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[serenelogic]

[Well, there's another Kanda walking the hallways, but he seems somehow...more stoic than most. he's wearing a strange shirt and black pants.]

[Hold the phone, are his ears pointed?]

...Fascinating. I could have sworn such a place did not exist on the Enterprise.

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[sightlessclown]

[the Enterprise? Oh, no way did he hear that right. Still, Allen's intrigued, and he stops, tilting his head a bit] Kanda?

[sightlessclown]

No one knows. The place just... provides them. It probably takes them from elsewhere, like it brings people here.

[serenelogic]

...I see. Fascinating.

[He's going to have to explore this later.]

[sightlessclown]

It's really helpful. It does that with food, with clothes, bedding, all sorts of things. If you can focus on what you need usually you'll be able to find specific things, too, I found a laptop like my one from home, and a Braille typewriter and everything.

[serenelogic]

A typewriter?

[Whoa. He's only seen pictures of such a device.]

[sightlessclown]

Mmhm! I guess those would seem completely ancient to you... they're pretty old even in my time, but the Braille ones are still used a lot by blind people. I usually use them to make labels, since my computer is pretty useful for everything else.

[serenelogic]

They are, but I am very curious as to how you would know that.

[sightlessclown]

O-oh! [he'd forgotten about that, and he blushes a little] Well... in my world, your world - it's a television series. ... It's really good, I watched it when I was young.

[serenelogic]

Fascinating. And it was created with no foreknowledge of my people?

[sightlessclown]

None at all... it was created as 'fiction', but apparently, that... wasn't so much the case, at least in one world. [grins, he's still a bit giddy about this]

[serenelogic]

Indeed. The capacity for human imagination to the point where they can accurately predict the existence of an entire time is quite amazing.