callisto.xn--6ii/
i want to go home and play Deadlock and throw games as Mo and Krill but I'm stuck being a workmaxxing chud.
Are you certain the only pretend to? Others are more compassionate than you may expect from a first glance.
. . .Of course, it may simply be performative, but there *are* individuals that earnestly care.
( Her self-confidence is hardly anything great, but she can at least
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You. . . dislike that others will notice you skipping?
( Blink. Blink. )
If you enjoy doing it, then I fail to see the issue. Faust enjoys engaging in debates that prove their mental superiority. I am not embarrassed to admit it.
Do what you like, and do it shamelessly.
Having an above-average grade on a math test is not what 'being smart' is. Anyone can memorize and learn new information such as *that* with enough effort.
Few can craft new theories and solutions around life's ever-present struggles. That is the true measure of an intellectual.
The difference is that Faust *is* in superior to others in most categories. Would you fault Einstein for believing himself to be smarter than the common man?
( No. She doesn't see the hypocrisy in this at all. )
You do not seem like a 'bitch' to me. You simply. . . hm.
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Hmm. Traffic, the uneducated, those who believe they are superior to Faust. . .
There is likely more that slips my mind at present.
( She hummed, scooting off to the side for a closer look. Not a horrid logo design. )
But you are an exception from the rule, yes?
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Mmh. You said that this was New York, so Faust knows that much now.
Some details are simply. . . fuzzy.
I know I like the winter, however—and dislike shirtless fellows as well.
( She blinked, pausing for a moment before pointing at the Blackmore Academy crest on the
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Lunatic? Perhaps. I cannot recall.
( . . .The 'fake amnesia' card is pretty low to play, but hey, it works in the movies—even if it's an insult to Graves' intellect. )
Agreed. Faust prefers the cold of a winter's night. It is far easier to layer up than to limit one's wardrobe.
Yes. That narrows down the options exceptionally well.
( Alien? No, that'd just be a step too far in this world, wouldn't it? Surely there's a better answer. )
Ah. No. I simply have terrible memory. What year is it, again?
( Blackmore Academy students don't even try to pass Spiritual Arts anymore, they just stare at you like this. )
Is that what you call them? A wise name.
( She can tell that Graves is just looking to prove her fibs wrong. . . but she'll bite. The chance to engage in an educational lesson is far too great to pass up on. )
Hmm. The Browning Auto-5 was invented in 1899, being the first
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