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[rogersthat]

Is this a communication device

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[misakanetwork]

'Has anyone given you the text file with all of the information on this place?' Misaka asks as she tries to be helpful.

[rogersthat]

Oh yes, I've been sent that. Thank you for your concern though. It's greatly appreciated Miss.

[misakanetwork]

'Not 'miss', Misaka 10032,' Misaka explains as she gives her serial number for later identification.

[rogersthat]

Would you be offended if I was to call you by Misaka? [The numbers seems to be a little too much extra to say.]

[misakanetwork]

'Not at all, it seems to be what most people here refer to Misaka by anyways,' Misaka reports with a shrug. 'Misaka only adds her serial number in case another Misaka shows up,' Misaka explains.

[rogersthat]

Another Misaka? Does that mean there are more of you that look similar? [He finds it odd why someone would clone a girl so many times to make her have such a large number. Why would they want to make that many clones?]

[misakanetwork]

'Correct, originally there were 20,000 Misaka created plus a command center, however, there is now only 9970 Misaka remaining,' Misaka explains as she gives you a number to see just how many there are.

[rogersthat]

That is quite a lot f clones. I'm sorry that so many were destroyed given the other number you've supplied. [He's kind of sad about it. Even if they may be clones, to think that so many of this girl was destroyed seems kind of extreme.]

[misakanetwork]

'It is fine,' Misaka replies as she shakes her head. 'That was Misaka's purpose,' Misaka explains.

[rogersthat]

Even if it was your purpose, I still feel like it's too much. [Too compassionate for his own good.]

[misakanetwork]

'As Misaka said, it is fine. Those experiments are now over,' Misaka points out. 'As well, Misaka is trying her best to get a long with the one who terminated those Misaka, and nearly this one as well,' Misaka explains.

[rogersthat]

I wish you luck then. It sounds difficult, but if there's some common ground, I believe you and whoever else it is will do fine. [Ever the optimist, this one.]

[misakanetwork]

'Such unfounded optimism,' Misaka wonders if you are perhaps too optimistic.

[rogersthat]

I've been told I was always a huge optimist. I guess going through the Depression and War does that to some people. But there is always a brighter side to things, I believe.

[misakanetwork]

'Depression?' That would mean you are from a rather long time in the past,' Misaka takes note of this information.

[rogersthat]

Yes. You can say that. I know there's quite a few people who are from a much farther time then I. I was born in 1920, if that helps gauge how much in the past I probably am.