Entry 28
[This is the most Nagi's ever said on the phone at once. Be glad he doesn't say much often.]
I'm sure all of the new people are hearing the same thing over and over from those who have been here a long time, including the news that death isn't permanent and there's always a chance of ending up brainwashed like the long-term residents. They may have left some small things out.
Your drone will probably act completely unlike you. It's frustrating to return to normal only to hear about how you were tutoring classmates in math and eating three plates of dinner a night. Get used to it as best you can or ask a friend to kill your drone.
If you die as a drone, you won't remember anything about your death when you come back to yourself. Dying any other time will leave you with memories, but it's not too bad to die once in a while since it's temporary. It's something you'll have to get used to about staying here, like people get used to stubbing their toes if a desk corner is always close to their bare foot. I'm not saying it's a good thing, but until the so-called heros here get us home, it's a pain we have to deal with.
Maybe the heroes aren't the ones we should count on to find the answers.
I'm sure all of the new people are hearing the same thing over and over from those who have been here a long time, including the news that death isn't permanent and there's always a chance of ending up brainwashed like the long-term residents. They may have left some small things out.
Your drone will probably act completely unlike you. It's frustrating to return to normal only to hear about how you were tutoring classmates in math and eating three plates of dinner a night. Get used to it as best you can or ask a friend to kill your drone.
If you die as a drone, you won't remember anything about your death when you come back to yourself. Dying any other time will leave you with memories, but it's not too bad to die once in a while since it's temporary. It's something you'll have to get used to about staying here, like people get used to stubbing their toes if a desk corner is always close to their bare foot. I'm not saying it's a good thing, but until the so-called heros here get us home, it's a pain we have to deal with.
Maybe the heroes aren't the ones we should count on to find the answers.