Yuan (
fortunefail) wrote2012-01-29 02:52 am
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- 88 [Action]
[With all these newcomers about, Yuan simply isn't comfortable staying at home. Against all better judgment, he ventures out into the village to have a look. Catch him anywhere, any time!
Later, he'll return to house #8 to find it ravaged, after Kratos had a little 'argument' with Lord Kvar. Wonderfully foreboding. What other surprises may lie in wait here?]
Later, he'll return to house #8 to find it ravaged, after Kratos had a little 'argument' with Lord Kvar. Wonderfully foreboding. What other surprises may lie in wait here?]

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[His tone become somewhat dry.] And neither are we given the choice of whether we want to leave at all.
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When you say "we", who exactly are you referring to? [The underlying question being: Is Yuan included in this group? Botta should know him long enough to understand that.]
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Far fewer residents than there appear to be here. Typically, there are fewer than twenty in the enclosure I've been brought from.
[He knows Yuan will hardly be put off by the insertion of one detail to cover the lack of another, but his reaction should be informative.]
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You expected me to know about this.
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Yes, sir.
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What exactly is it that you aren't telling me?
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I believe that our experiences even prior to our captivity may not be identical, sir.
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[And that wasn't even counting the clone.]
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... In any case, welcome to Luceti. There are no day trips or doubles from alternate timelines. We're stuck inside this barrier to be guinea pigs and foot soldiers for a group of scientists calling themselves the Malnosso.
[Doesn't that sound appealing, Botta?]
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He's silent for a while. The implications of Yuan's words are immense. If the "Malnosso" are able to contain one such as Yuan, their power would have to be equal to--or greater--than Yggdrasill's. His chances of returning home, or even to the town...well, that's a matter for later.
One problem at a time.]
"Guinea pigs," sir?
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[But he's been accused of giving up, before. He's been accused of that by both Lloyd and Martel, so he adds:] ... Yet.