un: phoenixevolution

[manufactured]

Through curiosity both morbid and not - what were you in the middle of before bring brought here, and how urgent do you consider returning to it?

Just going by the way things have been around here lately, I won't precisely be surprised if answers trend towards "having a crisis", "dying horribly", or "watching someone else die horribly"; even so, it isn't as though I'm going to judge for such things either way.

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[manufactured]

How, precisely, does one solve such a thing? Short of removing the issue at its core - which isn't precisely viable or acceptable, I'll admit, but if humanity is the problem I have difficulty seeing what can be done for it.

[afoolshope]

I said so before, didn't I? Keeping Erebus from reaching Nyx. There was no conceivable way to really stop humanity from wishing for death, but I decided they were worth saving nonetheless. I love everyone and I would rather they find the way on their own rather than forcing the issue. I believe in it. In them.

It's a bit hard to describe how, but needless to say, I had a chance to essentially wish upon a miracle that I created for myself and I took it. It just means my friend will have to go on without me. As long as they can live their best life, then I have faith things will change.

[ He's aware how idealistic that sounds, but he firmly and truly believes it. ]

[manufactured]

The "how" was more or less the question - although admittedly, "literal miracles" do tend to resolve things in one way or another. They aren't precisely the sort of thing that I have any experience with, but I know better than to assume that no one does.