It sounds like we had a pair of really good mechanics. But a submarine isn't that strange, is it? It just goes under the water instead of on top of it.
[strangely, this is like the one piece of tech in FFV that isn't a case of fixing something "the Ancients" built.]
No, not strange. I guess I just underestimated the sort of technology your world had.
[Note to self: refrigerators are too advanced, but submarines are just a fact of life, which means he's mentally putting her world's tech... about early 20th century. How accurate this is, who knows.]
[So. That was his voice. And the woman's voice was that pretty pink-haired girl. The...man's? Other woman's? ...person's voice was the man...woman...person from his dream, too.
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You are full of surprises, Krile-fūrén.
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I think I should take that as a compliment.
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Do you have perhaps any memory as to how this 'submarine' worked?
[He's not addicted to science he can quit anytime.]
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Huh, I never would have guessed you had something like a submarine at your disposal, from the way you've talked about home. That's pretty advanced.
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[strangely, this is like the one piece of tech in FFV that isn't a case of fixing something "the Ancients" built.]
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[Note to self: refrigerators are too advanced, but submarines are just a fact of life, which means he's mentally putting her world's tech... about early 20th century. How accurate this is, who knows.]
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[Nooot very, sorry Lyle. But her world doesn't even have lunar-based tides, so it's a little hard to categorize anyway.]
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He responds in the most thoughtful way possible.]
...huh.
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[SHE IS PRETTY SURE but it's a little tricky when it's a one-word answer.]
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Well. Guess you were right.
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[pause.]
Which guy--the boy, or his grandfather? Or um... the one with purple hair?
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