FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org TO: phantomhive.ciel@cdc.org
I must express my surprise, young master. I noticed that your last meal had a spot of sauce out of place on your plate. I half expected you to dump it on the floor as you tend to when displeased.
I do, yes. Though it is not for money, admittedly. I do receive wages, but I give nearly all of it away, since I want for so little that I have no need for it, really.
FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org
I suppose that would make me sound especially loyal, now that I think on it.
I serve my young master because we have a contract. In the interest of being transparent, I would recommend you look over my file. That explains things more easily than I can in these messages.
[ there's not a way to condense soul eating into 200 characters... not for sebastian at least ]
[ But at this point he's pretty convinced that the files are at least 90% truthful. If it weren't the trurth, Sebastian would be denying it and telling his own story. There's nothing to gain from pretending to be an actual Faustian demon. ]
If not for the fact that I've seen practically everything at this point, I would be calling bullshit. This is like the stuff of fiction.
[ He's really not sure if he should be wary of this person or not. On one hand, he eats souls -- on the other, the contract between both Sebastian and his master seems to be one of mutual consent. If this is ... really his diet, as the CDC's file so casually puts it, who is Ed to judge? He eats meat too, after all.
Uhhh. Well they definitely aren't going to be biffies, but he won't assume he's evil or anything. ]
Many. I have existed for well over three thousand years, after all. That is a low estimation since humans did not record time in such long expanses before, though.
Only my masters. There is a price to be paid for me to come to the mortal realm at all, and it is not one made lightly. So those that call upon me are quite sure that they want my power.
I find humans very interesting. They are creatures unlike any other, since they are complex beings. With the nature of how I come to meet them, I tend to see the worst, which is intriguing.
FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org
However, their "good" qualities are just as interesting. Ambition, creativity, and curiosity... These are all qualities that are not something my kind possesses. At least, not in the same way.
d79
TO: phantomhive.ciel@cdc.org
I must express my surprise, young master. I noticed that your last meal had a spot of sauce out of place on your plate. I half expected you to dump it on the floor as you tend to when displeased.
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FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
This 'young master' of yours sounds like an insufferable child.
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Well, I cannot deny such a claim. He is a rather picky young man, to say the least.
FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org
I also extend my apologies for the message ending up to you, by the way. There seem to be some issues at the moment.
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Yeah. It's being a pain in the ass for everyone. Don't worry about it.
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
Are you some kind of servant?
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I am, yes. "Was" may perhaps be more accurate, but I still serve my young master all the same. I am the head butler of his household.
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Oh. You keep serving him even if his money's useless in the CDC?
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
That's pretty committed.
[ ah that was rude ]
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I do, yes. Though it is not for money, admittedly. I do receive wages, but I give nearly all of it away, since I want for so little that I have no need for it, really.
FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org
I suppose that would make me sound especially loyal, now that I think on it.
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but he just met the guy so maybe there are loyal people like that out there.
-- nah it's probably bullshit. ]
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
That's almost too good to be true.
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
Why do you serve him, then?
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Well, it is true. I have little need for money...
FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org
I serve my young master because we have a contract. In the interest of being transparent, I would recommend you look over my file. That explains things more easily than I can in these messages.
[ there's not a way to condense soul eating into 200 characters... not for sebastian at least ]
1/3
This is the first time I've seen someone be so open with their file. You're welcome to look at mine too.
[ it is only fair
tho sebastian already has, hasn't he??? ]
2/4
And oh god. ]
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IS HE READING
THIS CAN'T BE REAL ]
done
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
So ... a contract demon ...
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
-- who eats souls.
omg... sorry ed... LAUGHS
FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org
That is correct. You can see why it is a bit difficult to explain so succinctly without sounding callous.
what are you sebastian
If not for the fact that I've seen practically everything at this point, I would be calling bullshit. This is like the stuff of fiction.
[ He's really not sure if he should be wary of this person or not. On one hand, he eats souls -- on the other, the contract between both Sebastian and his master seems to be one of mutual consent. If this is ... really his diet, as the CDC's file so casually puts it, who is Ed to judge? He eats meat too, after all.
Uhhh. Well they definitely aren't going to be biffies, but he won't assume he's evil or anything. ]
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
Have you -- eaten one before?
one hell of a shithead
Many. I have existed for well over three thousand years, after all. That is a low estimation since humans did not record time in such long expanses before, though.
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That long, huh ... [ before humanity even started recording and remembering. it's so hard to fathom. ]
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
Did you bind them all in contracts?
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Only my masters. There is a price to be paid for me to come to the mortal realm at all, and it is not one made lightly. So those that call upon me are quite sure that they want my power.
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Nothing good ever comes out of wanting something that badly.
FROM: elric.edward@cdc.org
You've probably seen all the different sides to us at this point -- What do you think of humanity?
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Every side, I would guess.
FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org
I find humans very interesting. They are creatures unlike any other, since they are complex beings. With the nature of how I come to meet them, I tend to see the worst, which is intriguing.
FROM: michaelis.sebastian@cdc.org
However, their "good" qualities are just as interesting. Ambition, creativity, and curiosity... These are all qualities that are not something my kind possesses. At least, not in the same way.