The Third Judgment

[supremejudge]

[It had been sometime since the event that last shook that town, but surely not that long ago as the memories were very fresh in her mind. Memories that were just as fresh in everyone else's minds, as well.

For a moment, she stares out her window.]

...It looks like another good morning for a walk. Then again, in Mayfield it seems it is usually the same weather every day.

Miss Olivier, might you be free today for a small get-together? It would be prudent to take advantage of the good weather, after all.

[For anyone else who may want to meet her outside she will be later out near her house because staying indoors all day long isn't an option when there's more drones in her house. She can barely stand them.]

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[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

I don't think a great majority of people would like to meet a judge of hell.

But then, back in my world, I imagine a great majority of people wouldn't wish to meet a Crimson Noble, either, if they knew one.

All the same, we've met now, haven't we?

_{[This is the start of a glorious tl;dr friendship isn't it.]}

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

It would most likely mean they have bad karma. At least if they meet one such as I before their death.

I can think of many reasons why, even if I do not know much about your kind.

Yes we have.

[Quite possibly so.]

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

_{[They'll sit around and go on for paragraphs about things while everyone falls asleep from boredom.]}

Yes, that's true, admittedly. Those who haven't bad karma more than likely wouldn't be meeting you.

...It's not like there's a reason for them to fear us. We stay out of their business, after all. All the better if they stay out of ours.

So where are you staying?

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

[That would be very entertaining to watch, for some reason.]

There seem to be many people in Gensokyo with bad karma, regrettably.

People in history tend to fear that which they do not know, or that of which is simply different from them. Even if whatever they fear is not a threat to their existence.

5721 Cunningham Lane.

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

_{[It would, wouldn't it.]}

Oh? Really? That's rather unfortunate. I wonder why they do?

...Hm. _{[And here's the part where she can't admit there aren't any other Crimson Nobles left other than herself.]} Still, we were there long before they were, on Filgaia. The least they could do is respect us.

949 Beulah Street.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

At times I wonder why too. Perhaps, though, it is the way of how things have become in the land over time I presume. Regardless, it is regrettable.

Perhaps it is also their arrogance which blinds them.

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

Certainly, sometimes I wish I could put them in their place, but I suppose that would mean breaking neutrality, for the most part.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

Perhaps the only way some will see the error of their ways is by experiencing the consequences of their actions -- those that occur during their life and those in their afterlife.

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

I suppose.

So, enjoying the weather?

_{[Because she totally would if she hadn't regained her aversion to sunlight.]}

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

It is a nice thing to wake up to, even if it is such a trivial thing.

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

Better than the weather around where I live, anyways.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

What is the weather in your original home like for you to say that?

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

It would depend on the region, I suppose, but the area around where my castle is rather dry and hot, though not yet on the level of a desert.

Filgaia has always been in a slow state of decay, though, since the war with the Elw.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

That is rather unfortunate. I trust people have been trying to bring the land back to the way it was before the war, correct?

Who are the 'Elw'?

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

To various extents.

The Elw were one of the original inhabitants of Filgaia, along with us Crimson Nobles. They were experts on technology, though also dependent on nature.

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

If I may ask, what would cause them to participate in a war?

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

Hm? Ah-

_{[And she'll explain this (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Arms_%28series%29#Elw), sort of, except that's more for the first game than anything, but oh well ;3; ]}

[supremejudge.livejournal.com]

[...]

A case of something created getting out of hand due to foolishness. It seems that the Elw also didn't want to take full responsibility for their actions.

[noblecrimson.livejournal.com]

To an extent, I suppose. It was before my time, so I've learned what I have through stories and the books from my castle.

...Of course, I wasn't exempt from a Demon war in my own time, either. The Blaze of Disaster, Lord Blazer, came to Filgaia from a parallel dimension a thousand or so years ago, and scorched the land.

<sub>[Very quietly.]

And killed my parents, and made me the last of my kind...as well as caused my only friend at the time to sacrifice herself to seal him away...</sub>

Of course, he was defeated in recent times, finally, after the seal broke, by another person, that I joined up with.