[ he doesn't sound all that bothered by it either. he's been able to protect libby from unnecessary heat, since. just like before. ]
And yes, it seems like it. Nightingale has been very helpful - they're two different people. At least one is a "composer", which is sort of like a Game overseer. We may get t meet them at the end of the week.
That's what I thought, too. Like a creator. It sort of makes sense - if we're all moving parts, and someone has to watch over us, then a composer might be the type of person who makes sure everything runs smoothly.
[ so. ] Our game doesn't have a composer, which makes it especially unique, apparently. It meant it was more open to manipulation, thus everything about us being previously alive.
[ Well. Not that we are now.
dry, but that's besides the point. fei du blinks. ] Sharks? Which?
Oh, those were Zelda's, I believe. Each one of us drew something on it. We tried not to use that manifestation for anything particularly important in terms of information or code.
[ fei du flashes her a smile that's more genuine. ]
When I'm right? Absolutely. [ or just most of the time, but that's fine. ] We did our best to keep reaching out to you all. Some of the messages that you received may have been so strange because it's only this week that we were allowed to identify ourselves to you, per nightingale. It's why we have so many strange usernames.
usually. anyway. he laughs a little at that bit. ] Really? I was wondering why you hadn't written back. To be honest, the first time I tried was when I wrote back to who I assume was Shenhe, and it gave me a connection error. It was only when I got here that I realized it had gone through after all.
[I've been hurt plenty. Not usually... emotionally, but there's a first time for everything.]
Kyoko Kuremi is going to have her time turned back. It's our only way to undo everything that's happened in these eight years. My host might have some vague lingering memories of my time as her, but nothing solid.
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[He feels abandoned.]
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Not for much longer. [ As long as it all works out. ] We're finally getting some clarity on what happens next - so we'll return to them soon.
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It's doable. Unless there are any strange surprises over the week, we should be in the clear.
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[She doesn't really mind.]
We'll get an accurate update on Monday? Is that right?
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[ he doesn't sound all that bothered by it either. he's been able to protect libby from unnecessary heat, since. just like before. ]
And yes, it seems like it. Nightingale has been very helpful - they're two different people. At least one is a "composer", which is sort of like a Game overseer. We may get t meet them at the end of the week.
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"Composer"... like in music?
It'd be interesting to see them.
Oh, by the way, what were the sharks on that picture about?
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[ so. ] Our game doesn't have a composer, which makes it especially unique, apparently. It meant it was more open to manipulation, thus everything about us being previously alive.
[ Well. Not that we are now.
dry, but that's besides the point. fei du blinks. ] Sharks? Which?
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I believe it was... last week? On the picture. Three sharks colored yellow, purple and blue.
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Oh, those were Zelda's, I believe. Each one of us drew something on it. We tried not to use that manifestation for anything particularly important in terms of information or code.
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[Nice that she didn't seriously spiral over this for weeks.]
It did give us a lot of hope that you were still around somewhere. So, thank you for trusting me with it.
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I'd trust you with anything, Kyoko. [ It was a no brainer. ] I'm glad you were able to get it.
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How did you decide on who would receive it?
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I said it was going to you, and just didn't accept no for an answer.
[ They pushed us around enough. ]
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[Said extremely fondly.]
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When I'm right? Absolutely. [ or just most of the time, but that's fine. ] We did our best to keep reaching out to you all. Some of the messages that you received may have been so strange because it's only this week that we were allowed to identify ourselves to you, per nightingale. It's why we have so many strange usernames.
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[ But that's okay. It's part of why she likes him. Stubborn humans, fond Alphamon. ]
They did seem rather all over the place. I hadn't realized I could respond to them. [ I, Mira, did not know where to submit them. ]
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usually. anyway. he laughs a little at that bit. ] Really? I was wondering why you hadn't written back. To be honest, the first time I tried was when I wrote back to who I assume was Shenhe, and it gave me a connection error. It was only when I got here that I realized it had gone through after all.
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Just not in the way you were expecting. [haha. get it? she's dead.]
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but also!!! ]
...Wolfwood tried to tell me he didn't target you, but I find it hard to believe.
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[And we'll live with the consequences.]
Soon enough we'll be away from here and I'll be finishing my duties as Alphamon... I don't know if Kyoko Kuremi will remember any of this anyway.
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but he doesn't address the thought any further, just shaking his head. thoughtshare week sucks but whatever. ]
Hopefully not. [ frankly. fei du would also love to dissociate free of this entire situation. ] Trauma tends to block out memories one way or another.
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Kyoko Kuremi is going to have her time turned back. It's our only way to undo everything that's happened in these eight years. My host might have some vague lingering memories of my time as her, but nothing solid.
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You're going to separate from her entirely?
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[I might still have her appearance in my memory, perhaps.]
We'll be separate entities.
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