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- You'll get 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia' stuck in your head for the next week.
- You will find a turtle in your laundry.
- Just go sleep on the couch tonight. You don't want to know why.
- Hide it, no one saw!
[ Like everyone else, Lightning wasn't really sure what to think about the odd message that showed up at the front of her
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So have a bright-eyed, more confident - and much dirtier - scientist peering over at your journal, Lightning.]
... A testudine...? H-How did that happen, Sergeant Farron...?
[He doesn't sound quite as awkward as usual, either!]
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... 'Testudine?'
[ Funny... that doesn't sound like tortoise or turtle. ]
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[In other words, it's a general-purpose term. Though he would not have identified this particular individual as a turtle. There's a pretty clear difference!]
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This one is a tortoise.
[ He knows, Lightning, he knows. But. It had to be said. ]
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... I am, er, m-more familiar with turtles... [For several reasons.]
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She falls silent. This isn't really a conversation she'd normally be having, so... suddenly, she's not sure where to go from there, regardless of the fact that he'd asked a question that she left unanswered. ]
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... As for... o-one of your other questions... I have been trying to discern a pattern, when I have not been... o-otherwise preoccupied. But... so far, I cannot see any obvious ones...
[Probably because the generator uses the same things for every category.]
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[ Kinda bitter? Yep, though she doesn't have too much room to talk. It's remarkable she made this inquiry to the journals at large in the first place, given that natural reticence over exposing any weaknesses. ]
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[He can't blame her for being bitter, actually. Knowing there's a pattern that could be found but not being able to find it is patently annoying for him.]
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[It might be useful in the long-run?]
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[ Except for the part where they often seem aimed to specifically torment one's weaknesses and such. He's welcome to prove her wrong, though.
Even if her hard tone seems to imply differently. ]
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Though I am uncertain wh-why that is... [At first, he'd wondered if the Malnosso could simply pick through all their thoughts. But then when he'd realized that the villagers could communicate about things the Malnosso didn't know... well, then it made that obvious that that wasn't it then.
But then where do the strongly ironic (or cruelly pointed) experiments come from...?]
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[ Like, duh. Wow she's bitter. ]
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[Or makes him wonder, at least.]
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