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I see. [ He doesn't really seem satisfied, but if Juri doesn't know... ]
This is changing the subject, but there's something I've been wondering. What's with those creepy pens that people have gotten from the machine? You haven't put the souls of the deceased in them, right?
Thank the gods. [ He didn't think that was the case, but it's nice to have it verified, he supposes. ] So what's going on with the pens? Are they cursed or possessed?
[ He pauses as something occurs to him. ]
...Would you be able to remove a soul from a pen, if it's been possessed?
[ Why is this a thing that is happening. Inigo leaves the office, and a few minutes later he returns holding a pen which he sets down on Juri's desk. ]
[He'll pick it up after a moment, staring at it as he turns it over in his hands; he takes a second to try to write with it - I AM NO LONGER HUMAN, thanks, pen - before just kind of. Staring some more.]
I've never actually tried this on an inanimate object, so I'm not going to guarantee anything.
That's literally the only thing it writes. [ He says as he watches Juri write with it. The staring the pen gets out of him is actually sort of amusing. ]
Alright.
[ Time to watch and find out if this will result in an actual exorcism. Inigo looks at him intently, curiosity etched on his face. ]
[Well, he's going to touch it and look...incredibly focused at it for a while before just sort of. Stopping? He actually looks sort of cockblocked, what the hell.]
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[ he's going to pray that nobody will taint the greenhouse with a murder. ]
...How do the plants grow there when there's no sunlight?
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[And judging from his tone, he doesn't seem to know either; they just...do, apparently.]
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This is changing the subject, but there's something I've been wondering. What's with those creepy pens that people have gotten from the machine? You haven't put the souls of the deceased in them, right?
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I...what? No. I haven't been putting the dead people in pens, no.
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Thank the gods. [ He didn't think that was the case, but it's nice to have it verified, he supposes. ] So what's going on with the pens? Are they cursed or possessed?
[ He pauses as something occurs to him. ]
...Would you be able to remove a soul from a pen, if it's been possessed?
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You know, I actually don't know why they do...whatever it is they're doing. But if something's actually possessing it, then...yeah? Probably.
[he is so fucking confused right now
of all things he expected to be asked to do at some point, "literal pen exorcism" was not anywhere near that list]
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...Do you want to exorcise a pen.
[ what has his life become, he did not come into Juri's office expecting to utter anything resembling this sentence. ]
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[W H Y]
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[ Why is this a thing that is happening. Inigo leaves the office, and a few minutes later he returns holding a pen which he sets down on Juri's desk. ]
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[He'll pick it up after a moment, staring at it as he turns it over in his hands; he takes a second to try to write with it - I AM NO LONGER HUMAN, thanks, pen - before just kind of. Staring some more.]
I've never actually tried this on an inanimate object, so I'm not going to guarantee anything.
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Alright.
[ Time to watch and find out if this will result in an actual exorcism. Inigo looks at him intently, curiosity etched on his face. ]
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...Huh.
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[ He actually seems a little disappointed. ]