[Waking up in an unfamiliar bed, in an unfamiliar dimension wasn’t exactly a new or alarming thing for Fai.
Waking up unable to sense anyone - not even Kurogane - was.
He sat up with a slow blink, tried to get his mind to focus, then with a blinding clarity remembered everything that had happened before he’d passed out - the sick feel of Syaoran’s
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I'll look through that then, though one has to wonder how often travelers get stuck in this dimension if it comes with a full guide.
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As someone with experience here...any personal suggestions for reasonable places to inquire at?
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[and up, pops an attachment of the map marked with all three locations and labeled so. ...PRETEND. :D]
Many people join the Patrol, though; they offer accommodations as well as decent pay.
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Mine's a bit long, but you can just call me Fai.
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I've been told my own is quite long, too.
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You really have been quite helpful. I take it you've been here a while, right?
[Oh yes, now he's just trying for information of any kind. It might help.]
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At least I think so.
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Well, it could. I wouldn't be surprised, actually! But I've been here during three separate occasions.
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[Here, he's switching to video now because that just doesn't make sense to him. There is a mildly puzzled look, a questioning in his ice-blue eye.]
How can you have been brought back here three time, yet not understand the mechanisms with which you were brought?
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Any magic, rather.
[is it magic? he doesn't know, but that's what the anatolians believe. it's not advanced alien technology, though; that's fore sure. (...possibly. he can't rule it out!) he feels kind of moronic now, the way fai is confused, and he supposes it's normal for - wait.]
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