[Ah. I see. It is different this time. Disappointing but predictable.]
If you find human organs that aren't being used, please bring them to me. You may also include teeth as well if they're intact. Of course, make sure not to let anyone know that you're carrying such goods.
Tell me if the library is still available. If possible, bring books back with you, it doesn't matter which.
Lastly, if you can find a flower, I'd like to have one of those as well.
In terms of priority, from most important to least, it is flower, organs, books.
[Christopher doesn't even spare a second to wonder at Huey's priorities or reasons. Those don't matter, after all. God moves in mysterious ways, and Christopher has his orders.]
It will be as you wish.
[Ah, but this hurts so much less than before. This is nice. Christopher does not try to understand the kind and drowning wave of relief.]
[Like a rabbit who has trained itself to know the weight in the footfall of a fox on the prowl, Christopher instinctively understands the tone and the danger it implies. The words only reveal that the danger has found a new form to take.
But even as his frightened animal's mind assesses the threat, Christopher remains calm, even peaceful. He is a lab rat who has submitted to its fate. It's a waste of energy to try to escape a trap that can't be escaped, so Christopher can't even bother with his own fear.
In other words, Christopher is like a worshipper who has reconciled with the ineffable nature of his God. Just as he used to, he accepts this new violence with a serene reverence.]
A reward, Master Huey? Why, such a thing is like expecting a to find a handful of dandelions and discovering that there are daisies among their number as well. Serving you is a reward in itself. I am grateful for that happiness and any other you may bestow upon me.
[ok but huey why did you let him interact with the poet look at what you did]
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observingfate) wrote2013-08-09 02:03 am
why are all of these your stalker or your laboratory dog? I MEAN Nov 26
In the end, fear would have triumphed and Christopher would have contacted Huey.
But now, the thought is only this:
So the experiment obeys his moulded whims.]
If you have any instructions for my mission to Earth, I will joyfully obey them.
because who the hell would want to talk to huey
If you find human organs that aren't being used, please bring them to me. You may also include teeth as well if they're intact. Of course, make sure not to let anyone know that you're carrying such goods.
Tell me if the library is still available. If possible, bring books back with you, it doesn't matter which.
Lastly, if you can find a flower, I'd like to have one of those as well.
In terms of priority, from most important to least, it is flower, organs, books.
Elmer and Elaine
It will be as you wish.
[Ah, but this hurts so much less than before. This is nice. Christopher does not try to understand the kind and drowning wave of relief.]
Re: Elmer and Elaine
Maybe he isn't done with Chris yet.]
If you succeed, I will reward you with a special once-in-a-lifetime gift.
no subject
But even as his frightened animal's mind assesses the threat, Christopher remains calm, even peaceful. He is a lab rat who has submitted to its fate. It's a waste of energy to try to escape a trap that can't be escaped, so Christopher can't even bother with his own fear.
In other words, Christopher is like a worshipper who has reconciled with the ineffable nature of his God. Just as he used to, he accepts this new violence with a serene reverence.]
A reward, Master Huey? Why, such a thing is like expecting a to find a handful of dandelions and discovering that there are daisies among their number as well. Serving you is a reward in itself. I am grateful for that happiness and any other you may bestow upon me.
[ok but huey why did you let him interact with the poet look at what you did]