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[invisibill]

 Right, so I guess some of you might have noticed the thing with the dragons running around? Kind of noticeable and all.

[Danny shifts awkwardly as he tries to figure out what to say.]

Look, I didn't bring the amulet here. But I did recognize it. It's from my world. So I guess I kind of feel responsible. Is that a thing? Things from home following you here, I mean?

But yeah... Just for future reference. If you see something glowing a weird green color, maybe try running in the other direction instead of picking it up?

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[invisibill]

Benign objects? [He shrugs.] Maybe. It depends on how you define benign. Familiar faces? Could definitely be a problem.

[Because he had a lot more enemies than he did friends. And even some of his friends were enemies to half of himself. ]

[looksfine]

Benign. Adjective. Not harmful in effect, gently, and/or kindly in nature.

[Yes, she did just recite a basic definition of the word. She tended to take things way literal at times.]

Does the word have a different definition in your world of origin?

[invisibill]

But some things are benign to one person, and the complete opposite to someone else. [You know, like his parents' house full of anti-ghost weaponry.]

[looksfine]

[She thought on his response for a moment before nodding in agreement.]

Admittedly, there is a substance in my universe that appears to cause harm to only myself.

I am most fortunate it has yet to appear in this one.

[invisibill]

Does that kind of thing show up for anyone else? Is that something we need to watch for.

[Although it wasn't like he needed more. He'd already run into the local equivalent of blood blossoms. ]

[looksfine]

[Again, a moment's pause to consider.]

Statistically, the chances of such a thing occurring to your--though not at zero percent--is sufficiently low. You should not overly concern yourself with those thoughts.

[invisibill]

...Great. With my luck I'm going to fall into that not zero percent part.

[looksfine]

Is it common for yourself to routinely fall outside the standard expectations of probability?

[invisibill]

Does really bad luck count?

[looksfine]

'Luck' is not a quantifiable phenomenon. Its influence is random, with no readily discernible cause or catalyst.

[invisibill]

And yet it still shows up all the time.

[looksfine]

[Well, then. If what he said was true, and not tainted by personal bias...perhaps Aya would have to rethink her approach.]

You are certain there is no external catalyst influencing the occurrences in your life?

[invisibill]

...Thanks. I think I just got ten time more paranoid.