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[not_a_leviathan]

Am I the only one here who comes from a world that has unwinding?

Or summary division if you want to call it that.

[... He's likely to get into deep trouble if anyone from where he's from responds... but he has to know. The idea of it not existing here is way too good to be true.]

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[grancenturio]

Unless you refer to the task of unwinding a ball of yarn? I doubt mine has it.

[not_a_leviathan]

Sort of. But with people.

[grancenturio]

I haven't heard of that in my world.

[text]

[risetocaesar]

I've never heard of unwinding, at least not the way you make it sound. You might not be the only one. All sorts of people have met others from their worlds here.

[text]

[not_a_leviathan]

There's only a few people who I hope are here.

[text]

[risetocaesar]

So you're not looking forward to meeting people from home, then, otherwise?

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[all_wound_up]

Un... winding?

[Says the girl with the key in her back.]

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[not_a_leviathan]

Yeah. Summary division. Retroactively terminating your right to exist.

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[all_wound_up]

Why would anyone want to do that?

[demifemme]

... we're not talking maths or relaxation here, I'm guessing...

[not_a_leviathan]

Unless you consider being operated on to have all of your organs removed relaxing, no.

I always forget Shura types badly

[demifemme]

no

no i dont

im gonna regret askin why, aint i

[ontheirside]

Guess it depends on what's being unwound.

[not_a_leviathan]

People. From the ages of thirteen to seventeen.

[greatseal]

[wow this whole post...]

No.... and from what I'm reading about it in your other conversations, it sounds incredibly illegal anywhere I can think of.

[not_a_leviathan]

It's not super common but it's not uncommon in the United States... at least where I come from.

[voice]

[forceofnature]

I've got a neat little pool of water for rewinding. Works out handy for those pesky little accidents that pop up every now and then.

[text]

[not_a_leviathan]

... I don't know about rewinding, but in unwinding they remove all of your organs.

[Proooobably not the same.]

[gforceinmyfaaaace]

It's not your pool, Viridi.

[video]

[travelsthefarthest]

[He was initially going to make a joke about that sounding far worse than long division and how math is lame, but after poking through the other responses like a nosy bastard, he just looks kind of horrified.]

Man. And I thought losing one organ was bad.

[text]

[not_a_leviathan]

[Yep still hiding behind text.]

I guess I didn't realize it didn't happen other places.

[This is a little awkward. Uplifting, but awkward.]

[dodgecharms]

...huh?

[not_a_leviathan]

... What?

Oh. I guess you don't have it.

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[quakega]

[Probably a good thing he decided to read the other posts to figure out what was being talked about.

He feels like he's going to be sick.] I've never heard of anything that before now. I kind of wish I still hadn't.

... to be honest, I'm having a hard time imagining a reason why any world would allow something like that to happen.

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[not_a_leviathan]

[Probably, yeah.]

It was part of the agreement to end the Heartland War.