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[memoryborn]

I hope this is clear enough: to people who know about him, don't harass Xemnas. We know what he's done, and while we know what he's like, it's a bit different here. Threatening him isn't going to help matters. We can keep watch until he actually does something, but don't aggravate him too much.

If anything, I'll try to handle him.

And to the person who sent him that threatening message: stop it. You're not helping.

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[godaime]

Perhaps you should explain to your boss that approaching this person without hostility is a way that can bridge the gap between both of you and allow you guys to become allies, possibly.

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[memoryborn]

[ There's a long pause on her end. She's just... dubious about that prospect. ]

That's one possibility, I guess.

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[godaime]

[ She offers another crack at the solution. ]

You should at least tell them whatever happens here can't affect back home. That might cool things.

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[memoryborn]

I think both of them know that, but I doubt it'd change things. My former colleague knows what he's like, but it seems like he's still trying to do something about him.

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[godaime]

I think both of them need to have some sort of talking to on what exactly would this solve. Your former colleague should probably reconsider, unless he likes jail time.

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[memoryborn]

I agree. Still... I guess, right now, the only thing we can do without setting up more problems is just watching it all. I'm planning to keep tabs on Xemnas.