GRAVEYARD

[foundationmods]

[On the instant of your death, you're suddenly outside of your body - probably staring down at the remains it's become.

Yet, you're not alone. For all of you (except Szayel), a young man appears from behind you, his face set into a firm, yet sad, scowl. His shaggy strawberry blonde hair is pretty eye-catching, along with the black and white Shihakusho he wears and the large sword on his back, even as he gently tries to lead you back into the lobby and away from what was once your body. You can still clearly hear and see the living, if you want to try - but they can't see or hear you.

'Welcome to the world of the dead in this Resort,' he says, quietly. 'Looks like you're stuck here with the rest of us.'

He hands you a tablet, just like the one you had before. "You'll need this if you want to keep talking to them,' he explains, looking sad.

It looks like you've passed on, and yet...You still feel like you have a role to play in all of this.]

Comments

[justonezero]

The Staff even told Ichigo and Gabe that they'd get rid of the pest, though...

Maybe the other guests here view the people of this world as pests and don't like it when they interrupt the guests' vacations?

[perfeccion]

Perhaps! I'm not entirely sure what standards the Resort is using to differentiate, though... is it just a matter of.... world racism or something? I don't know.

[justonezero]

The fuzzy guest kept talking about how he didn't know much about primate-based life forms and stuff like that, but he was pretty friendly to us. But he did talk about how it's considered a really high quality establishment...

If it's some kind of world racism, I guess it makes sense that they'd want to keep out anyone that doesn't fit the same kind of class as their preferred guests. It's important to the resort to keep them happy the most, right?

[Man, that would be pretty crappy if it's true.]

[perfeccion]

I suppose it's true. And I think that humans from the Foundation's Earth would, generally, react negatively to persons such as the fuzzy guest and the Nue... it probably has a lot to do with that.

[justonezero]

...

If all of this is just because the Foundation kept trying to attack the guests...

[It would be very on brand, but also: Foundation why are you like this.]

[perfeccion]

Would it surprise you?

[justonezero]

Not even a little.

[Ahaha....]

[thejusticewagon]

...

We can find a way to get them to be less evil somehow, right.

[justonezero]

Maybe? It would be nice if we could.

[He doesn't sound all that optimistic, though.]

[thejusticewagon]

...we should at least try really hard.

[justonezero]

It looks like there's a lot of people here who want to try, too.

[thejusticewagon]

Well, the more people we have on board, the more likely we are to win, right?

[relentlesslyonwards]

I can tell you that the Jorogumo itself didn't really see them as pests, but...

[It also ate them so meh. But also, he has another thought.]

I'm also wondering if it might be because people from this world don't have a way of paying for any of these services, so they aren't considered legitimate clientele.

[Although maybe that would be more along the lines of freeloading...]

[perfeccion]

Mmmm... well, we pay with our emotional energy. [he frowns thoughtfully, folding his arms] Foundation-Earth humans have emotions just like we do... perhaps it's not as nutritious for some reason?

[relentlesslyonwards]

Maybe, but I was thinking more along the lines of... [Hm.] different currency? Just something that the resort might not be able to absorb or accept.

[So kind of in line with the nutrition thing but also kind of not.]