...hn, I'd have never guessed so much time had passed. You'd think a guy could just lose his journal, grab another one from the journal makers and head back home--but no, it didn't work that way
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I suppose it might've helped if I'd actually opened the journal at some point while I was down there, but it seemed just like any other work day and looked like some place that could've easily been the wilderness. Others have been down on the fourth floor as well, right? But I believe their experiences were different from mine.
I have absolutely no idea. I mean, I've heard of this happening to others as well, but nothing really happened down there, and I felt like I was just wandering around in the wilderness again like it wasn't a big deal. And then I came back only to find out that this much time has passed...
Yeah, although I'd be rather hard-pressed for an explanation for why.
Thank you--I didn't have any intention of worrying anyone. Something tells me that getting home with a new journal should've been much simpler than that.
I believe few things in this place include any reasonable explanation. Why should this?
Honestly I am somewhat relieved for several reasons. I have a friend that has been missing for some time--your odd experience gives me at least some hope that he is undergoing something similar.
If I say no, I'd imagine that this place will try to take me away and hide me somewhere again.
Hn, that doesn't sound too bad--the gravity thing is pretty interesting. And these suit things just ground people all over again, eh? Can't hurt to try, I suppose...
Thanks. It really has been a while, that's for sure. Sure, the explanation is rather far-fetched, but there's really no other way to describe it. Supposedly it's not the first instance that someone has lost time by being trapped in the fourth floor, though.
I don't believe there's a reliable means of getting there. I believe Throne, Bold, Baretta, and Allen (who was once called Snow) had been stuck down there before and had lost one week of their time here for what seemed to be an hour down there.
Hn, so it's something you quickly adapted to, then... Something tells me that I clearly am unfamiliar with it, although it's a new sense of freedom and a chance to test out a few 'skills' of interest.
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...don't DO that!
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Sorry, I know that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.
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By the way, are you wearing one of those 'suits', or are you just floating around, too?
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Regardless I am relieved to know you are safe and unharmed, aside from missing time.
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Thank you--I didn't have any intention of worrying anyone. Something tells me that getting home with a new journal should've been much simpler than that.
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Honestly I am somewhat relieved for several reasons. I have a friend that has been missing for some time--your odd experience gives me at least some hope that he is undergoing something similar.
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Ah, perhaps some should form a search party? I wouldn't mind tagging along if anyone wants to search for him.
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The Wilderness has changed a couple times, gravity decided not to work, new people keep arriving--stuff like that. Business as usual for this place.
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Hn, that doesn't sound too bad--the gravity thing is pretty interesting. And these suit things just ground people all over again, eh? Can't hurt to try, I suppose...
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How've you been holding up without gravity?
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I have been well, as for some reason the lack gravity has not been an issue for me. It is familiar, oddly enough. Almost comforting.
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Hn, so it's something you quickly adapted to, then... Something tells me that I clearly am unfamiliar with it, although it's a new sense of freedom and a chance to test out a few 'skills' of interest.
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