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[crystalmaster]

The video feeds clicks on to a rather annoyed and angry fellow dressed like a biker punk in black leather with an earring in his left ear and an arrowhead necklace. Some residents may do a double-take upon seeing him, as he does very strangely and inexplicably look like Laguna Loire, even down to his black hair and its simple yet distinctive style.

"Okay, so what's this about falling through a portal to some new location and I can't go home? Didn't I do that already?! Seriously, what is it with mysterious dimensional garbage that just grabs people from wherever and whenever and flings them wherever and whenever it feels like?!"

It sounds like he has a story to tell. If he feels like.

Comments

Re: video feed;

[crystalmaster]

… How do you work on it if you don’t know what to do?

[A shrug.]

Sure, if you wanna waste your time. I’m at the hotel, in the lobby.

… Yeah, huh? Long silver hair, three blue wings? What’s really loco is we have video games about him. And he’s real! Everything’s real!

[It still blows his mind that the games are based on real events. He is definitely not aware that his world is part of the Kingdom Hearts universe yet.]

Re: video feed;

[techgunner]

I look up scientific methods that help access the situation. That is how.

[He smiles.]

I'll be down in a few moments.

Mind blowing. I would ask what a video game is, but I already know. I am not from this time period myself.

Re: video feed;

[crystalmaster]

Huh. Cool.

[He leans back.]

Sure. I’ll be here.

Yeah? What’s your world like?

Re: video feed;

[techgunner]

Amazing.

It's... rudimentary. There's really not much to it other than what you see is what you get. However the city I'm from, is full of wonders. It's much different from the other places in my world. It's tech evolved.

Re: video feed;

[crystalmaster]

How tech evolved?

[He’s always intrigued by developments in tech.]

Re: video feed;

[techgunner]

I was able to make 'cellphones' from scratch for the new residents for Miss Lockhart. I didn't realize we had this technology until I realized we had landlines back in my world once upon a time.

Re: video feed;

[crystalmaster]

Wow. That’s something else.

[He’s impressed.]

I really like this device you made. So far, it’s the best phone I’ve had!

Re: video feed;

[techgunner]

It also comes with a network that I set up as well. It's connected to the Planet's mainframe internet.

Thank you. It should last for a few years.

Re: video feed;

[crystalmaster]

Cool.

That’s better than the phones back home! They’re made to fall apart before long so you’ll have to upgrade fast. As a businessman, I kinda get the idea there, but it’s more like a strategy my rival would have tried. I’d rather put out quality products.

Re: video feed;

[techgunner]

People make things to fall apart? That seems like it wouldn't be a good thing for the long haul. Why would anyone do that?

Re: video feed;

[crystalmaster]

It's all about greed, making you buy more and more stuff because it doesn't last long.

Re: video feed;

[techgunner]

I see. That is a terrible idea and probably bad for the company selling the product unless they're the only ones with a certain patent. Otherwise, it makes zero sense.

Re: video feed;

[crystalmaster]

Yeah, that's at least part of the problem: companies figure they've got you over a barrel because they're the only ones making products with certain features.

Re: video feed;

[techgunner]

Well, if they have a patent, you're practically screwed especially if you want that feature.

Re: video feed;

[crystalmaster]

Oh yeah. The tech business is wild. I like the way things are done here much better.