[Accidental Video + Commentlog for Sho]

[prettygirlkanon]

[The video turns on to Kanon checking a pair of bento. Well not really, but almost. Anyone who worked at the Northern Lights today would recognize them as some leftovers arranged in two meticulously washed pencil cases. Not exactly an aesthetically pleasing lunch, but this is Kanon after all; she's not exactly the sort of person you'd expect to

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[whatthefactor]

[When Kanon enters the room, she'll find Sho is perched atop a broken television, quickly scribbling a string of numbers .. variables ... some sort of equation on the wall with red pen. He keeps writing, not bothering to give the girl his full attention when he responds.]

What do you want?

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[whatthefactor]

No shit. But that's where I'd been since I got offed, therefore, if I had learned, that would be the only coordinates I would drive in. Someone who's not going to wait for a bunch of empty-headed hectopascals, that's who.

[A thoughtful hmm.] Most likely.

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[prettygirlkanon]

Being stuck in Shibuya would suck.

[She rolls her eyes a bit.] Yeah right, you could never figure Kanon out in a million years. Let alone put it in a math equation. [Because l-lol Kanon can't figure Kanon out.]

If everyone's a hectopascal what are you supposed to be?

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[whatthefactor]

The question is why would I want to? Simple arithmetic is far more interesting than the vast majority of people.

... I'm me.

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[prettygirlkanon]

So basically you don't get people at all and you like math better.

...Well duh. What else?

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[whatthefactor]

What's to not get? They're illogical and brainless. They act solely on emotion, and are predicable to the 100th decimal. They repeat the same functions infinitely, without altering a single variable, and expect different solutions. They expect everyone to follow their stupid "rules" only meant to cover their asses and if not, they will be "punished" instead of true survival.

I'm greater than everyone else here.

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[prettygirlkanon]

The rules are dead.

[There's a definite note of finality in her voice and she sits up a little more, balancing her box on her legs with an uncharacteristically thoughtful patience.]

...You're just some dead guy.

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[whatthefactor]

[a smug grin.]

I'm the most important dead guy you'll ever meet.

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[prettygirlkanon]

But Kanon is alive hyaha.

She made it until she came here.

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[whatthefactor]

Just because you're alive doesn't mean--[slurrrp.]--you're alive.

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[prettygirlkanon]

Hmph. Before that was true, but now it's definitely not the case. Or it wasn't, this place sort of... I can't feel anything. Like? Not even Kanon. That is such crap.

[She closes the lid on her box and sets it on the floor before lying back on Sho's couch and looking at the ceiling. Despite the fact her near-constant goal seems to be food half the time, she doesn't actually eat that much.]

Assuming you are the most important dead guy Kanon will ever meet though, so what?

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[whatthefactor]

It's stagnant.

[He finishes up whatever was in the box.]

So zetta duh. I'm not just some dead guy. I estimate 1/7 of the N(t) is already dead. Those are just some dead guys. I actually hold value.

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[prettygirlkanon]

[She glances at him, obviously looking him over thoughtfully.]

...You're kind of cool, but Kanon does not accept you.

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[whatthefactor]

[he stretches, grinning. Eyes scan the room, as if in search of something.]And I don't really give a digit about what Kanon thinks.

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[prettygirlkanon]

Whatever Math-chan. It'll get you later.

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[whatthefactor]

Oh yeah? [Somewhat amused? Maybe.]