[The device is attached to the trunk of a tree. An enormous beaky head swings into view, one red eye looking into the screen. The beak opens and emits a series of hoarse caws and croaks. A girl's voice sounds at the same time, only vaguely in synch with the beak's movements.]
Testing. Test-ing. Okay, you either work or you don't.
The hell is this?
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... Yes, this is more time travel. [excuse his loquaciousness. when creatures like this are extinct where you come from and the only ones remotely like it are demons summoned by shooting yourself in the head, you tend to get confused easily by seeing pterosaurs on your communication device's screen.]
You're in the City. You've been brought here from your world, at whatever point in time that might be. It's fun, isn't it?
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[At last she pulls back somewhat.]
Oh God that's weird.
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we're a bit concerned now, but thankfully he manages not to flinch while the show goes on. he's never actually seen a dinosaur up close, so the whole eye thing only makes his own widen in response. for a second, he holds his own device out in front of his face, putting some distance between himself and the image.]
I agree.
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Anyway. City. What's it called? Where is this, and when?
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It's... The City. Beyond that, it doesn't seem to have a name, unless you feel like giving it one of your own. As for 'when'... [he shrugs.] Dunno. The technology here is modern, at least.
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Right... Question, Noseman. What year is 'modern'? What kind of tech?
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Ah... I'm Minato, by the way. Minato Arisato.
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Minato. And I'm Janine. How long've you been here?
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Not too long, actually. It feels like a day or two, so we're about as new as each other.
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I'm guessing just... popping up here happens a lot.
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Popping up seems like how everyone else got here, so... Yes.
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Do they ever randomly pop back out? Just disappear the same way?
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