[ Good evening Luceti~ I imagine you were just wondering about how long it's been since you heard the cheerful voice of your favorite Brigadier General~
Ah, that's too bad because he's speaking anyway. Cheerful Hughes is always cheerful. ]
Well! I can say with some certainty that I wasn't expecting that! Luckily for us it's over, hm~? [ A beat
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I really hope that wasn't "Nature". It seemed more like magic, to me. [Powerful magic, but magic.]
As for the homes, they seem to repair themselves. People... not so much.
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Do we have a head-count of the injured?
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Ah, no. I'm fairly new here, so I‘m not quite sure how to acquire that information. No one I've met seems to be injured, though, and healing magic is useful for this sort of thing. [Unless it's too severe for healing, especially with the power limits.]
You might want to ask the clinic.
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Ah- an excellent suggestion! I imagine that healing magic is quite the handy asset, too. [ ...:] ] A newcomer then~? I hope you managed well enough during our little downpour.
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I was fine. Runes seem to work well here. Were you ok, Sir?
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Hm- runes? [ How nice of you to ask. ] I managed finely, thank you! Ah, and my name is Maes Hughes, by the way. It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance.
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As for runes, they are my world's brand of magic, you could say. It's good to hear you're well, Mr. Maes Hughes. My name is Frey, and it is likewise a pleasure to meet you.
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Ahh, I see. [ People and their magic and alchemy and newfangled rock and roll. ]
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[What is this "rock and roll" you speak of? The closest thing Frey knows to it is a rocker beaver, man.]
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[ ...kids and your newfangled rocker beavers. ]
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[If it makes you feel better, Frey's kinda weirded out by the rocker beaver to.]
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Luckily, I'm not one, and you're not one, so we don't have to suffer through a tirade~
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You're probably right on that.
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