Combing Crime: a story of exploring the vast depths of the internet
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If Aesin was honest with herself, their first meeting was a bit weird. Or a better word to descrive it was: suspicious. But then again, the smaller woman didnât look exactly like a threat. First of all, because she was just a human. Second of all, she didnât carry any deadly weapons. That day, Aesin had already felt an intruding presence on the perimeter, the unfamiliar smell of a stranger slowly coming closer towards the Nightbane headquarters. Before whoever it was who was disturbing her âmorningâ - the time she woke up from a nap, around evening - could reach the door, Aesin already made her way to the heavy front door, pushing it open. The low sound of leaves rustling on the ground gave away the position of the stranger, who was hiding behind a tree. âI can see you.â, was what Aesin had called out, even though she couldnât directly see through the tree, but she knew the human was there anyways. Which made the blonde girl come forth, rambling about being the owner of a ... Log? Block? Blog? So called Combing Crime. And that she was interested in the death of Go Jeon. It wasnât the first time someone had come up to the Nightbane to ask about that matter. After all, they were a guild against vampires, which didnât paint them as very innocent after all.Â
But even though listening to the woman try to persuade her into giving her any information, Aesin was not allowed to do that and she had to send her away. She always caught herself getting a bit weak around cute girls and she was sure that if she had spent a few more minutes with her, she might have even spilled any important information, but she couldnât have that and had escorted the girl back to the gate of the property.Â
However, as soon as a day later she had found herself thinking about the woman, deciding to grab her very rarely used laptop, turning it on. The only thing she knew to do was check her e-mails - even though she never received any - and ask google questions. That was handy. With confidence she pulled up her browser, typed in google and proceded to write:
âWhat is a blog?â, after all she knew what a log was and a block didnât seem to be it either.Â
âA blog is a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style.â That made sense. Now, the next thing was finding that one blog in particular. Once again, she pulled up google and searched for the Crime Combing blog. Aesin almost wanted to congratulate herself after finding it, looking through the blog. That girl - Jinah was her name - seemed to focus on different crimes and theories, her latest entry was her saying sorry to her âfollowersâ because she couldnât get any information from the Nightbane. âIf she hadnât sneaked on the property...â, Aesin mumbled to herself as she stumbled upon the comment section.Â
âLeave a commentâ, it said above a box. Aesin thought for a moment. Does she have to leave a comment? That sentence seemed so demanding. Maybe she had to, or the site would banish her from visiting again.Â
Dear Jinah-ssi,Â
Next time donât get yourself into trouble. It is dangerous to sneak around private properties. I would be glad to meet you at a cafĂŠ. But I canât promise to give you important informations. Lets meet at the coffee shop around the corner of the subway station closest to the headquarters, at around 8pm? I will wait for you.
Kind regards,Â
Aesin
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Have you ever faced discrimination? If so, what was it?
âI donât think I have,â she says immediately, squinting her eyes slightly as she looks at the other female. The doubts already creeping in her head as she questions herself, did that ever happened before? She doesnât have the answer, her memories donât bring anything in particular that she could consider as discrimination. Is fear some sort of discrimination? Because fear is the only thing she could notice when people found out about her nature. âI really canât tell if that has ever happened... Maybe in a distant past, when I wasnât good at disguising. Iâm not sure, I might have never noticed.â
Whatâs something embarrassing that you enjoy doing, and why is it embarrassing?
âHonestly, I just like talking to animals as if they were babies? I know it might not be the most embarrassing thing to do, but it sometimes gets rather ridiculous. I canât guarantee it turning into a full blown monologue at times... I guess it is just nice to have someone listening.â
đ : Is there anything that would deter your muse from interacting with another person? Or anything that would make them generally uncomfortable interacting with someone?
Iseul isnât a big fan of rude individuals. The sort of people that behave poorly, disrespect others, and so on. Whatever interest he may have in someone, thereâs a damn good chance that if he catches them behaving in a disrespectful manner, thatâs it for them. How they treat other people is important, and you can bet that Iseul is watching. And how they treat animals is equally as important. As much as Iseul sees of people -- humans and vampires -- heâs actually more of a fan of animals. Theyâre less complicated. No ulterior agenda, no sketchy secrets.Â
All of that makes Iseul wary of interacting with someone, or just generally uncomfortable. But something else, something that might not stop him, but will make him uncomfortable and make him more prone to avoiding someone, is the way they behave in front of others. Their confidence, sincerity, humility. Attitude. Itâs one thing to be proud, but another entirely to treat others like theyâre beneath you, or like youâre leagues better than they are. That sort of behavior would be more than a little off putting, and enough to push Iseul to a safe distance
đ : Does your muse think itâs important to be polite when speaking?Â
Absolutely. Iseul is big on being polite. Not only because itâs kind of a huge part of his job (until itâs not, but that is neither here nor there), but also because his mother raised him to treat others the way he himself wants to be treated. Iseul may be a host, but heâs still human, a person, and heâd like to be treated with respect. Which means being polite and treating others with respect. Oh, and the whole working primarily with vampires thing. ...considering those vampires can be a anywhere from his age to upwards of hundreds of years old, itâs good to be polite in order to avoid stepping on toes and pissing off centuries-old biteys.
đ : Is there any topics of conversation that your muse would try to avoid?
Is there any topics of conversation that your muse would try to avoid?
Like probably a lot of people, Aesin doesnât like talking about former romances. And because of being rather traditional she doesnât like talking about sex, wild stuff and/or anything similar to that. Â
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