[video] ... i'm not sorry

[soldiershin]

[ So on your NV screen today, there is a television. No, really. It's turned ON, and the show flickering on it seems to be wrapping up, the credits rolling soon after. Fade to black, on comes the commercials. (On sale today: toilet paper!) Other than that, there's a bit of a silence, heavy with confusion

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[text]

[neargenius]

What year was it made?

[video foreverrr]

[soldiershin]

[ A pause. ]

I'm uncertain, but perhaps sometime this century.

[neargenius]

Do you know who made it?

[soldiershin]

No, but it was on the History Channel.

text.

[zealouspeter]

Maybe in this world, they were.

video forever!

[soldiershin]

No, even this world lacks evidence of such.

text forever.

[zealouspeter]

The aliens obviously covered it up well. They'd have to, if they didn't want to be pursued.

[soldiershin]

[ Amusement. ]

Yet leave enough information for a documentary?

[audio]

[bogusmagic]

[While Yuki reads a lot of sci-fi, she had absolutely no idea something like that existed]

.............

Was it interesting?

[video forever]

[soldiershin]

Er. Yes, I suppose. [ ... ] It was view I've never heard of before.

[bogusmagic]

It is common in science fiction novels.

[soldiershin]

I see. I have not read many books of that genre.

[video] take two. >>

[askedtobe]

I'm not sure it can be a documentary if it's about something fictional

[video] s'all good bb <3

[soldiershin]

[ Oh... hey, he... kind of knows you. Sort of. It's complicated. ]

The people speaking in it seemed to believe it was real.

[video] yaaaay :3 <3

[askedtobe]

[ That should make this extra interesting! ]

That they were alien slaves? Really?

[soldiershin]

[ Amused. ]

Yes. It's a. . . new view, I suppose.