Nobody Here But Us Clones [closed]

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The sun had set on the illusion of the Kent farm in the Sensoriums. The stars were out in a big, clear Kansas sky. During the night-time, the sky here could be just as beautiful--and expansive--as it was during the day.

Kon was in the barn, leaning against the window-sill, looking out on the night sky. The moon was good practice for his telescopic vision, and it was perfectly rendered here, every basin, ridge and lunar mare.

Mostly, he just didn't want to see anyone right now, after the business with Mei-Xing's clone. He was getting sick of the wait, but terrified of what the decision would be.

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"If you think it would help sway the argument, then by all means, I'll make the floor open for you and Fate." Kal said. "If we have to, then we'll gather everyone whose in this position and see what they think about it. We were chosen in a democratic manner, so we should at least show that the rest are just as important."

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"I'm not even sure there's a direction to sway the argument in, but if it'd help all you guys get some perspective, and see why we were so outraged, I'm all for it."

A pause.

"Thanks for comin' to talk to me."

He held up his fist for a little mentorly fistbump.

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"You're welcome, Kon. Even if it just helps a little, it will be all worth it." Kal said.

He held up his own fist and fistbumped Kon's. He was going about this the wrong way and he helped him see that.