[Ken effectively rules out Registration as an answer. Not that Will could blame him; everyone has their own thoughts on the government, it's not his place to change minds. Officially he has no business with them outside of his own status, and he likes it that way. But without changing status, without killing, and being unable to get bodies...what's left, graverobbing? How desperate. How easily messed up, and then what would the papers say about imPorts? Damn them all, put that burden on Ken.
Not happening.]
Your usual rivers are all dried up. [It's...just a statement. But it's delivered so grimly and almost abruptly it sounds rather like Will didn't mean to say it. Thinking out loud.] Have you ever spoken to an imPort by the name of Jesse Pinkman?
[Usually, Will isn't the biggest fan of dropping names. But this is in private, this isn't smeared across the Network for all to see. This is different. And while it's also exceedingly bleak and grisly, Jesse seemed accustomed to that. So accustomed to it, getting to use something seen as similar for the good of others wasn't immediately viewed as the same sort of terrifying. Worst came to worst, it didn't work out, and Jesse didn't appreciate it. Best come to best? That was worth the risk.]
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Not happening.]
Your usual rivers are all dried up. [It's...just a statement. But it's delivered so grimly and almost abruptly it sounds rather like Will didn't mean to say it. Thinking out loud.] Have you ever spoken to an imPort by the name of Jesse Pinkman?
[Usually, Will isn't the biggest fan of dropping names. But this is in private, this isn't smeared across the Network for all to see. This is different. And while it's also exceedingly bleak and grisly, Jesse seemed accustomed to that. So accustomed to it, getting to use something seen as similar for the good of others wasn't immediately viewed as the same sort of terrifying. Worst came to worst, it didn't work out, and Jesse didn't appreciate it. Best come to best? That was worth the risk.]