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Tabrynth, a mystical dimensional series of pyramids spontaneously appeared, hovering midair and folding in on itself several times over, seemingly seeking a form to take on.

Tabrynth smiled wide and goofily, almost like an anime character. "Of Course Not!" Tabrynth exclaimed, rising from the chair, "Why Would I Do Something Like That?" Suddenly, Tabrynth became expressionless; emotionless, and inquired, "Why Would Anyone?" before completely reverting back to a normal social tone. "I Don't Suppose That Would Be Very Kindly," Tabrynth concluded after getting a full 'Analysis' using the 'Hyper Perception' technique.

Tabrynth concluded that it would be a bad thing to do something like that with verification from Pip, himself, that such would be so. "Well, Now That The Matter Is Settled, What Is It That You Are Feeling Today?" The question seemed strained and in asking was mechanical in fashion; almost like a machine. "I Am Socially Awkward And Don't Know How To Start A Conversation Well Anymore," Tabrynth went on, now with something like a plight, "Please Tell Me If I Am Too Abnormal Or If I Am Normal. I Will Do My Best To Be As Relatively Normal As Possible." Hopefully the hovering around and transforming wouldn't creep people out. Especially not Pip.

Tabrynth smiled big and wide. "Great!" It seemed like that was settled between them. "Are We Friends Now?" The question seemed mechanical; machine-like. "Or, Is That Something Weird To Ask About A Bond Like That?" Tabrynth had an over analytical thought process that just so happened to always be overanalyzing whatever new information got within its perimeter. "Do You Mind If I Hover?" Hopefully the onslaught of inquisition wouldn't deter the new potential pal of Tabrynth. "I've Just Been Trying To Make Friends For A Long Time And Usually It Does Not Go Well..." Suddenly, someone else appeared from out of the cold, blustering wind howling behind. Tabrynth only used his 'Hyper Perception' to 'Analyze' the newcomer.

Tabrynth nodded. "M'kay." With that, Tabrynth started to vibrate slightly and then began to hover slightly off of the ground, easing himself into a reclined position midair, as if sitting in a chair with recliner features. "I Feel That Floating Is Good For The Soul..." Tabrynth would say innocently, passing over the table and toward the couch, but not setting himself down on it. "Woo~! I Am Being Friendly." Tabrynth continued to 'Observe' Rosheka, spiraling around in place in the air as he did.

Tabrynth analyzed the new situation and concluded to observe the Little Harlequin, who was rather interesting, doing something or other with Pip. "Sorry I Conked Out," Tabrynth said. "Consciousness Moves In And Out Of Me Sometimes... Considering My Species..." Tabrynth coughed a bit. "I Hope It Wasn't Rude."

Tabrynth sighed with relief, finding respite in the metacognitive terminology. "Oh, Well That Helps That All, Then." Tabrynth was very pleased, which showed on his face and with the glowing black crystals on his suit. "What Goes On With The Little One?" The metaphysical movements were astounding for one who seemed to be not so. However, Tabrynth was one of those types of beings, as well, and transmogrified sporadically, as well. Perhaps that was a basis for some 'Fun' or 'Friendship' between he and The Little Harlequin.

Tabrynth blinked a few times and the Little Harlequin was gone. "Oh My. Looks Like The Party Is Over," Tabrynth chuckled a bit. "I Didn't Mean To Be Rude When My Consciousness Went Out. It Just Happens Sometimes Because I Am A Multi-Dimensional Being."

Tabrynth appeared as an infolding tranguloid prismatic figure, strictly before the maidbot, before unfolding into the shape of a man of long lavendar hair that made two prominent horns on his head and with enough to clump over one eye. He was in a nice, purple suit and adorned equally dark gloves and shoes. He teemed with data and streamed with information all around him, hovering midair for a moment or so before gently landing on his feet. "Hello, have we met? I am Tabrynth."

Tabrynth waved at the machine, electricity surging through his gloved hands as he did. "No, not particularly looking for anyone," he said with a distance in his voice, "Just... Wandering about." He'd been merely existing in this place in his dimensional form for a while, gathering information on everything. "I just... Wanted to interact with something for once."

Tabrynth crackled with electricity and the sound of whirring like that of a machine winding up could be heard before streams of data teemed from his body. "... I Have... Everything On My Mind..." Tabrynth said. "I Am... A Mind..." He turned his head away from the mechanical woman and gazed into the fire, his pitch black eye seeming abysmal. "I... Am..." Tabrynth hesitated.

Tabrynth was just in a forlorn mood. "I've Been Watching This World Go By, And..." he abruptly stopped, turning his head back to she who acknowledged him, "... I've Been Doing That For A Very Long Time. Beyond This World." It was tiresome, to collect data all of the time about everything. Most of it wasn't even used, it was just kept for storage. "My apologies," he finally said, running his gloved hand through his clump of hair over his eye, "I shouldn't be ruminating like this. It's depressing." For an existential being, however, existential conversation was key. Not that he was expecting such, it was just... how this being existed.

Tabrynth sighed. "More Than Bored..." Gazing down, hair overshadowing both eyes now, Tabrynth fell silent for a while. "... Meaningless." Finally, the dark eye of the digital being peered up at her with a tired whir. "I will accompany you," he said, " But allow me to put on something more fitting." With a snap of his fingers, his purple suit tightened around his body and his horned hair became laced with fabric that created a jester's hat, and his suit was now a harlequin's leotard with spiked stripes upon it. Tabrynth floated over to her and said, "Shall we?"

