keturiolika; phone

[letunityblossom]

[If it sounds like Lithuania thinks this call is a bit ridiculous and unnecessary, it's because he does. After all, he's not the one who wants to know. But he is trying to avoid a stupid fight in the bakery over telephones, so...]D-does anyone have an airplane here? Or s-some other way of making a person fly, I suppose... U-um, someone wanted to

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[pasodoble]

I haven't seen any, no. Do you want to go somewhere?

[letunityblossom]

I doubt it would work, it probably loops like the rest of the town.

[Wait.]

You know what airplanes are now, Mister Spain?

[pasodoble]

I don't know; I think it's still worth trying.

( ( what ) )

Sí.

[letunityblossom]

Oh I guess you must be from later now. I suppose it might be worth a shot if someone has a plane.

[pasodoble]

Hm? Oh, sí. I keep forgetting to say. . .

It never hurts to ask! But why did you ask?

[letunityblossom]

Someone else wanted to know. He's from before planes.

[pasodoble]

Do you think he's ready to fly?

[letunityblossom]

I don't think it would stop him if he wasn't.

[pasodoble]

I see. But you should be careful! What if he started flying and found out he was afraid of heights?

( ( laughing at his own joke, oh, spain is so funny right ) )

[letunityblossom]

...[Silence.

Well, it depends on if he is in the plane too...]

[pasodoble]

. . .

( ( Wow, did he get disconnected. ) )

¿Lituania? Hello?

[letunityblossom]

O-oh, I'm sorry, maybe the phone cut out for a second...

[pasodoble]

I thought so. Ay, these 1960s phones aren't reliable at all. . . Or was it the seventies?

But you should find out now before your friend finds out too late!

[letunityblossom]

It's the 1950s here. But I--suppose I'll have to. Thanks for bringing it up.

[pasodoble]

That's what I said!

No problem! Ah. . . who is your friend?

[letunityblossom]

It's not really important. Thank you, Mister Spain.