[It doesn’t take him long to figure it out-- the little gadget at his side doesn’t look much different from the one he kept losing track of at home. Shaundi was pretty good at digging it out from between couch cushions, scraping it free from beneath the passenger side seat of his car, sticky and often flashing with messages he likely should have
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You get an audio response of five seconds of silence, the result of someone starting to respond before realising she had no idea what to say. ]
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[He stares at the thing a moment, features screwed up toward a camera he doesn't know is running.
Unsure if there's someone there or not, he shakes the Forge violently, calling out to whomever that was (or wasn't)]
I CAN HEAR YOU NOT BEING USEFUL.
[sdfkhldhflkh!!!]
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There's some sort of sorcery involved.
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Sorcery? You're high.
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[ There's no visual, but you can hear a low voice, volume modulating a little oddly on the second sentence, and maybe a little spacey, but still just a normal human voice, right. ]
Woah, bro. Check the wicked motherfucking greasepaint! That shit is kicking.
[ There's the sound of... was that a bicycle horn? ]
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[finally, someone who talks normal]
Are you... riding a bike on the phone, dude? Might not be safe. One of my couriers got smooshed by an ice cream truck doin' that.
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Where'd the motherfucking-
[ hoooooooooooonk ]
[ And then he finally manages to find where he dropped the Forge, and flicks video on. ]
I'm in the horn pile, man!
[ He certainly is lounging in the chillest way atop a small pile of bicycle horns. ]
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The... horn...
[... pile? Literally, looks like. Okie dokie.]
Y'know, to be fair, it ain't the weirdest shit I've seen. Kudos t'you and your pile, man.
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The only people I know who've "travelled between universes" also feel spiders on their legs at random intervals and don't have a whole lotta teeth left.
But.
I'm seein' this story a lot lately... and shittily, starting to believe it. So are you new here, too? Or just part of the local ding-dong population.
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And yes, I am newly arrived here, and I have to admit, it is hard to believe the strange things you hear in the beginning. But everything becomes a lot easier after you accept it.
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[blink]
And back up, you're freakin' me out.
Anyway, I don't exactly plan on stickin' around long enough to "accept" any of this. You can, if that's cool with you, but I've got a city to get back to.
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Your eyeliner's a little smudged.
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Anyhoo.
I've got a hard time believing I'm actually stuck.Come on-- tell me how to get back to my city. I've got shit to do.
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I thought the same thing when I arrived but...here I am. Still.
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