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[seventeenth] [text]

Apr 15, 2009 12:58

--Ah! Another shock. I really do forget this easily, don't I?...

Er. Well, now's as good a time as any, isn't it? I was wondering, actually -- ah, I know it might not be considered a priority, but ( Read more... )

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[text] clock_chime April 16 2009, 07:03:15 UTC

I think I could help. I can't really fight, but maybe I could use my ability to keep monsters out of places that have been cleared out?

[text] featherseeking April 16 2009, 07:31:44 UTC

...Really? That would be fantastic! How does that work, exactly? What would you have to do?

...A-ah-- if you don't mind explaining, I mean...

[text] clock_chime April 16 2009, 07:38:33 UTC

Well...I...I can use my Time Record, to use Time Out to keep any monsters and attacks out of a certain area. It...um...it blocks the time of anything that tries to get in, you see, and so they...well, they can't.

I...I don't think I could cover the whole building though, at least...not for very long. And it's harder if something keeps attacking it...but I could do a room or two, I think!

[text] featherseeking April 16 2009, 17:57:50 UTC

"Time Record"... I see! So you can control time? ...W-well, maybe not control, exactly... I've never heard of anyone being able to control time, per se. I imagine the consequences for something like that would be rather large...

--Ah, it sounds very interesting, though! Do you think that, if you used something like that on just the doors and windows of the building, it might have a similar effect?

[text] clock_chime April 17 2009, 08:31:04 UTC

Yes, to an extent. I can also use my Time Recovery to restore the time of injured people, or damaged objects. But it doesn't last forever - when I deactivate my Innocence, the time comes back.

I don't think so. Or if I did, I'd have to have a separate Time Out for each window and...and I don't know if I can do that. And I can't keep it up forever.

[text] featherseeking April 19 2009, 00:45:16 UTC

A-ah...innocence? So when you stop using your power, things go back to how they were? I think...

Hm...that makes sense. It sounds as though it would be less of a strain on your powers the way you suggested, as well. It would be a big help, though -- err, if you don't mind, at least.

Re: [text] clock_chime April 19 2009, 01:44:53 UTC

Y...yes, Innocence is what the substance my Time Record if made out of is called...

That's right. It's...it's not permanent. And I can't bring back the dead.

I...I don't mind helping! I...I like to be useful...

Re: [text] featherseeking April 19 2009, 02:03:57 UTC

I see... I'm sorry, I've never heard the term before. I think I understand, though! It sounds very interesting.

Really? Well-- it would be very useful. And I would appreciate it a lot! Thank you, miss.

[text] clock_chime April 19 2009, 02:07:21 UTC

I think it's something that's only from my world. At least, I haven't heard of anyone from other worlds who's heard of Innocence...

I'm happy to help help! I'm Miranda Lotto. Um...just let me know when you want me to come help?

Re: [text] featherseeking April 19 2009, 02:17:04 UTC

Neither have I. A lot of worlds have specific magic like that -- different forms of enchantment, legends, traditions... I wouldn't be surprised.

It's nice to meet you, Miranda-san. I'm Syaoran. I'll definitely let you know!

[text] clock_chime April 19 2009, 02:18:24 UTC

It does seem like there are so many different powers...

Nice to meet you too, Syaoran!

Re: [text] featherseeking April 19 2009, 02:59:40 UTC

There are. This world seems to be sort of a...crossing-over of many different worlds, really. A little like Yuuko-san's shop, I imagine... There are all sorts of different types of people here, aren't there?

[text] clock_chime April 19 2009, 03:03:42 UTC

Yuuko's shop?

There are...I was so surprised when I met Raphael...I never imagined that I'd meet a giant talking turtle...

Re: [text] featherseeking April 19 2009, 03:12:58 UTC

Ah-- it's a shop I visited once, where people can go from many different worlds...

A giant--? Err. W-well-- Yes, that's basically what I mean. I can't say I've met him yet, though...

Re: [text] clock_chime April 19 2009, 03:16:24 UTC

Wow...that must be an amazing shop.

He...he's very nice! I know it's strange talking to a large turtle but he's very friendly and you just have to get used to him...

Re: [text] featherseeking April 19 2009, 03:37:04 UTC

I didn't get to see inside, but-- [...] Yuuko-san is an amazing person.

Really? That's wonderful! I suppose there are even more different people here than I thought... Ah-- but that's a good thing, I think.

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