[ Text - Calligraphy] One.

Feb 02, 2010 03:17

W- What is this-

[  There is a cruel and remarkable honesty to calligraphy exclusive to the relationship of brush, ink and hand. To the trained eye, calligraphy may speak on paper as plainly as words to the ear.

The letters registering slowly on the NV are what an experienced calligrapher would regard as the written equivalent of stuttering.

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†: byakuran, c: kunogi himawari, c: miles edgeworth, , c: doumeki shizuka, c: yuffie kisaragi, †: watanuki kimihiro, !: yamazaki susumu

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 12:53:48 UTC
Yes; there are people here. Others will be able to read anything you write on this device, unless you take steps to ensure otherwise.

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 13:46:01 UTC
Do you know any measurement of distance?

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[text] no_samurai February 2 2010, 13:52:38 UTC
Cho, ri- One ri is equal to 36 cho.

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 13:56:37 UTC
[A long pause while he googles that shit. And googles. And finally:]

Approximately 64,000 cho.

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[text] no_samurai February 2 2010, 13:59:38 UTC
That-

That is very far.

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 14:00:56 UTC
Well. The distance is not what's important in this situation. Easy enough to travel that distance, once we escape this place.

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[text] no_samurai February 2 2010, 14:05:17 UTC
Easy? I've... never heard of someone travelling so far without disaster.

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 14:17:44 UTC
To Japan? It happens daily. I've made that trip some four times now.

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[text] no_samurai February 2 2010, 14:23:38 UTC
Impossible - foreigners aren't allowed.

Not legally.

A smuggler or pirate?

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 14:52:51 UTC
I beg your pardon! I'm an attorney, and foreigners most certainly are allowed. I'll show you the stamp in my passport if you so doubt me.

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[text] no_samurai February 2 2010, 15:00:06 UTC
No, they're not.

Not yet.

Japan has yet to open it's doors to the likes of foreigners - 'passport' or not.

You're lying or confused.

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 15:01:25 UTC
[Pause] What is the year?

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[text] no_samurai February 2 2010, 15:07:16 UTC
The year is 1864.

Foreigners are only allowed inside the country under very strict circumstances, and only in certain parts of the trade cities.

If you weren't lying about entering the county, you're lying about your occupation.

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 15:10:19 UTC
The year is 2018, as I recall it. They say that here it is 2010.

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[text] no_samurai February 2 2010, 15:12:45 UTC
Impossible.

I know what year it is.

This place- this place is what's wrong!

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[text] mentis_reae February 2 2010, 15:17:43 UTC
I do not know if it is common madness or anything of the sort. Perhaps it is. Frankly, I should prefer that it were; it would be easier. But I assure you that I, born in America, an attorney who has never engaged in any sort of trade, know your tongue and have stood on your shores. I know your land. By your word, that should be impossible - but there you are.

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