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 This is Tsunemori! I'm sorry, I'm not here right now, but please leave a message. I promise to get back to you once I'm able. Thank you very much! |
This is Tsunemori! I'm sorry, I'm not here right now, but please leave a message. I promise to get back to you once I'm able. Thank you very much! |
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[ that brings a good point, but akane's persistence knows no bounds most of the time. maybe she will confront the ceo. if she gets nothing out of it, then that's fine with her. at least she's made her intentions known. ]
Alright, then I'll try to control myself.
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[He says that seriously, and he pushes up at his glasses.]
I would have paid the top host to charm you.
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Please don't.
[ seriously, don't. that would be too embarrassing. a policewoman at a host club is awful enough. ]
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Then please do be careful with your decisions.
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I've always been, even back at home. Please don't worry about me, Jade.
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He smirks coyly.]
Oh? I'm not the type to worry. I prefer to bemoan the inevitability of human failure.
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Ah. . . [ akane's been trying to look cheerful since she got here, but that makes her smile falter, and she blinks a couple of times. ] That's a pretty negative outlook in life.
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[ akane just laughs amiably. ]
At least, where I'm from... the more negative thoughts you have, the more cloudy your hue gets. And you could become a latent criminal.
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[He speaks airily and gives a light shrug.]
Things work quite a bit differently in my world. The more blindly positive thoughts that you tend to have, the higher the chances are of you acting like an idiot.
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[ YOU DEMENTED FREAK. ]
What kind of world do you live in that you think of optimists in that way?
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It's a very pleasant world known as Auldrant. Home to fonons and a populace that's used to relying on a system of prophecies known as The Score. So you see, it's proven to be quite the breeding ground for foolishness.
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[ no, sibyl already means prophet. that sounds redundant. she shakes her head, as she tries to explain. ]
It's Sibyl who decides our aptitude, and can tell us what our hues are. It really is a bad sign if your hue is cloudy, or if it's dark. . . as I've said, you'd be possibly considered a latent criminal if it were cloudy.
But there are so many holes in the Sibyl System... It's imperfect. And from what I'm hearing from you, I take it that you don't fully believe in the Score, too.
[ ?!?!?!?! something common with jade? what is this madness. ]
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He pushes up at his glasses, going on with less of a sarcastic air.]
The Score has been a decrepit system and a threat to the free will of humanity. I don't quite like it. Like your friend Sibyl, it can be far too judgmental. I don't think that I would be quite fond of either of them.
[He presses some fingers to his forehead.]
Luckily, my world has slowly been working through a process of actively detaching ourselves from The Score. I'd like to consider it to be a chance for humanity to approve in the area of significant independent thoughts, but I do worry about making my hue too sunny.
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[ looks like there's no helping it. ]
Oh, well. . . [ this is so awkward, someone save her. ]
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Jade just smirks and raises an eyebrow, deciding to see if she'll survive on her own.]
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Please don't tease me like that.
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My apologies. I will correct my behavior and tease you in different ways in the future.
With that, I believe that I've covered most of what I've intended to in this meeting. Do you happen to have anything to add, Miss Tsunemori.
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. . . No. At least, not now.
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As your assignment... in addition to the information gathering we've discussed, I would like you to look into how to read and produce braille writing, assuming that you do not know so already.
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Braille? No, but I could learn it. [ she's smart and things are easy to figure out for her, so she should learn it easily. then she thinks... kogami - the one whom she looked up to - probably knows it. ah, well. she'll just aim to be better next time. ]
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That could prove to be very helpful in the long run. [Then he muses on vaguely.]
Wouldn't it be interesting to find as many methods of communication as possible that did not really on either sight or hearing? [If there reports from that CERES tour were to be believed, then preparations had to be undertaken.]
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Interesting, [ she pauses, letting the word trail off in the air for a while before speaking again. ] I suppose.
They're watching us, aren't they? CERES, I mean.
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Alright. Thank you for this information.
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