First (lack of) sleep note audio; un:pnws
[Because Alex is most comfortable doing audio (podcasts, they're radio on demand) that's what her posts are going to be. Her voice is soft and ready for radio, and there's a hint of a Canadian accent in it.
Also, it's two am so feel free to yell at her if she woke your character up!]
You know, I think I'm handling all of this rather well. Taken to a different world, okay. Might be in a coma or something back home but okay. Magic users and superheros, definitely okay. Still might be in a coma, but it's nice to know about.
My problem with being here is time. Back home, it was the end of September, not even proper Thanksgiving [Sorry, someone is from Canada where Thanksgiving is in October] or Halloween. And now suddenly it's Christmas. I've been here a month but I still keep feeling like I've lost all of this time. Losing this time makes me wonder: what do they know back home? Have they noticed I'm gone?
[That's a huge worry for her, she doesn't want people to think that she's just run away and abandoned them when the world may be ending. Or whatever.]
I'd like to think that when I go home, it'll be at the same moment but then I wonder: will I have all this extra time then? Memories of this place? I've been around more weird stuff in the last two years than I care to admit, but I think this might be the weirdest thing ever.
So, that's what keeping me up tonight. [Among other insomnia like things because she's Alex.] What's keeping you up?
Also, it's two am so feel free to yell at her if she woke your character up!]
You know, I think I'm handling all of this rather well. Taken to a different world, okay. Might be in a coma or something back home but okay. Magic users and superheros, definitely okay. Still might be in a coma, but it's nice to know about.
My problem with being here is time. Back home, it was the end of September, not even proper Thanksgiving [Sorry, someone is from Canada where Thanksgiving is in October] or Halloween. And now suddenly it's Christmas. I've been here a month but I still keep feeling like I've lost all of this time. Losing this time makes me wonder: what do they know back home? Have they noticed I'm gone?
[That's a huge worry for her, she doesn't want people to think that she's just run away and abandoned them when the world may be ending. Or whatever.]
I'd like to think that when I go home, it'll be at the same moment but then I wonder: will I have all this extra time then? Memories of this place? I've been around more weird stuff in the last two years than I care to admit, but I think this might be the weirdest thing ever.
So, that's what keeping me up tonight. [Among other insomnia like things because she's Alex.] What's keeping you up?
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[And she gets the next bit too.]
Yeah, my sleep schedule is messed up too. Insomnia?
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[Makoto smiles a little but shakes his head.]
Nah, my team and I used to run investigations around midnight every night for about a year. It's hard breaking the habit.
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What kind of investigations?
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We were exploring a tower that only appeared at midnight each night. And only ever for an hour at a time.
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So, it was paranormal in nature?
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It was. We called it Tartarus. We were the only people capable of exploring it.
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Tartarus? Like the Grecian myth?
[Alex had done a lot of research into myths lately.]
Why was it just you guys who could explore it?
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[So... probably? Sounded plausible to him.]
We're capable of functioning during that hour the tower exists, the Dark Hour. And we can each summon a Persona, so shadow's can't feed on our minds.
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Are the shadows like shadow people?
[That's... frighteningly familiar. And Alex doesn't takes steps of logic as much as she takes flying mile-long leaps headfirst.]
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Normal people are safely transmogrified into coffins during the Dark Hour so I guess you could say the Shadows open them up?
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[No kidding, Alex.]
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[Of course, coffins, dying, none of that bothered him.]
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[Alex is a little shocked by this, but you are so reminding her of Simon, kid.]
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[He can't help that death is just kind of... there for him.]
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[Death and images or items related to it have never bothered him.]
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I know it can be really different in come cultures. Sorry, I'm just trying to understand.
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[He shrugs.]
It's fine. I'm not sure it's really cultural, in my case though.
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[Alex believes anyway.]
If there's a group of you who believe it, it's probably cultural in that way.