011 - Yeah, at this point? Whatever.

[slave_of_suzumiya]

... Okay, so the postman despite not being entirely trustworthy hates Mayfield more than he hates us. I think that's a good sign?

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[slave_of_suzumiya]

Maybe? I wonder what the history there is...

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

Mayb' not. [Usually people have good reasons. Sometimes not. Sometimes they only think they have.]

[slave_of_suzumiya]

Either way, I'm sure there has to be some history behind why he can do what he can... I mean, the town's upper echelon certainly wouldn't bestow power on someone that hates them.

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

They might 've changed.

[slave_of_suzumiya]

I guess that's possible...

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

But?

[slave_of_suzumiya]

I don't know, I just have the feeling that there's probably something more to it?

Especially since if I recall, the postman apparently set up shop some time after a lot of people had already arrived here?

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

[That is interesting.] What did h' do b'fore?

[slave_of_suzumiya]

That part, I'm not clear on. I wasn't actually around back then.

(Or rather, I supposedly was, but I don't remember anything about being here before November.)

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

Who would kn'w?

[slave_of_suzumiya]

I'm not sure if anyone would know what he was doing or where he came from before he started running the post office...

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

Wh're does h' live?

[slave_of_suzumiya]

I'm not sure... He could live in the post office itself for all I know?

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

Doesn't sound "n'rmal".

[slave_of_suzumiya]

Is there anything about this place you could actually call normal?

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

Th' try t' be.

[slave_of_suzumiya]

I suppose. But the postman plays outside the rules anyway.

[sveariket.livejournal.com]

'nother rulebook.