Voice ; November 28th.

[closedmarket]

--ings like this do not get easier with time, aru!

[hello, network. there's a vaguely dramatic, mostly grumpy voice mutter-yelling into the mic, though if you recognize the voice, you're probably able to tell that it's not really that angry. actually, surprisingly, it might be a bit... happy

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[mutedgift]

... You have been gone fourty years?

That is certainly a long time.

voice forever.

[closedmarket]

I suppose that it is.

Especially considering that it was all compressed into a week of this world's... Who would have thought of such a thing?

eternal text. eternaaaaal.

[mutedgift]

Yes. It does not seem as though you have been gone for long, to be honest. Roughly a week, at the most, correct.

I am surprised there can be such a... difference in time flow, if that is the word to use.

forever and everrr.

[closedmarket]

That word seems to work fine-- I am surprised as well. Although if I remember correctly, some people would return home for only a few hours, and yet disappear here for days...?

[mutedgift]

So... it follows no logical pattern. How strange.

[closedmarket]

Perhaps it would be too frightening to learn that it does follow a logical pattern.

[mutedgift]

To be frank, it seems as though BREW does not run on logic at all.

[closedmarket]

But think of if it does! How terrifying would its logic be, aru?!

[mutedgift]

It cannot be logic if it makes no sense, can it?

[closedmarket]

The frightening part is be that it could be! Think of what type of person would be able to understand it...

[mutedgift]

............. Somebody very different to you or I, it seems.

[closedmarket]

Yes. Exactly! Perhaps the ruler of this city...

[... was there a point to this? ah--]

How long have you been here now, aru?

[mutedgift]

It will have been a couple of weeks now, I believe. I haven't been keeping a record of my days here though.

[closedmarket]

As much as is possible-- are you fine with being here?

[mutedgift]

If I were able to go home, I would. However as there is no guaranteed way to do so, there is no point in sitting around and wishing for the impossible.

I am content, I suppose.

[As much as she worries over her father, and wants to return so she can continue to protect him... there is no point in worrying over it. It seems time will wait for her, as far as she has heard from others.]

[closedmarket]

You have found some place here?

[his voice is warm, almost, like a proud parent. even though he was far from being one to her, it was-- an old habit.]