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Dear Azrael,
Thanks for the clarification with the eye thing. That's really interesting. You said your brother, Grimm Reaper, also collects souls. Does he have the eye thing too? Also, I feel like there's some security there - even if you're in a life-threatening situation, if you're before the time you saw you won't die.
Also, it's nice that you have such clear-cut rules for time travel. Ours is like 1. You can't alter your present. 2. Figure it out, suckers. Theo and I are working on getting more concrete rules. And your interdimensional travel sounds like fun! Having a dimension where everyone is Irish sounds very interesting. I live near Boston, and basically everyone there is either Irish or fake Irish (no, you are not Irish if your mom's dog's nephew's cousin's owner's grandma's sister's cousin's granddaughter is Irish). But I don't think I can have the vodka though, I'm underage. Well, probably not in Ireland, but US citizenship and stuff. Something about me: one of my worst fears is becoming a really bad alcoholic and having my life fall apart. I'm convinced if I touch a drop of alcohol it's going to happen, so I think I'll steer clear. I need Theo to restrain me from eating all the chocolate in the house sometimes, so I can't imagine what having an alcohol addiction would be like for me.
Books I would recommend for you? I feel that you would like urban/high fantasy more than sci-fi, so I'll find something. Maybe I can get my hands on the first two volumes of the Paragon Chronicles, you said you like lore. They're comics, which is cool. It complements the high fantasy style well, at least from what I've heard. I think I might read them too, because Cody is definitely going to geek out about it and I don't want to leave him hanging. Besides, it'll be good for me to step outside of my comfort zone.
Weird dimensions I've been to. Well, something I found out is that the laws of physics and stuff work differently in different dimensions, so I went to this world that has no concept of gravity. Because there was no gravity, planets didn't fully form. So it's more like a bunch of small celestial bodies made of dust, rock, and ice that stuck together because they just rammed into each other and then just stayed like that. Life never formed there because with no gravity, there can't be an atmosphere, but interdimensional travelers inhabited the dimension. There is no sun, so it's really dark, except for the artificial lights that people brought. They also brought plants, so they have oxygen so they can breathe in space without EVA suits. It was really cool because you could bounce from one planetoid to another, but it was really weird. The people were nice though. This other time, I needed some parts for something Theo and I were building, but the parts were basically unobtainable on Earth so we went to the multiverse. We found out that apparently human snack foods are in high demand there, so we traded some a large amount of potato chips and a jelly doughnut for what we needed. We also went to this dimension where there were a bunch of Lovecraftian horror beasts. Theo and I thought we were going to die, until we saw that they were playing card games. I played spit with one of the guys who was made purely out of hands and won some interdimensional money on a bet I made. Theo had to drag me out before I developed a gambling addiction or before the house gave us the boot. We also didn't want to miss dinner.
I'll keep on the lookout for V. I'm going to call him that because I don't want to accidentally say his name out loud. Is it one of those things where if you say someone's name, bad things happen? I've seen lots of guys in tuxes and with canes, but none with crimson eyes.
Sincerely,
Chelsea