[The feed cuts on, and it's that same old forest as always. For a moment, there is nothing, and then he looks down into the camera. You have no idea how long it took him to figure this out, Kannagarians. And he had to watch someone else's transmission to figure out what this looks like on the other end
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...kinda thought that was obvious....
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You look only at the truth of it.
[Truth. The physical state. The reason, but not the regret- the mental state.]
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Wow, dude, you kinda sound like Mister Han. All about the 'hidden meaning' and stuff.
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[He tilts his head softly, but he's not going to deny anything.]
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Of course it doesn't.
He leans back against his Jeep, the green metal warm against his back through his thin shirt and a bit of a smile on his lips at the feeling.]
Yes, you can certainly be seen and heard this way. I take it that you've just arrived?
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What is this place?
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It doesn't matter; Hakkai can be friendly enough for two. Or a few dozen, perhaps.]
From what I've been told and been able to ascertain, it is a realm created by beings who claim to be gods, for purposes of their own, and used to house people from various worlds that they bring here. Some say it's to learn a lesson, others seem to think we are merely toys.
[He pauses.]
They call it 'Kannagara'.
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...I see.
What gods?
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Well, yeah. All in the same boat. Got it in one.
We can see and hear you.
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He presses a button, attempting to chance to voice-only mode. There are a few moments of silence before he finally speaks.]
And yet, I can only hear you.
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Well, yeah. This thing you have -- called Hitomi -- can do just voice transmissions, also.
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[Useful.]
Thank you.
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You sound pretty zen about this whole thing, man.
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Perhaps I do.
[A pause.]
Have you been here long?
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[A faint rustle as he drags on the cigarette he's smoking.]
So, what's your story?
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A pause.]
Where do you stay?
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[ Oho. ]
In my house.
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