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The Problems with being Dead
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I don't really like calling Yan 'undead', since that implies rotting flesh hanging from dried bones, wanting to eat your brains~~~ and having little to no conscious thought, but there's not really anything else I can call him, so 'undead' he remains =/
Anyway. After reading Alyssa's FAEQ, I've decided I need to properly set down the ground rules for Yan's existence. Subject to change, of course, depending on plot holes, whims and forgetfulness or going 'OOH that's a cool idea.' Cos I do that a lot with him already ^^;;
( Onward! )
That's all I can think of at present. If you've got any other questions, feel free to ask them =3 I would pose them to Yan himself, but while he doesn't lie, he doesn't tell you everything.
Anyway. After reading Alyssa's FAEQ, I've decided I need to properly set down the ground rules for Yan's existence. Subject to change, of course, depending on plot holes, whims and forgetfulness or going 'OOH that's a cool idea.' Cos I do that a lot with him already ^^;;
( Onward! )
That's all I can think of at present. If you've got any other questions, feel free to ask them =3 I would pose them to Yan himself, but while he doesn't lie, he doesn't tell you everything.