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[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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[Startled, he spins around.
Can you blame him for getting carried away? It's been so long! He'd prefer Maiza to be home and not here to suffer with him, but he is happy to see him again.]
Oh! Uh, I'm sorry!
[He shuffles back to place his hat by Maiza's, his enthusiasm somewhat dampened by embarrassment.]
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Well, I'm touched that you're glad to have me over, Firo.
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[He laughs, though, mollified by Maiza's joking.]
I am glad!
[He holds his hands up defensively.]
Don't get me wrong, I'd rather we both be home where we belong... But it's nice to see you again.
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[He nods quickly, suddenly serious.]
You can definitely count on me.
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Boy, is Firo happy to hear that. He straightens up and a smile slowly overtakes the surprise on his face.
He nods quickly, and starts pointing around the house.]
Y-yeah, go ahead! My room's down that way, and then Seto's is over there, and the kitchen's right over here.
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This house is quite well-furnished. Are they all like that?
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I think so. I dunno. It was like this when Seto and I got here, but Kazuma'd been here for a while. Everything's free here, so even if it wasn't like this when he moved in it woulda' been easy to get this stuff together. Why?
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Maybe that's why. Watchin' everybody die of exposure or starvation wouldn't be as fun to those Malnosso guys.
[Firo's not bitter at all. Not at all.]
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... Yeah, it's gotta be a lot more tedious work for them, too.
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But don't worry. I haven't--Well, I can't say I haven't seen people get really messed up here but they came back all better eventually.
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[He was worried, but Firo doesn't want Maiza to feel bad.]
This place just takes some gettin' used to. It's not the best, but it's not the worst place, either.
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[Firo doesn't really believe that, but he's trying to be positive.]
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Well, I just got here so we'll see about that, won't we?
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So, um, was there anything you wanted? We've still got some food left over.
[He did ask earlier, but his hat dilemma seemed to distract Maiza.]
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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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