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The year 3312 is a bit far off from where I'm from. Just a bit over a thousand years. Considering I'm from Earth, the idea things would change from how I remember to now is a little...strange to think about.

Of course I know for a fact this Earth is different from my own, as I'm sure some of you also are aware, but indulge me a little despite that. Lets pretend for a second you can't be sure. Were we to return to the year you came from and as it turned out this world was in fact yours, knowing things would inevitably become this bad, how would you feel about it?

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Human affairs are of no concern to me.

What are, then?

I am one of those who rule over the Afterlife. What humans do when alive is up to them. My role starts after that.

Edited 2012-11-19 20:48 (UTC)

I would not be surprised, nor disturbed.

I take it you deal with this kind of thing a lot, then?

Yes, I do.

[it's a subject he's been trying to keep out of his mind for as long as he could, but the truth is, it's been haunting him for the past two years. indeed, what would the world look like if ghetsis had been successful, if N had remained upon his throne and if his hero had never saved him so long ago.

after some thought, he realizes the world would probably be exactly like this.

dark, desolate-- sad. he only arrived recently but N can't fathom happiness blooming in a place like this.

the worst part to him is, in his blindness, in his guilt, in his desire to be right, he still would have thought the world beautiful. pokemon would be with him, after all, far away from humans-- how could he not think such a world was beautiful?

and yet he would have no idea what the cause of their endless misery would be, he would consult his father and receive inaccurate replies and empty promises and this would be his fate until the day he was buried at the bottom of the sea with his ancestor. there he would lay and his beloved reshiram would continue doing what both of them hated most. razing land and melting deserts and boiling the ocean until nothing but ghetsis' world was left.

and it would be all his fault.

as one could imagine, the thought is just a little bit upsetting, so before he replied, N spends a good long while crying into ninetales, having a why did daddy eat my fries sesh.]

[...that was a pretty good cry! he still feels like dog buns but at least he cleared his head a bit.

now then, to answer this man's question... clearing his throat to rid himself of the vestiges of his upset, he finally speaks.]

If I were to find out this was the fate of my world? I would be disappointed in myself, but unsurprised at the same time. However, I would also do what I could to return things to the way they were meant to be.

Edited 2012-11-15 01:48 (UTC)

[Well, there's the first answer that actually got some sort of reaction. Interesting.]

But could you? After all if the initiative is unsuccessful, you're left in the past as the only one with such knowledge.

I can't imagine anyone would worry over something so far off in the future.

[Truthfully though, he at least thinks it's kinda nice the guy would care.]

Perhaps not, but something I have learned is that no matter what one perceives to be the truth, the future is always to be determined. Even if I am destined for failure, it is my responsibility to try.

It'd be hard to do anythin' about it. Ya might think, "Well I guess I need to warn people to save the future", but who's gonna think ya just ain't crazy?

Hm, that's what I figure. Plus it's so far off into the future it wouldn't really effect most people either, unless this isn't so far off into the "future" for them as it is most.

It might not be for some people but I'm from 2012. If I went went back to 2012 and started yelling about the shitty future to come, no one's gonna listen. This whole schtick of the Initiative with time travelling better work, then.

That's kind of like being told, "the sun will swallow the earth in a few billion years; how do you feel about it?"

If we were completely helpless here I would be worried and concerned for my friends' and my descendants. [mostly friends. no man is touching his daughter n o p e.] But if whatever they're trying to make us do works out here, it'll be fine, right?

You'd be surprised. I'm sure I know one person who would jump at the idea of trying to prevent the sun from swallowing the Earth.

But, I suppose you have a point. That's the whole issue with being here in the first place. It would just be interesting to be sent back home before everything is settled and not knowing.

For an ordinary person the information would probably be a heavy burden to bear.

You say ordinary like you aren't.

Not to say I don't think you'll be an interesting person, but do you find that to be a burden?

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