I'd hope so. I guess I'm probably better at it than I was when I first got here...
[...that always gets him, when Tsukiyama says things like that. It's not necessarily in a bad way, per say, but even so it's still a little...strange, hearing that sort of thing.]
You're welcome. And...thank you for checking up on me at all. I really wasn't sure how this weekend would go, but it wasn't as bad as I thought.
I'm not surprised you don't remember; you had been brought here from around the same time I was, in July. So technically, you haven't experienced it yet.
I actually don't know, and it's a bit difficult to say without polling the network directly.
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For reference and peace of mind, I'm not saying this to you with the intention of...I don't know, implying that I would prefer it if you'd come to us as you were that weekend, as opposed to how you are now. You know that, n'est-ce pas?
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...it seemed fitting, considering.
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I named her Carrie.
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SHIT, KANEKI, HE HAS PROBABLY JUST TERRIFIED POOR MERIDIANA WITH THE SUDDEN BURST OF LAUGHTER FROM THE ROOM NEXT DOOR.]
That angry, is she...
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She, uh...she holds a nasty grudge, let's put it that way.
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I'll keep that in mind if I ever come across her again; I assume she won't like Banjou-san, either.
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[If anything, she hates Banjou more.]
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...I mean, Rikki doesn't like a lot of people or Pokemon, but she really doesn't like Carrie.
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That's true. I can't say she'd like it all that much, but she'd be able to handle Angmar better than I ever could.
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Thank you for talking to me, by the way. I appreciate it.
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[...that always gets him, when Tsukiyama says things like that. It's not necessarily in a bad way, per say, but even so it's still a little...strange, hearing that sort of thing.]
You're welcome. And...thank you for checking up on me at all. I really wasn't sure how this weekend would go, but it wasn't as bad as I thought.
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[It's something he's not certain he should have said, really, but he imagines there's not much harm in it either.]
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I was...here before?
[It takes him a moment, but he does send something after that.]
I don't remember that at all...did you talk to me?
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I'm not surprised you don't remember; you had been brought here from around the same time I was, in July. So technically, you haven't experienced it yet.
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So...it was me from the future. Or, I guess...it seem that way for me, anyway.
And when that weekend was over...I disappeared again.
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I met up with you near that lake that's up by Mahogany Town.
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For reference and peace of mind, I'm not saying this to you with the intention of...I don't know, implying that I would prefer it if you'd come to us as you were that weekend, as opposed to how you are now. You know that, n'est-ce pas?
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And it's not as if that person you talked to that weekend wasn't still me. It was just me from a different time.
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[And there's a pause, for a moment, before another text comes through.]
I'm glad that you're here, you know.
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I know. ...I'm glad I am, too.
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...are you glad to be here, Tsukiyama-san?
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