Fourteenth Meeting [Text]

[glassesgleam]

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[one_is_hikaru]

Thank you, Kyouyasenpai~ Should we bother asking you for a gift...?

[one_is_hikaru]

But- ...do you think people actually age here? Maybe we're still sixteen. Like time is frozen on Planet Poverty.

[glassesgleam]

I would suppose that so long as we're here, we do age. However, upon our return, I believe it reverts. Of course, I don't have much proof to back such a thing up. We'll have to look further into it.

[one_is_hikaru]

So basically, whether we age or not here doesn't matter, since we'll just be sixteen again when we go back home, and we don't actually have to do the things here that we'd being be doing at home when we turned eighteen. Is that right?

[glassesgleam]

That's how it appears; but of course, I wasn't gone long enough to really make a firsthand observation about it.

[one_is_hikaru]

What do you mean? You were gone for nearly two months!

[glassesgleam]

From here, yes. But back at Ouran, I was only gone for a few minutes. It wasn't long enough to see any significant changes.

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[one_is_hikaru]

[one_is_hikaru]

Only a few minutes... That's--...

[glassesgleam]

Quite strange, I'm aware.

[one_is_hikaru]

I guess that... makes sense. Being on another planet and all. It's just- weird to hear, I guess.

[glassesgleam]

It most certainly is troublesome. It seems the flow of time is quite different here.

[one_is_hikaru]

I guess it's because we're in another galaxy; like when astronauts go out to space, what seems like a few days could actually be months or years. Something like that.

[glassesgleam]

A similiar situation, I'd say. I'm sure it works a bit different - these scientists are capable of purposefully doing this, it seems.