rabuends | [002]

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[This morning a set of writing will appear. The writer, one Homura Akemi, is obscuring the camera angle so she won't be noticed. Not because she wants to hide her identity, but rather the makeshift bandages around her body. She's still slowly recovering using the Soul Gem's properties, but it isn't a fast paced healing in the slightest.]

Does anyone know where that attacker from two weeks ago is? It was stated by someone over the feed that she was neutralized, but death only lasts a week here. If so, she must have come back to the village somehow under the radar. We can't let another attack like that occur, not under any circumstances.

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[Today will be the first day Homura allows herself to leave the house during the daytime hours. She hasn't been in communication with anyone in the village since she was brutually attacked by Mu, and only went out at night to retrieve either more medical supplies or food. If Madoka and the others found out she had been injured, they would surely......

...Well maybe Madoka would worry more than Mami and Kyouko. But, regardless, she didn't want to trouble anyone.

So she goes out from CH7 on a walk. To cover up the bandages around her upper body she's wearing long sleeve clothes, which look painfully inappropriate for the summer weather and can be seen taken a noticable tone on her. Her body has also considerably slown down, having to use most of the magic that keeps her running on healing the wounds. Every several minutes of walking is accompanied by her sitting down to rest and breathe, too weak to move. She can hardly even recall the last time she was so badly injured to this extent. In short, even while covering of her wounds, it's obvious she is not up to par at all.]

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[Giles died by Mu's hands. He'll indulge some pushiness.]

They've encountered her before. They know what she was.

If they know then why the confidence? I'm not understanding this situation.

If they know, aren't they entitled to the confidence? They would know under what situations she might be a threat far more than we would.

What do we know about this attacker other than a face and her power? There is little to no information and that greatly bothers me. They say that she won't attack, but nothing definite is told as to why they believe that.

[Some people may want to forget what happened or move on, and she can understand. But she can't wake up every day, and be in so much pain, without remembering who caused it.]

I just want to keep people safe.

They believe that because they have encountered and subdued her in the past.

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I want the same. The last thing I want is to encounter her again.

Her existence here is still a worry. I hope they are not too confident to the point of blindness.

I think anyone can agree with you on that.

Her existence here is still very much a worry. But too much caution can be just as dangerous as too little. I'll defer to the ones with experience, thanks.

I do not see how having caution can be a bad thing.

I didn't say having caution was any such thing. I said having too much caution could be.

I still don't understand why it is a bad thing.

Off the top of my head:

1. Increasing mental strain can make the advantage gained by the caution unnescesary.

2. Preparing too much for one eventuality leaves you vulnerable to others.

3. It is impossible to prepare for every eventuality, and doing so wastes valuable resources and time.

4. After a certain point, it can just be generally unproductive.

Do you want me to go on?

Not really. I think you have made your point to me.

Good. That's all the reasons I could think of.

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