[He has no idea why Birkin's came out like that, honestly; he knows it was due to a different virus than his own, but...god, nothing about the thing Birkin ended up as was okay.]
I suppose if one has access to something powerful like that, it would be pointless not to do so; besides, it feels good to use the powers the viruses give you. Or at least, it does to me, and most people that have them seem to enjoy themselves on some level or another. I know Sergei did, and so did that woman I've told you about - her name was Alexia. If it's involuntary, things tend to go a bit differently, obviously; I've actually never seen a case of involuntary infection go well, now that I think about it.
...I have to wonder if the viruses can tell, somehow.
[...He works in pharmaceutical research and development, he knows how stupid that sounds. Viruses don't think, as far as anyone can tell, and even if they did they have very little reason to care about what their host thinks of them. Just the same, involuntary infections never go well; voluntary ones tend to work out, for a given degree of "working out."
...I believe so, yes. I'm not sure how long it was, exactly, but I get the feeling it had been in development for at least as long as I knew Excella, which I believe was a few years.
[It's decidedly easier to discuss Excella nowadays, thankfully.]
[He pauses for a moment before tipping his head toward one of the office buildings nearby; it should be unoccupied for the most part at this time of evening, and the view of downtown should be good from up top.]
[Yes, of course... He'll make sure there's no one immediately present before picking Jaeger up easily and setting off; as always, there's a lot of speed involved, but the jump up seems easy enough when he does it - the same sort of process as last time, finding something lower to launch off of and get them up onto the roof.
When he lands, it's hard, but at least it's not, like. Concrete-breaking. Just very heavy-sounding, because he's not particularly made for clean, pretty landings unless he's really trying for one.]
[As long as we're both fine and he doesn't have to worry about whether that landing broke your legs or anything it's good! Who cares if the landing isn't the prettiest thing in the world?]
This really is a lot of fun! Thank you for taking me up here!
[The view's wonderful too, but mostly he's just happy he has an excuse to be this close to Wesker.]
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I suppose if one has access to something powerful like that, it would be pointless not to do so; besides, it feels good to use the powers the viruses give you. Or at least, it does to me, and most people that have them seem to enjoy themselves on some level or another. I know Sergei did, and so did that woman I've told you about - her name was Alexia. If it's involuntary, things tend to go a bit differently, obviously; I've actually never seen a case of involuntary infection go well, now that I think about it.
...I have to wonder if the viruses can tell, somehow.
[...He works in pharmaceutical research and development, he knows how stupid that sounds. Viruses don't think, as far as anyone can tell, and even if they did they have very little reason to care about what their host thinks of them. Just the same, involuntary infections never go well; voluntary ones tend to work out, for a given degree of "working out."
...Shit's weird.]
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[It sounds sort of stupid, yeah, but it would make sense... Well, some sense, at least. The entire thing is still kind of ridiculous in general.]
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[...Dear god. He lobotomized it.]
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That sounds difficult, but you were working on it for a long time, weren't you?
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[It's decidedly easier to discuss Excella nowadays, thankfully.]
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Perhaps that's what you were doing all that time, then. It's certainly a possibility, isn't it?
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I know I've only really experienced things like that in memories, but it's...good, to not want that now.
It was consuming back then; I didn't have anything or anyone else. I have so much more now; I'm grateful for it.
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I'm glad to hear that. I want you to be happy, you know! It really does mean so much to me that you have more now.
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[He pauses for a moment before tipping his head toward one of the office buildings nearby; it should be unoccupied for the most part at this time of evening, and the view of downtown should be good from up top.]
Shall we?
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[He stops when Wesker does and follow his gaze upward, grinning.]
Ja, of course! Let's go!
[He'll move closer so you can pick him up too. C'mon, this looks fun!!]
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When he lands, it's hard, but at least it's not, like. Concrete-breaking. Just very heavy-sounding, because he's not particularly made for clean, pretty landings unless he's really trying for one.]
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This really is a lot of fun! Thank you for taking me up here!
[The view's wonderful too, but mostly he's just happy he has an excuse to be this close to Wesker.]
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Of course - I like bringing you places like this.
You're comfortable like that, I imagine...?
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[Sure, it's not like Wesker is the most comfortable person, but he means it. It really is nice here.]
You can set me down in a bit if I'm too heavy, but I really do like this!
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[...i mean he was also doing it for reasons that were a lot less nice than this but shhh.]
As long as you like it, I don't mind.
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Good, I'm glad! I don't want to move, so I suppose you're stuck with me!
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You say that as though I mind.
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I'm pleased you don't! I really do like being this close to you~!
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I don't tend to mind the contact if it's something like this.
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[This is a good thing, right? Maybe Wesker will get used to it again if we do this sort of thing frequently?]
I'll come out with you like this whenever you'd like! This sort of thing is very fun, and I really do enjoy the view!
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[It isn't something he tends to think about, but...even with all the weirdness he likes being here?]
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