The confessional before you is ornate and well maintained, ebony colored wood embellished with the visage of two angels. A jet black curtain separates the confessional from the rest of the Church, offering a surprising degree of privacy to any eavesdroppers nearby. Unlike the rest of Krakow, the inside is dimly lit by a small light bulb securely attached to the ceiling which emits a faint red light. While the atmosphere isn't exactly cozy, it is private.
A smooth voice calls out to you once you've sat down, familiar enough to identify the speaker despite the partition between you.
"Welcome welcome. I take it something is on your mind?"We're in a museum now, Harry.
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A thief will steal and a devil will devour. But that's never been enough to satisfy me. [ If Erik is standing his ground than Rembrandt is doing just the opposite, maneuvering around easily in the dim light to stand in front of the sculpture from before. He takes it in one hand, folding it easily until its shape is perfectly uniform. ]
Very well then, I shall play~.
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[ He sighs. ] I never expected you to do anything else, but this still feels lousy. Are we done here?
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If I hated it, I would have stayed the course I was on for hundreds of years. But tell me, what do you expect me to do? Or is it that you've not yet realized what exactly you've done?
[ Because he certainly isn't feeling conflicted anymore. ]
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From here? Honestly, I've got no clue where you're planning to take this. The only thing I know now is whatever it is, it's bad for me and everybody else here. [ Hence, feeling lousy. He turned his one friend here into an enemy. Feels bad, bro. ]
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Or would you rather just assume after coming all this way?
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Isn't it? [ Despite knowing he shouldn't be, he is a little hopeful. When he speaks up again, his voice quieter. ] If I ask, are you really going to tell me?
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There are many lies she's fond of telling, but that is the truth. Your stay here will be over shortly.
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After his breather, he's more or less recovered from his shock and takes a step toward Rembrandt. ] Okay, Rembrandt. I don't know if it's trust, or hope, or even naivety, but I want to believe in you.
I won't press any more right now, just... when you can tell me, I want to know what all this was about.
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But very well, you have my word. [ For everything he's being, he presses his hand against his chest too. ]
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I'll hold you to it! [ A smile! ] I'd stay and chat some more, but since you've sorted things out I might leave you to your thoughts. When you feel like talking more, you know how to find me.
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If I ever find myself seeking company in the evening, I shall visit your room. [ This isn't going to happen, but what almost did happen was "bed" instead of room. ]
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And I'll keep inviting myself to do the same. If I take the museum to be your room, that is.
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Considering you took upon it yourself to infiltrate the castle, I would not be all that surprised to find you in my actual room.
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You might be right if you said that two weeks ago! Or three. Now? Not so much. I'll let you keep your precious room all to yourself and keep my thieving hands out of it.
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[ He tilts his head slightly at the "Not so much" part. ]
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[ Speaking of, what did Rem do to that sculpture? Givin' it a glance. ]
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[ It's basically a somehow neatly folded origami box now. Not literally origami but close enough. ]
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What kind of music?
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