Voice Post
Work Log 241: Status Progress on the Commensional.
As stated previously, since the return to our world, I have been working on a way to communicate between dimensions. The next step will be travel, but for now, communnication.
There have been many failures for this project and many breaks. If one model costs too much and fails, I have to make sure to make up for that money. After all, I wouldn't want to be the ruin of the company. The result are several different games and helping niisama finish his advancements for Duel Monsters.
It's getting close to ten years now, but I think I've done it. It was a moment of inspiration. After some digging, I found some files on the virtual world Noah pulled us into. I figured if you can switch out minds using that method, and then maybe if we use how the program does this, to track down an alternate self, might make the breaking between the dimensional walls easier.
I figured finding neesama might be a good start. Now, to make the connection.
*A very, very long pause.*
...heh. Well, that answering machine message certainly SOUNDS like a female niisama.
((OOC: Any replies, he'll think are made through the Commensional~!))
As stated previously, since the return to our world, I have been working on a way to communicate between dimensions. The next step will be travel, but for now, communnication.
There have been many failures for this project and many breaks. If one model costs too much and fails, I have to make sure to make up for that money. After all, I wouldn't want to be the ruin of the company. The result are several different games and helping niisama finish his advancements for Duel Monsters.
It's getting close to ten years now, but I think I've done it. It was a moment of inspiration. After some digging, I found some files on the virtual world Noah pulled us into. I figured if you can switch out minds using that method, and then maybe if we use how the program does this, to track down an alternate self, might make the breaking between the dimensional walls easier.
I figured finding neesama might be a good start. Now, to make the connection.
*A very, very long pause.*
...heh. Well, that answering machine message certainly SOUNDS like a female niisama.
((OOC: Any replies, he'll think are made through the Commensional~!))