Chapter 2 ☆ [Voice/Written]
[This particular entry starts off as nothing more than carefully written, easily legible text. After a few moments, the voiced part starts - it's the text being read out in a calm, friendly voice, for any who might have trouble reading what's written.]
I was wondering... How many of you have dealt with the inability to remember something important before? It doesn't matter if it was here in Luceti or back in your own world, or if it was you or someone you know who was affected. [There's a short pause in the audio at this point.] Or if it was memory loss or something else. [Seeing as that's not always the reason people can't remember something...]
You don't have to explain if you don't want to. Just saying "I have" or "I haven't" is fine. If you want, it's fine to reply anonymously by covering the journal's camera, too. [Of course, he wouldn't mind if people do explain - even if they hide their identity while doing so - but he's not about to pressure anyone into doing so if they don't want to.]
Thank you for your time. [And that's where the audio part of the post stops.
...For a moment, he wonders if he should have filtered that from a certain someone, but... as long as he can't manage an absolutely airtight filter, no filter at all is probably better than a hackable one in this particular case.]
I was wondering... How many of you have dealt with the inability to remember something important before? It doesn't matter if it was here in Luceti or back in your own world, or if it was you or someone you know who was affected. [There's a short pause in the audio at this point.] Or if it was memory loss or something else. [Seeing as that's not always the reason people can't remember something...]
You don't have to explain if you don't want to. Just saying "I have" or "I haven't" is fine. If you want, it's fine to reply anonymously by covering the journal's camera, too. [Of course, he wouldn't mind if people do explain - even if they hide their identity while doing so - but he's not about to pressure anyone into doing so if they don't want to.]
Thank you for your time. [And that's where the audio part of the post stops.
...For a moment, he wonders if he should have filtered that from a certain someone, but... as long as he can't manage an absolutely airtight filter, no filter at all is probably better than a hackable one in this particular case.]