Twenty-First Communication
[public, voice]
[Is everyone familiar with Yuki's method of making phone calls by now? There is the usual awkward ten seconds of staticky silence before her perfectly emotionless, static voice begins to intone dully.]
I would like to make a request.
Despite the revelation that the events of the previous weeks have been a hoax, I wish to request that all material discoveries made during that period of time be reported, nonetheless. There is no guarantee that what has been discovered has been true. There is equally no guarantee that what has been discovered has been false. The continued existence of the highway and the road signs are indications of this tenous state of affairs.
The judgment of veracity cannot be made if the data is not known.
...............................................Thank you.
[action]
[The next day, for about a period of an hour, Yuki will carry out her normal activities of standing in the corner, sitting in the corner, reading in the corner, and staring at people from the corner. The only difference is that tears constantly flow down her face. She does not seem exceptionally bothered by this. This is Merem's fault, by the way.]
[Is everyone familiar with Yuki's method of making phone calls by now? There is the usual awkward ten seconds of staticky silence before her perfectly emotionless, static voice begins to intone dully.]
I would like to make a request.
Despite the revelation that the events of the previous weeks have been a hoax, I wish to request that all material discoveries made during that period of time be reported, nonetheless. There is no guarantee that what has been discovered has been true. There is equally no guarantee that what has been discovered has been false. The continued existence of the highway and the road signs are indications of this tenous state of affairs.
The judgment of veracity cannot be made if the data is not known.
...............................................Thank you.
[action]
[The next day, for about a period of an hour, Yuki will carry out her normal activities of standing in the corner, sitting in the corner, reading in the corner, and staring at people from the corner. The only difference is that tears constantly flow down her face. She does not seem exceptionally bothered by this. This is Merem's fault, by the way.]