Is the collective noun of fae a Blessing or a Curse

[breakaleginhalf]

Okay, can we do like- a fucking stocktake of how many fucking Gentry there are? Because I'm pinging as so similar to them But Not that they keep fucking investigating me.

It's hard to tell when half of them don't have standardised bloody faces but so far I know Phillip, Altaïr, Naoya, uh- Q'uila? And goddamn Jules are all the real deal. Whoever runs some coffee shop around campus is another Traveller but I don't know her name.

Also-- fucking Shiro is a goddamn fucking Fetch. Or-- Changeling, or whatever the fuck it's called here I don't care he's not the real Shiro, the real one's on the Other Side.

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[runs]

Stone and that werewolf are Gentry, too.

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They're weird here.

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I'll try to pull Jules out.

[breakaleginhalf]

Probably don't, actually. I know it sucks but it's probably better for his sanity that he doesn't get stuck in one of them while he's himself, you know?

[runs]

[.........

Why does that have to make sense.]

They'd learn what we are through that, too.

[Because she doubts that Jules could contain his panic.]

[breakaleginhalf]

Right.

[He loves you Jules but he does not trust you with not panicking.]

The fewer people are half-infiltrated, probably the better.

[runs]

....Yeah.

[Her tail lashes, not that that can be seen or the attached emotion felt through the network right now.]

They'll find out about us anyway. Everyone is too bad at being sneaky about Travellers existing. [It's been proven a number of times now.

It's been bad enough so far. But all those fae beings knowing about Liminal...]

[breakaleginhalf]

I think we're just bad at being sneaky in general. Except for the people that are like, literally trained to be sneaky before they got here.

[Subtlety: a Traveller's one true nemesis.]

[runs]

At this point we could only really stay undercover if almost everyone was infiltrated.

[And even then... too many people know how to not fully infiltrate, and that almost leaves more glaring traces.]