Write a conversation between a psychiatrist and a member of their fantasy race.

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Ai-chan

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Patient: Hello.
Psychiatrist: Hello. Sit.
Patient: Where?
Psychiatrist: It's a figure of speech.
Patient: Reminds me of that time humans made up stories about me.
Psychiatrist: Let's talk about that. What stories did they make up?
Patient: That I live deep in the ocean, far from prying eyes and that if I came to the human world, humans would go insane from the mere proximity.
Psychiatrist: How true were all those?
Patient: Very true, but that's not the point.
Psychiatrist: Would you like to talk about that?
Patient: In the first place, how would they have known? Practically nobody came to my part of the world. Well, technically people did come, but they all ended up in my belly. Heck it's called The Farthest Point for a reason!
Psychiatrist: And this distresses you greatly?
Patient: Of all the... how would you feel if humans make up stories about you and your thousand youngs?
Psychiatrist: I would be very happy. My little lambs are very adorable. But let's talk about you. How have you been feeling lately?
Patient: It's kind of here and there, I guess. I mean, I used to have some human debris falling around me while I was just sleeping only 10 years ago. But now my distractions are just the occasional sailors.
Psychiatrist: Sailors are tasty.
Patient: Really? I thought they taste just like fish.
Psychiatrist: How would they taste like fish? They're red meat. They taste like beef.
Patient: I've never eaten beef.
Psychiatrist: Seriously?
Patient: Seriously. Everytime I tried to get to land, them humans started going insane and saying "the end of the world has come" or some shit. They'd usually kill themselves or each other shortly afterwards.
Psychiatrist: That means you'd get a lot of meat whenever you come to shore.
Patient: I don't eat suicide victims. Or people who got killed without a dedication to my name. Not that they can pronounce my name correctly.
Psychiatrist: Well, perhaps you need to broaden your horizons, do something new?
Patient: Such as what?
Psychiatrist: Why not wipe out an island somewhere?
Patient: I see. Thanks, I'll try that.
 
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:blob_aww: .. soooo will they share with me some .. i kinda cant visit realities you know .. something about .. i will collapse the fabric of existence or something ..
 
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Patient: Hello.
Psychiatrist: Hello. Sit.
Patient: Where?
Psychiatrist: It's a figure of speech.
Patient: Reminds me of that time humans made up stories about me.
Psychiatrist: Let's talk about that. What stories did they make up?
Patient: That I live deep in the ocean, far from prying eyes and that if I came to the human world, humans would go insane from the mere proximity.
Psychiatrist: How true were all those?
Patient: Very true, but that's not the point.
Psychiatrist: Would you like to talk about that?
Patient: In the first place, how would they have known? Practically nobody came to my part of the world. Well, technically people did come, but they all ended up in my belly. Heck it's called The Farthest Point for a reason!
Psychiatrist: And this distresses you greatly?
Patient: Of all the... how would you feel if humans make up stories about you and your thousand youngs?
Psychiatrist: I would be very happy. My little lambs are very adorable. But let's talk about you. How have you been feeling lately?
Patient: It's kind of here and there, I guess. I mean, I used to have some human debris falling around me while I was just sleeping only 10 years ago. But now my distractions are just the occasional sailors.
Psychiatrist: Sailors are tasty.
Patient: Really? I thought they taste just like fish.
Psychiatrist: How would they taste like fish? They're red meat. They taste like beef.
Patient: I've never eaten beef.
Psychiatrist: Seriously?
Patient: Seriously. Everytime I tried to get to land, them humans started going insane and saying "the end of the world has come" or some shit. They'd usually kill themselves or each other shortly afterwards.
Psychiatrist: That means you'd get a lot of meat whenever you come to shore.
Patient: I don't eat suicide victims. Or people who got killed without a dedication to my name. Not that they can pronounce my name correctly.
Psychiatrist: Well, perhaps you need to broaden your horizons, do something new?
Patient: Such as what?
Psychiatrist: Why not wipe out an island somewhere?
Patient: I see. Thanks, I'll try that.
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Childe: Mael welcomes venerable Sire!
Sire: Welcome to the earthly abode of mine, my Childe. Come and be at leisure.
Sire: Won't deny, I'm surprised by your early visit to my domain. It hasn't even been four decades.
Childe: Yes, Sire. I was in the vicinity. Mere 500 leagues away.
Sire: I hear and see. But why is your flow in such a disarray? Prey, unwind. What is it that ails you so, poor fledgling?
Childe: It... It's just my familiar! I beg you not to think less of me. Oh, how it's been gnawing at me! Imagine that only 200 nights ago, this varlet came and announced that he and the bevy cannot clean up the foot pages I and my guest dispatched as per usual precendently.
Sire: ... Are you telling me that you let mere kine admonish, no, verily tell you what to do? You obliterated him, his close ones and that useless gang right away, did not you?
Childe: I... I did not! Don't you remember him? I told you about that nurseling.
Sire: What? Do you mean that pet you were so proud of picking and gushed about? Wasn't that during our penultimate meeting?
Childe: Indeed! I grew used to having him.
Sire: Good Gehenna! What has got into you? I nurtured no such perverse kindred!
Childe: But he was so innocent and sweet! And how good he'd been to me. Looking after my coffin, dusting the chantry. I did not need to tell him a thing. Amrita of high grade, always awaiting me in the jug come eve. I also fed him. Must be almost as mighty as a thin-blood.
Sire: By beholder! You let yourself get attached to a mortal! You require a remedy!
Childe: I think it started with that thing. Tet...Te-le-pho-na they call it, have you heard of it?
Sire: I did. It's those blasted quaesitors and their incessant waggery! Our ancestors advanced the herd sparingly. But these lees of the phratry damned be, of course, know better. Bestowing upon mortals boons untold here and there.
Childe: It's long different too. No wire, you speak into nothingness and get magically heard either way.
Sire: What sorcery. They have no fear of progenitors to bring such devious contraptions to amuse the flock!
Childe: I'm told, our locale, all there is about us is getting transmitted elsewhere, yet we cannot even order fresh sustenance without the condemned thing. And what's worse, everyone carries the same. Along with the enchanted eyes, that keep observing from everywhere.
Sire: ...This rubbish again.
Childe: I beg your pardon, esteemed Sire. It's that your domain is a wilderness with several villages spread wide. The last town fell into desolation half a millennium ago. Hence, just not the same as in the densely populated area I curate...
Sire: I told you and those council's fools that I'd never relocate. This demesne was bequeathed to me by my grand Sire, the master of Elam. I'd never migrate elsewhere on the word of some milksops and younglings.
Sire: Hark now, shall you! What value are those who cannot be turned in the first place? Think, to what filth do you let yourself get attached to? Do you deem him the same? From the very first moment I came upon you on the streets of Ephesus, I straight away knew that you were bound to transcend. Our aura is unique and never the same!
Sire: I tell you to heed my word! Come to your senses and get rid of that faulty pet of yours. Imagine if others' followers learnt of the familiarity you condone. You'd end up the laughing stock at the next coven's gathering. Do not force my hand!
Childe: I... I hear and obey the grand genitor. I shall have to persist on my own. Shall probably resettle from the townhouse, away from all the rumpus since it's like this.
Sire: I can always demand of the ghouls to vacate that chamber down below.
Childe: Much obliged. Your grace is ever wise and gracious beyond any extent.

