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[ when the feed flicks on, it’s to the simple image of a sharply dressed man adjusting his glasses upon the bridge of his nose. or rather, it’s the lens glare that strikes the view first, a flash of blue that obscures the friendly(?) way he eyes the viewer, the practiced way he smiles. ]
My apologies. [ the tone, too, is terribly kept, composed and precise. ] If I may, I kindly request that you lend me your brief attention for but a few minutes of your time.
First, allow me to introduce myself: I am Munakata Reishi. You will have to forgive me, I’m afraid, as my recent arrival will mean my lines of inquiry will run along the road of repetition.
[ it’s formality and ease in idle, clear-cut motions; he laces his fingers together and rests them neatly on the table set before him. his smile hasn’t moved. ]
There is, I understand, a . . . certain freedom to living in the time before we are called to action. Training is -- was mandatory, was it not? I don't suppose all of you have been keeping up with your weekly regimen during this temporary state of confusion.
But I digress.
Let me cut straight to the chase, then.
Certain concerns come to mind. Minimal organization though we may have, I admit I’m rather lost. [ there’s a breath of laughter, possibly meant to curb the tension… not to create it. ] With so many people in a state of little to no enforcement, is it safe there on Earth, I wonder?
. . . And what kind of activities, pray tell, have you found to be the most beneficial use of your undoubtedly limitless spare time?
PRIVATE; TO SARUHIKO FUSHIMI
[ it's a text, simple and innocuous. ]
I trust I find you well.
My apologies. [ the tone, too, is terribly kept, composed and precise. ] If I may, I kindly request that you lend me your brief attention for but a few minutes of your time.
First, allow me to introduce myself: I am Munakata Reishi. You will have to forgive me, I’m afraid, as my recent arrival will mean my lines of inquiry will run along the road of repetition.
[ it’s formality and ease in idle, clear-cut motions; he laces his fingers together and rests them neatly on the table set before him. his smile hasn’t moved. ]
There is, I understand, a . . . certain freedom to living in the time before we are called to action. Training is -- was mandatory, was it not? I don't suppose all of you have been keeping up with your weekly regimen during this temporary state of confusion.
But I digress.
Let me cut straight to the chase, then.
Certain concerns come to mind. Minimal organization though we may have, I admit I’m rather lost. [ there’s a breath of laughter, possibly meant to curb the tension… not to create it. ] With so many people in a state of little to no enforcement, is it safe there on Earth, I wonder?
. . . And what kind of activities, pray tell, have you found to be the most beneficial use of your undoubtedly limitless spare time?
PRIVATE; TO SARUHIKO FUSHIMI
[ it's a text, simple and innocuous. ]
I trust I find you well.

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the silence goes on for a while.
eventually a finger taps the tablet twice, just to be sure the post's ended. a ring winks silver. ]
You finished?
[ tl;dr ]
... video it is
not, of course, for the cold reception -- that much is expected, just as this much might be expected, too. he's scanned past the other entries made to the network, after all, and the possibility didn't elude him. there are stranger things, there are people pulled from different dimensions, he's on the moon -
. . . and still, he simply stares at the screen unblinking, a video feed set to pause. a second passes, then three - ]
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Ah. [ a smile, all pleasantries and none of the sympathy. ] Did I disturb your rest?
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Sorry you couldn't do it up close.
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"private" texts to your employee, what will people say
plus, it seems like a trap. )
As well as anybody could be. ( he already doesn't want to know where this is going. )
""well no wonder he's the favorite"
[ what cruel and baseless suspicion -- he's only checking in to see that they didn't lose pieces of fushimi in transit. ):
and anyway - ]
Will you be reporting in soon?
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..........action...?
lights and cameras, too
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Nope, not at all.
But that's what makes it fun, yeah?
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[ a slight cant of the head, but it's less bemusement than it is humoring. ] I take it you're taking advantage of the freedom?
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Question!
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wow sorry for the long tag. and the projection.
i love long tags and projection and both will eventually be mutual ): but i'm sorry he's a douche
this is why you don't have people to get christmas gifts for, munakata
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It is quite true that we have a little too much time to spare. Bearing that in mind, a friend and I have been attempting to improve the local cuisine, particularly beverages such as coffee and tea. We have also established a knitting circle of sorts.
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Are they usually so free about what we do with our rations?
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because you have Yata, just... quietly staring at the screen through that monologue. and for a few seconds afterward. just squinting at the screen in a sort of glare, sort of disgusted looking expression, until finally-- ]
... Fuckin' blues.
[ it's even mumbled. that's it, that's all he has to say before his side of the tablet feed gets tossed aside. ]
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(for example, one of you homra could actually be on screen.) ]
Ah, yes. [ p.s. your video's still running, dear. please enjoy this disembodied voice, then. ] Yata Misaki-kun, was it?
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It's pretty safe, in my experience of it so far.
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Is it. [ there's a chuckle, low and warm(?). ] Might I ask what your experience has been?
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[ Except there is nobody in this video! It's a nice wall ... or ceiling.
Someone from behind the camera chuckles. ]
It's been a while, Munakata-san.
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although he's already discerned through the network that he's here, it still... feels like an awful waste of a lot of effort.
but he continues smiling, doesn't think very much of it (for now). the extra second he spends in silence is easily blamed on delayed recognition, even if he'd recognized the voice from the very start. ]
So it has.
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...I thought I replied to this, sorry ):
... it's okay, he's used to being forgotten :')
Nyakaaaaaaaaaa ): I'll make up with anko and handholding
........... no, really, it's okay, forget him he's not worth it
Anko pie. And handholding. /sparkles??
THE ANKO HAS ALREADY BEEN TAKEN CARE OF *DON'T YOU GUYS KNOW WHAT RATIONS ARE*
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[Meaning: So far, so good, but he isn't going to say that outright.]
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[ frankly, he's of the mindset that it's unusual that the moon was still in one piece when he arrived, but... well, he's not going to give anyone ideas. ] Have you met many of that particular disposition?
Ah . . . volatile, as it were.
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What a safe stipulation.
[ but that, at least, begets a pause. ]
Is the local fauna really so unusual as the reports state?
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Fortunately, in this case, I'm not too keen on "attempting" anything at the moment, when it seems we're getting along pleasantly enough. [ that's half a lie, but no one needs to know that. ]
Although it looks as though you're content to leave things be.
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