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[lostpunk]

So there's all sorts of people here, right? Got all kinds of crazy powers and stuff?

[Rufio is sitting in the center of town on the edge of the fountain, munching on an apple he's just nabbed out of the grocers. (The whole imaginary food thing wasn't working out for him so well out of Neverland.) He wishes the store was manned, in a way. There isn't much of a thrill pilfering food this way.]

Which ones of you don't age?

[Because he's realizing that in this place that list isn't going to include him.]

Comments

[Voice]

[lostpunk]

I keep hearing about gods here. Guess they're a big deal in some places.

[Voice]

[inkdrops]

Mm, to some they're very important. It's the responsibility and honor of my people to make sure our gods aren't ever forgotten. [But this isn't about her, and there's plenty of time to talk about her gods.]

Why were you asking? Before, I mean...about aging. Do you not age, either?

[Voice]

[lostpunk]

I don't know yet.

[Getting a solid answer from others who've died is being a little more difficult than you'd think.]

[Voice]

[inkdrops]

Eh...maybe you're figure it out in a few years.

[Voice]

[lostpunk]

I don't want to wait until I've already grown up to realize it's happened.

[Voice]

[inkdrops]

Mm, so you don't want to grow up? [That's...different. Usually most children can't wait until they grow up. Though staying a child would have it's pros and cons, certainly. How to go about this, though? Miyabi's not exactly the right one to ask - aging was so relative to her.]

Eh...I'm not really sure how it works here, but usually you keep being you - whatever you may be - when you come to Luceti. So I think if you didn't age back home, you wouldn't here. It's the same for me, at least. I'm aging like I should be back home.

[Voice]

[lostpunk]

I dunno. I think you kind of have to be in Neverland. It doesn't really have to do with who you are so much as where you are.