For those who are used to fixing themselves up quickly, it probably occurs to them more naturally to do so. Humans are more likely to assume their injuries will last for a long while.
[ point PROVEN!! It seems hard to be a human and live in the human world. Cinnabar might be related to them, but the differences seem more numerous than similarities.
Maybe that's why Shess isn't so hard to talk to. They look over his way again, curious, tinged with shyness, as ever. ]
... You don't sleep. So on Thursdays, what happens to you?
I would, too. Memories are all people like us have.
[ immortals, that is. They don't want to lose any of them. They're not like Phos, who treats their body (and consequently, their memories) so carelessly. ]
[ that doesn't surprise them - it hasn't come up with anybody, but gem memories are easily altered, provided one isn't a particularly hard-to-break gem. The idea of having them changed or lost isn't unusual. ]
[ Is that what he asked for? It would make sense. They nod. ]
... Okay.
[ they're not going to push him for details. If the mistake was big enough for a god to step in and fix it, it must have been unpleasant. So that's all they say, lapsing into silence as they gaze at the flowers. ]
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[ a hum. ]
... Maybe I'm the only one who asked.
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[ point PROVEN!! It seems hard to be a human and live in the human world. Cinnabar might be related to them, but the differences seem more numerous than similarities.
Maybe that's why Shess isn't so hard to talk to. They look over his way again, curious, tinged with shyness, as ever. ]
... You don't sleep. So on Thursdays, what happens to you?
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[ they nod. ]
... I thought they might just put you somewhere... or remove your memories.
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[...]
If those were the other options, then I prefer the forced sleep.
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[ immortals, that is. They don't want to lose any of them. They're not like Phos, who treats their body (and consequently, their memories) so carelessly. ]
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Yes, they are. Even if some may fade over time, they're important things.
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[ a quiet, curious look. ]
... Are you okay?
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Nothing gets by you, does it?
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[ that doesn't surprise them - it hasn't come up with anybody, but gem memories are easily altered, provided one isn't a particularly hard-to-break gem. The idea of having them changed or lost isn't unusual. ]
... How did that happen?
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[ what can they say? It's hard to imagine something like that happening, even if losing memories by itself is strange. ]
Can you get them back? [ a pause. ] Or maybe it's better if you don't get them back.
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[he had a minor breakdown here but it's fine, nobody knew except for maybe lune.]
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... Okay.
[ they're not going to push him for details. If the mistake was big enough for a god to step in and fix it, it must have been unpleasant. So that's all they say, lapsing into silence as they gaze at the flowers. ]
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but with that line of topic done, shess is content to remain in silence and watch the flowers as well.]