"So like - a soul is part of your mind? Everyone's always figured, based on things Summoned Heroes have said about what the Old Man With Tea said to them, that when you die in Kekaro you end up some other universe that has a use for you, like as some sort of Summoned Hero, though there are all kinds of possible uses for people besides being Summoned Heroes. The massive uncertainty and existential terror of that is the keystone underpinning a human being's sanity, and the reason why anybody stays alive and has children, it's said. For if we knew we were to go to better places, we would not stay here; and if we knew we were to go to worse places, we would not have children."
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"So like - a soul is part of your mind? Everyone's always figured, based on things Summoned Heroes have said about what the Old Man With Tea said to them, that when you die in Kekaro you end up some other universe that has a use for you, like as some sort of Summoned Hero, though there are all kinds of possible uses for people besides being Summoned Heroes. The massive uncertainty and existential terror of that is the keystone underpinning our world and everyone's sanity within it, and the reason why anybody stays alive and has children, it's said. For if we knew we were to go to better places, we would not stay here; and if we knew we were to go to worse places, we would not have children." |
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"So like - a soul is part of your mind? Everyone's always figured, based on things Summoned Heroes have said about what the Old Man With Tea said to them, that when you die in Kekaro you end up some other universe that has a use for you, like as some sort of Summoned Hero, though there are all kinds of possible uses for people besides being Summoned Heroes. The massive uncertainty and existential terror of that is the keystone underpinning our world and everyone's sanity within it, and the reason why anybody stays alive and has children, it's said. For if we knew we were to go to better places, we would not stay here; and if we knew we were to go to worse places, we would not have children." This is said in the tone of somebody reciting a proverb and obvious truth. |
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"So like - a soul is part of your mind? Everyone's always figured, based on things Summoned Heroes have said about what the Old Man With Tea said to them, that when you die in Kekaro you end up some other universe that has a use for you, like as some sort of Summoned Hero, though obviously there are all kinds of possible uses for people besides being Summoned Heroes. The massive uncertainty and existential terror of that is the keystone underpinning our world and everyone's sanity within it, and the reason why anybody stays alive and has children, it's said. For if we knew we were to go to better places, we would not stay here; and if we knew we were to go to worse places, we would not have children." This is said in the tone of somebody reciting a proverb and obvious truth. |
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"So like - a soul is part of your mind? Everyone's always figured, based on things Summoned Heroes have said about what the Old Man With Tea said to them, that when you die out of Kekaro you end up in some other universe that has a use for you, like as some sort of Summoned Hero, though obviously there are all kinds of possible uses for people besides being Summoned Heroes. The massive uncertainty and existential terror of that is the keystone underpinning our world and everyone's sanity within it, and the reason why anybody stays alive and has children, it's said. For if we knew we were to go to better places, we would not stay here; and if we knew we were to go to worse places, we would not have children." This is said in the tone of somebody reciting a proverb and obvious truth. |