What? Happy ending? Pppppffff ahahah! You don’t acutally believe in those do you?

*R knelt-down so he was face to face with the figure*

R: There’s no such thing as happy endings. This isn’t some story you can just change whenever you want, just because you don’t like what’s happening. Not everyone gets a happy ending, no matter what side of the story you’re on, there will always be someone suffering.

*Quiet muffling*

R: Trust worthy, hahaha. Don’t tell me you fell for this face too. It’s funny you show some people you have emotions, give a fake smile or two, and pretend that your struggling with doing the right thing and people are like putty in your hands. Have you forgotten.

*R’s form began to glitch back to the original*

R: I̮͙̮͍̪̖͢ͅ'̥͙m ͍̠̬͖̘t̷h͉̥̤e̹̻̲͎͓ͅ ͙B̨͎͈̖̜̣a̶d̛͇̼͙̥̤͚ ̼̼͘G̨̼͈͙̳͓u̖̙̯y̢̫̪͓̟ͅ ̼͓̣̩h̴͎̠̤a͏̬͔h͙͉̙̙a̖̟͈̼͓̲ḫ̯̩̪a̠̫!͓͚̺!̗̰̗͕͎̟!̨̥̜̺

*Quiet muffling*

R: Deal͏? ̷Of̡ c̨o͠u͜r̛s̢e͠ ̨I̷ he̡l̕d u͢p̢ m͜y͝ end ͝o̸f ͏th̵e͢ deal. I̕f̧ I ͞u͏s͝ed the b̶ac͜kup͝ f̕il̸es ͝f͝rom͜ ͏B ͏a̸n̨d͏ ҉t͡he ̴me̵mo̴r͟ie͏s ͠give͞n ̀t̨o͏ ͢m͜e fr͟om̵ ͟C̀ha͝rl͢ie͠ ̶a̛nd͞ V̴i I çoųl̶d̷ r͡ecr͝e̷a͜te,̵ ́him͝. ̴Yo̧u͟ ͜thìnk bei̧ng com̡p̡ùt̷ers͡ th̡emşélv̴es theý ҉wo͡ul̕d̢ have͢ kno̵w͡n ͘t̢hi̛s. ̨Fun̶ny ͜thi͞ng̡ ͜a͟bo̶ut ͞co̴mpu̕te͞rs, e̢v͏en ͠w͜he̷n͢ ỳou ̕d̕e̴le͞te͢ all͜ of ҉the da̶ta, it̸'s ̧n̴év̕er ͢truly ̢gón͜e͏.̴ Ín fa͠ct if y̴ou͡ do͠ ̡everyt̡h͡ing ̢r͏i͜ght ỳo͡u ͠ca̛n̡ ̧even ͢rec͟ove͜r̛ all t͠h̕at͡ dęleted̕ d͡at̢a. ͏

*R grinned wider as he stood up looking down on the figure*

R: Aņd̀ ͏no̶w ͡j͠u̵śt̡ lik͞ę ͏I ̴was̴,̕ you͜'̧re going͝ ͟t͞o ̕be le͠f̸t͝ to r͞o̷t h͢e͘re̴, forc͡ȩd to ͝w͞a͘tch ̴a̷s͟ ̴h͡e͡ liv̷e̕s̡ ̡yo͝u͠r̴ ͟lif̛e̸.͘

*R turned on his heels laughing to himself, he smiled even wider saying one last thing before he left.*

 R: En͞jo̢y you͜r̨ l͘ife ̴herè.̀ M.