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[action; the village]
[He managed to get those pesky wings to stay flat against his back at least. It still feels weird, but he is happier now that he's got his clothes on and he made it out of the forest. He's still far, far away from New York though. That much he can tell. The white cotton clothes held in his hand, Maiza looks around in a wonder as he walks into what looks like a small village.
It doesn't look like anywhere he has been before. Narrowing his eyes, he will approach the nearest, friendly looking person.]
Pardon me, ah... could you explain to me where this is?
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... I think I've got this figured out now. What an interesting contraption.
Hm.
I was told speakin' to this journal will allow me to speak with the other folks in this area. Thought I'd introduce myself, as from what I've heard we're all stuck in the same boat, here. [A pause.] My name is Maiza.
[Longer pause.... what do you even say to introduce yourself when you're talking at a journal?]
[He managed to get those pesky wings to stay flat against his back at least. It still feels weird, but he is happier now that he's got his clothes on and he made it out of the forest. He's still far, far away from New York though. That much he can tell. The white cotton clothes held in his hand, Maiza looks around in a wonder as he walks into what looks like a small village.
It doesn't look like anywhere he has been before. Narrowing his eyes, he will approach the nearest, friendly looking person.]
Pardon me, ah... could you explain to me where this is?
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... I think I've got this figured out now. What an interesting contraption.
Hm.
I was told speakin' to this journal will allow me to speak with the other folks in this area. Thought I'd introduce myself, as from what I've heard we're all stuck in the same boat, here. [A pause.] My name is Maiza.
[Longer pause.... what do you even say to introduce yourself when you're talking at a journal?]
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I'd hate to take food from you and your housemates. I'm sure I'll be fine.
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[He trots over to the kitchen.]
What do you want?
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[He starts searching the fridge, finally brandishing a loaf bread.]
How about a sandwich? Do you want anything to drink?
We don't have anything like Alveare does, but I think there is honey around here somewhere...
[He kind of does miss that special touch.]
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[He chuckles when Firo brandishes that bread.]
Sena would be upset if we thought anything measured up to her honey.
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She would. I don't think she's gotta worry, though, nothin' can compete with hers.
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When we get back there, we'll have to make sure we eat plenty of it to make up for what we missed.
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[Luceti would be difficult to explain.]
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True. I think everybody'd be on our case then. Sena, Lia...
[He gets Maiza his water and starts looking through the fridge for something to put on the sandwich.]
Is there anything specific you want on it?
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[However, he still steps over to the fridge and peers in, just to see exactly what kind of food is available here.]
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[There's a nice jumble of items in the fridge from a bottle of wine on the bottom shelf to a few pieces of fruit to various veggies. Firo selects some sliced turkey and cheese.]
Are these good? We went shoppin' not too long ago, so they should still be fresh.
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[Firo moves aside so Maiza can reach the bottle more easily.]
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Nah, just what I found lyin' around. Didn't recognize the name, and I couldn't find a year on it.
[The label is pretty bare bones, just noting that it's a merlot.]
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[He closes the fridge and joins Firo at the table.]
Maybe here is similar to there.
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[He slides Maiza his sandwich.
He's putting the leftover food away, but turns around in surprise when he hears Maiza speaking again. ]
What? It's nothin' like home!
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It's different, but it's got food we recognize and we can understand what the people here are saying.
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Yeah, you're right about all that.
[He smiles wryly.]
There isn't even a yellow brick road and the ground's not all messed up to look like a chess board, so maybe it isn't too weird.
[Luceti: less weird than Oz or the world through the looking glass.]
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You're right. It could be much worse; it would be terrible to have things reminiscent of Poe's works, for example.
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He laughs and mock shudders.]
Definitely. If anybody could find a way to make it worse, it'd be him. He wasn't a very happy guy, huh?
[A bit of an understatement.]
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