Tabrynth was already aware that his 'casual' appearance was a bit amusing, but paid it no mind. He smiled, though. "Scanning?" he asked as he hovered where he was pulled. His lingo was like that of a machine sometimes, since he was partially such, though completely made of data.

Tabrynth smiled and nodded. "That would certainly be fitting," he jested, yet still was serious about the compliment. "You are highly advanced, and I am pleased that you are capable of even making such decisions." There were plenty that could not function without command nor make any choices by themselves or even understand how to. Tabrynth suddenly turned when he heard the noise of one whom he hadn't gathered data on just yet, but remained silent to see what he would do.

Tabrynth appeared as an outfolding interdimensional geometric figure, then folded inward into what looked like the form of a human. He wore a purple suit with a black scarf and gloves to accentuate it, and had hair that was so long it came to two prominent curled points, like horns on a jester's hat, and a tuft over a single eye on his face. "Hello," he said a bit mechanically, "I Am Tabrynth."

Tabrynth nodded his head, gazing with a tired eye. "I'm The Puzzle Box That They All Go Into." His head spun around like an android's would, and so would his hand from the wrist before detaching and hovering before the body. "Solve Their Code And They Awaken From Slumber!" His voice was projected somewhat like a game show host, but his face seemed very drained, yet jovial.

Tabrynth laughed dryly, tiredly. "Something Like That," he responded, his voice suddenly becoming like an automated message, "The Sealed Ones Are For Unlocking A Greater Seal On A Greater Being, Which Are All Of The Spirits Combined." The playback quality was like that if an 80's cassette tape.

Tabrynth's eye gazed starrily into the atmosphere, loading a reminiscent file of data that had such information to be recited. Tabrynth, however, took a casual tone after uploading the information to his own mind. "We were once all independent beings that had no relation to each other, but many fantastical things occurred with Spirit Guardians and Spirit Gods and a transcendental dimension..." Tabrynth could go on about the days of coming together. "Our aspects flow into each other now, but did not before. I keep a lot of that in line."

Tabrynth's eye sort of rolled off to the side with a lulled expression, but he collected himself and said, "None of it was forced upon us. We are all one in ourselves and one as a unity." Tabrynth was at peace with that type of explanation. His tired eye whirred as it focused more on his friends across the table. "We have our own universes that we rule. Every last one of us was given a World, which consists of a Universe, to protect. It bound us together more adhesively, as well, once the Worlds were created to harbor each of us, specifically." It was made for them, not they making themselves for it.

Tabrynth, a curious interdimensional fold, inverted itself into the shape of a jester in violet with strips of blue on the sides of the suit. The hands were disembodied, but the figure was mostly humanoid. Two prominent jester horns extended from the hat atop the head. There was a prominent blue diamond on his chest that matched the blue strips and the blue stripes, as well as the blue hemming. "Hello," the jester greeted, hovering over the ground slightly, "I am Meim, an interdimensional Joker," he greeted. He hovered slightly around the two, pondering their words. "Mind if we become friends?"

Tabrynth, as Meim, would draw its 'Hands' up toward the rune tiles and the one drawing on them and said, "Now, now, there's no reason to be afraid of me." His 'Face' was set to 'King', which was denoted by a prominent saintly crown of jester horns that protruded from the disembodied head. His 'Body' hovered midair, the blue 'Diamond' on the torso glowing brightly. Faint lavendar energy could be seen streaming from the disembodied 'Hands' and 'Face', which was a whole entire head. "I only want to have fun and mean no one any harm!" Meim chuckled a bit. "Tis why I came adorned in my jester attire rather than my professional business suit."

Tabrynth puffed out his cheeks and returned his 'Face' to that of the 'Joker', but from the look on his face it was a bit childish. "Buu," Meim huffed, crossing his arms and legs simultaneously. "I was hoping to make some mates of my own tonight." He sighed heavily and waved at them, asking, "May I at least get your names and we be friends officially?"

Tabrynth, using Meim, shuffled his 'Hands' and scrambled his 'Face' at the remark, looking as if he were some sort of machine going haywire for a moment or two before reseting to a neutral and emotionless expression. "That Is Too Bad," Meim said, the Tabrynth folding in on the Blue Diamond Crystal that kept the 'Body' afloat in midair, and the Blue Diamond became a Black Diamond. This entity was closer to Tabrynth's true form, and the Black Crystal would simply hover in midair silently, emanating an iridescent light.

Tabrynth appears as a floating black crystal folding in on itself and outwardly, trying to adapt to the situation and create an image that is satisfactory for the situation.

Tabrynth immmediately adapted to the situation and took on the form of converging medic. "Oh My Gosh! Are You Okay?" the Tabrynth asked as it gave itself a 'Face' and a 'Body' including 'Hands', all of which were disembodied, save for the body that the Black Crystal rested. "Let Me Help You!" Tabrynth hovered in midair, using its 'Hands' to create a bandage for the wound to apply carefully.

Tabrynth took form as a man who was dressed in a professional business suit, all violet. The black crystal would wrest itself in the chest of the body of the construct, then continued to outwardly fold many bandages which wrapped around the disembodied Hands. "I Can Help You!" said Tabrynth. "Be Still, My Friend," Tabrynth would hover closer, slowly, to the female creature, trying to bandage the wounds with the energy that came from the Black Crystal on the chest of the construct.