And then we tried to take this sword, but we got transported to other worlds. I had muscles there.
[That was it, the important thing. No.]
. . . There was a lady there who was trying to help us, I think. I couldn't see her face, but she was tall and had wings. She said things that I thought were about getting out of their worlds, but they could have been clues, too.
In my world, she kept saying 'Aren't you forgetting something?' and 'Do you want to find the others?' and she said the place didn't have much longer and it was still dangerous even though nothing was real. All of that, though. . . I think it was about getting me to go find Ange-san and the others.
But in Ange-san's world, she said 'This has happened before, and yet is hasn't,' and 'You're still missing what you need, but you're running out of time,' and I don't know what she meant by that.
In Hua Cheng-san's world she said 'You're still missing the key' and 'You won't be able to leave until you find it' and 'I only wish there were more I could do for you,' which could have meant we needed to get the sword Kamiki-san had, but I'm not sure.
Because at the end, after we got Kamiki-san and the sword, she said 'This has all happened before, and yet it hasn't, but it won't happen again.' And then she said 'I'm afraid you're running out of time.' And she told us we should take care of someone, but she didn't say who.
I don't know. I thought she was just helping us get out of there, but I'm not sure.
Maybe we've all focused on the part where we have to kill people to save the deadzos [I'm sorry Taako has done this] but not enough on what it's going to take to set this right. Don't you think that's possible?
Please stop saying deadzos. [ in a pained tone, but ] Maybe? Getting the dead out is our priority, but it's true we don't exactly know how to fix the Realm still...
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Okay? I guess you've already told Rabbit, but... What happened?
[ swan, a fool, ]
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We got transported into this pretty forest, but. . . it was creepy. There was a cave, and robots attacking us.
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[ this means nothing to them right, so they just wait for him to continue while only feeling a little "oops" about him looking a little sick ]
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[That was it, the important thing. No.]
. . . There was a lady there who was trying to help us, I think. I couldn't see her face, but she was tall and had wings. She said things that I thought were about getting out of their worlds, but they could have been clues, too.
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[ it's pensive, but swan doesn't expand on it, shaking their head ]
Um. What did she say?
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[Hmm. Trying to remember.]
In my world, she kept saying 'Aren't you forgetting something?' and 'Do you want to find the others?' and she said the place didn't have much longer and it was still dangerous even though nothing was real. All of that, though. . . I think it was about getting me to go find Ange-san and the others.
But in Ange-san's world, she said 'This has happened before, and yet is hasn't,' and 'You're still missing what you need, but you're running out of time,' and I don't know what she meant by that.
In Hua Cheng-san's world she said 'You're still missing the key' and 'You won't be able to leave until you find it' and 'I only wish there were more I could do for you,' which could have meant we needed to get the sword Kamiki-san had, but I'm not sure.
Because at the end, after we got Kamiki-san and the sword, she said 'This has all happened before, and yet it hasn't, but it won't happen again.' And then she said 'I'm afraid you're running out of time.' And she told us we should take care of someone, but she didn't say who.
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Do you think... all of that means something for us now? Most of what happens in those places is based off of ... memories, though.
[ ... hrm. ]
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Maybe we've all focused on the part where we have to kill people to save the deadzos [I'm sorry Taako has done this] but not enough on what it's going to take to set this right. Don't you think that's possible?
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[He thought that was what he was supposed to say.]
. . . I want to help with that, too.
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