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[marblenest]

As much as I am loathe to admit it, we will have to move on from what small bits of safety and comfort this place has brought us. I do believe we should discuss our plans for the coming crossing openly. Consider this a place to drop your thoughts on the idea. Might as well start planning earlier rather than later.

Unless you have a good reason to I strongly suggest that you do not take the crossing alone. There is safety in numbers.

I would like to also get a head count of who all is with us if possible. I have heard about some of us going missing and I find this rather disturbing so I find it pertinent to double check.

The floor is open.

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[spaghettimonster]

NYEH HEH HEH, NATURALLY.
IT ISN'T THE FIRST TIME I'VE PITCHED IN LIKE THAT!

[It's not the first time he's found something of a power vacuum with unaddressed needs going on, thanks to Undyne's general reluctance to visit Snowdin frequently - the cold disagreed with her being a fish. He'd been happy to bring the reports in lieu of all the dogs who maybe should have been doing so, seeing it as a foothold into both promotion and friendship.]

AND THAT SEEMS REASONABLE!
ALTERNATING SORTS OF CHALLENGES, TICKING LIKE A CLOCK DOWN TO AMNESIA...

[toilet_bound]

[It was good that the skeleton had experience - Hanako didn’t mind promoting someone without it, but when they all didn’t know much about this place? Having competent spirits (or in this case, a set of bones) was reassuring, in a way.]

See? That statement would probably frighten a lot of people here, but there’s not much left to forget on my end~ It all kind of flows out the window after a few centuries anyway.

[Well, most of it. He still remembered vivid bits, things he didn’t like to think about, but no one wanted to see those, now did they?]

[spaghettimonster]

I GUESS THAT MAKES SENSE.
REALLY OLD LIVING PEOPLE TEND TO FORGET A LOT OF THINGS.
AND CARE A LOT ABOUT THE FEW THINGS THEY REMEMBER CLEARLY.

[Or maybe, remember clearly the things they really care a lot about. The cause-effect there was a little ambiguous to him at times, when he hung out listening to the words of Elder Puzzler and some of the other older reminiscing monsters underground.]

CLEARLY IT'S JUST LIKE GETTING OLD!
I'LL BE SURE TO TELL NEW PEOPLE THAT, TO REASSURE THEM.

[toilet_bound]

In contrast, some of the youth are like that too! Holding too tightly to fleeting things. It changes so quickly, doesn’t it~?

[When Hanako has spent over a few decades with school children and their teachers as his only clue to the changing culture, some of his observations can get a bit specific.]

Oh, that’s sure to help! A lot of people expressed worry about aging or not here, so we can let them know they’ll have the experience of growing old without the physical aging! [Probably. At least in his experience that’s how it worked.]