My, my -
[The voice that speaks should be easily recognisable to most people here. Schneizel speaks, as usual, without panic, without anger - just a small, perhaps bemused, smile and a hint of mild interest.]- it would be a gross exaggeration on my part to say that I had been gone for more than an hour, but it seems that such has not been the case
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She is not, however, the only one to disappear in recent times. Our resources are spread thin, and following leads has proven... problematic. [ To say the least. Of course, Guilford is none too happy about this, and he actually sounds weary to be discussing it. ]
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However, I would never judge that my sister had left without proof.
[Because she has this habit of cropping up again, which is one reason why he never panicked when she disappeared after Tokyo, one reason why he shot her in the back.]
To be frank, a random disappearance like this concerns me.
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Her disappearance -- and your own -- were suspiciously timed.
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[A brief, thoughtful pause. The most minute of sighs as he shifts.]
The fae have been subdued lately. What about the residents?
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Save for the missing denizens, things have been... productive. [ He's impressed with how much the townsfolk are truly operating as a unit. People from so many different worlds, cultures, and backgrounds. ]
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Thank you, Guilford. I trust that you'll be able to keep me updated, if any changes slip my notice?
[That is to say, when you go hunting for Cornelia, don't leave him out of the loop.]
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Of course, Schneizel. [ A beat, as he considers the main point of their conversation over but... in the interests of keeping everyone in the loop. ]
I must tell you that I spoke with Mr. Hanamura some weeks ago about parts of the history of our world. While I have my doubts as to how much of it he deemed important enough to let sink in-- [ Translation: "I probably bored him." ] --he may have some... questions.
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[Something to be taken, honed, and turned to the best possible end.
He listens to Guilford go on with some interest, smiling to himself. It has the potential to complicate things, but the prospect of that is small, something he expects to be simple enough to handle for now.]
I will keep that in mind.
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Very well, Schneizel. [ That's all he can really say on that matter. If pressed, he'll give more details. For right now, just making it known helps suppress the weak guilt he feels for potentially opening up that can of worms for everyone of their world. ]
Again, I shall keep you informed of any progress I make in my investigations.
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