Majima Gorō (
justbeingknife) wrote in
quietplace2018-02-18 04:45 pm
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UN: @kyouken // Back when I was a brat, I found a sparrow with a broken leg and took it home
Seems like a couple people here have been showin' up with folks they know from back home. I was figurin' that since they came from the same place, they were also from just about the same time -- but from what I been hearing, that ain't necessarily the case.
So if you're from the 'future' compared to someone ya know here, lemme ask ya this: do you remember that other person going missing?
I also heard that there were people who came here before us, but it tapered off before starting back up again last month. But how long was that dry spell? Would anyone from back then be around?
So if you're from the 'future' compared to someone ya know here, lemme ask ya this: do you remember that other person going missing?
I also heard that there were people who came here before us, but it tapered off before starting back up again last month. But how long was that dry spell? Would anyone from back then be around?

un: sol
And that no one remembers someone going missing.
[Okay, he didn't hear it from anyone HERE but that was always true in other worlds like this he's visited.]
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And the one from the past wouldn't remember themselves bein' missing and coming back, either?
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Usually not. Chances are when we leave, we won't remember anything about this place. It'll be like we never left at all.
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How the fuck does that work?! And how come you're so calm about it?
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And um... Sometimes you don't go straight home. Sometimes, like me, you go to a different world instead of going home.
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UN: MadMax
:|b
<3
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a-okay~
\O/
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un: ryuoh
When the group I came with got here, the only other people around were the natives. Are you saying there were different people around before us?
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'Course, that's second or thirdhand intel at this point. I was hoping that if it was true, there might be some proof that they were here. I mean, what happened to 'em? They go back to their own dimension? Or did they stick around?
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[wtf is with the people here always laying abstract, high-concept shit on him like this]
I wouldn't know anything about that, but it's probably a safe bet to think that they didn't make it long enough to meet any of us. For all we know, there might be a limit on the amount of times you can be reset.
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What if some of 'em did survive, though? Maybe not long enough to meet us, but long enough. Hell, maybe some of 'em even married one of the natives, had a kid or two.
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[in prison, he means.]
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un: touched
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Did ya get the sense that 'left town' was literal?
[ Or you know... was it like going to live on a nice farm....? ]
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...
... actually, it's a fair question, 'cause he wondered the same thing.]
According to what I heard, they went exploring and didn't come back. No one saw them come back through the Reset Room, either. Maybe they're still out there.
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If they are still around, they must've worked out ways to survive. Maybe managed to leave town. But it's hard to believe the surrounding towns are much better off than this one.
I wonder if this started off in one place.
now with the proper tag
[It feels like his optimism is running on fumes--but he'd still like to hope no news is good news when it comes to the mysterious earlier arrivals, like maybe they found some answers out there. They won't know until they go themselves.]
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would you like to handwave the end of this? sorry buried in tags atm
no problemo!
un: eraserhead
There was only one incident in which they were missing and the timeframe of them being missing currently doesn't add up with being stuck here. They would also be able to report if I had gone missing for one reason or another.
If any of the outsiders from before our time are still around, they haven't said anything about it.
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[ Because if so, Sora's explanation would seem to make some amount of sense, or at least as much as anything ever did around here. ]
Jake said that the last bunch left town a few months ago. You guys ever run across any trace of them bein' here? Did they used to live in the same houses we do now?
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[If he could accept there were vastly different alternate realities, what about smaller ones? Could one of his students be hiding any sort of key event change? Ah, irritating. And it would have been much nicer if it had been limited to just him. The more students, the more
worryheadache.]It's hard to tell what's traces of the society that used to be here and what's outsider technology. The houses were entirely empty when we moved in, so there's no evidence on that front.
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[ If only there was a convenient giant, glowing science lab somewhere they could storm for answers. At any rate, Majima was willing to entertain the possibility that the people who had been brought here had not been selected out of directed malevolence. Although... it was a little suspicious that there were so many kids around. ]
Be easier to ask the locals about it, but most of 'em act like they're too busy -- can't get more than one answer at a time.
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[A hideout raid would be far, far more satisfying than the sort of blind groping they were stuck doing. The locals implied they had no power over who was brought here and, despite his lack of trust in them, there was no reason to believe they were lying. Yet.]
I doubt the locals want us to make any progress. They'd rather we stay and help maintain their population. So, even if they know, they're not just going to feed us any useful information.
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un: nishizono
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So what rock you been hiding under?
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which is once whenever i feel like. not the ideal, apparently. seems like i missed a lot of stuff since.
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[ pot, kettle. Majima's apartment back in Sotenbori didn't even have a bed. It didn't even have a futon. It was like a blanket. A table. A radio. A kitchen, but only because that had come with the place.
Oh well, whatever. ]
Who're ya stayin' with?
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[ it's a little more complicated than that, but hell, maybe the guy's sharp enough to read between the lines. tetora trusts that he is, anyway. if tetora could get away with sleeping out in the open, he'd do it without hesitation. ]
so far i've only met the one guy. tall, shark-like, hair like an actor. european-looking dude named erik.
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oh ho ho what intrigue
look it's not like that!!
mm hmm
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hush you!!!
ohohoho
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let's table this stabbing for the future because things
yes let's not use the network for stabbing, that seems somehow wrong
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