I loaned some of my vampire novel's parlance.
 
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Childe: Mael welcomes venerable Sire!
Sire: Welcome to the earthly abode of mine, my Childe. Come and be at leisure.
Sire: Won't deny, I'm surprised by your early visit to my domain. It hasn't even been four decades.
Childe: Yes, Sire. I was in the vicinity. Mere 500 leagues away.
Sire: I hear and see. But why is your flow in such disarray? Prey, unwind. What is it that ails you so, poor fledgling?
Childe: It... It's just my familiar! I beg you not to think less of me. Oh, how it's been gnawing at me! Imagine that only 200 nights ago, this varlet came and announced that he and the bevy cannot clean up the foot pages I and my guest dispatched as per usual precendently.
Sire: ... Are you telling me that you let mere kine admonish, no, verily tell you what to do? You obliterated him, his close ones and that useless gang right away, did not you?
Childe: I... I did not! Don't you remember him? I told you about that nurseling.
Sire: What? Do you mean that pet you were so proud of picking and gushed about? Wasn't that during our penultimate meeting?
Childe: Indeed! I grew used to having him.
Sire: Good Gehenna! What has got into you? I nurtured no such perverse kindred!
Childe: But he was so innocent and sweet! And how good he'd been to me. Looking after my coffin, dusting the chantry. I did not need to tell him a thing. Amrita of high grade, always awaiting me in the jug come eve. I also fed him. Must be almost as mighty as a thin-blood.
Sire: By beholder! You let yourself get attached to a mortal! You require a remedy!
Childe: I think it started with that thing. Tet...Te-le-pho-na they call it, have you heard of it?
Sire: I did. It's those blasted quaesitors and their incessant waggery! Our ancestors advanced the herd sparingly. But these lees of the phratry damned be, of course, know better. Bestowing upon mortals boons untold here and there.
Childe: It's long different too. No wire, you speak into nothingness and get magically heard either way.
Sire: What sorcery. They have no fear of progenitors to bring such devious contraptions to amuse the flock!
Childe: I'm told, our locale, all there is about us is getting transmitted elsewhere, yet we cannot even order fresh sustenance without the condemned thing. And what's worse, everyone carries the same. Along with the enchanted eyes, that keep observing from everywhere.
Sire: ...This rubbish again.
Childe: I beg your pardon, esteemed Sire. It's that your domain is a wilderness with several villages spread wide. The last town fell into desolation half a millennium ago. Hence, just not the same as in the densely populated area I curate...
Sire: I told you and those council's fools that I'd never relocate. This demesne was bequeathed to me by my grand Sire, the master of Elam. I'd never migrate elsewhere on the word of some milksops and younglings.
Sire: Hark now, shall you! What value are those who cannot be turned in the first place? Think, to what filth do you let yourself get attached to? Do you deem him the same? From the very first moment I came upon you on the streets of Ephesus, I straight away knew that you were bound to transcend. Our aura is unique and never the same!
Sire: I tell you to heed my word! Come to your senses and get rid of that faulty pet of yours. Imagine if other's followers learnt of the familiarity you condone. You'll end up the laughing stock at the next coven's gathering. Do not force my hand!
Childe: I... I hear and obey the grand genitor. I shall have to persist on my own. Shall probably resettle from the townhouse, away from all the rumpus since it's like this.
Sire: I can always demand the ghouls vacate that chamber down below.
Childe: Much obliged. Your grace is ever wise and gracious beyond any extent.

I loaned some of my vampire novel's parlance.
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