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[thesettingsun]

Shuji Tsushima

"Hi, you've reached Shuji Tsushima, and you probably should've texted first if you wanted me to pick up, but leave a message anyway."

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[thesettingsun]

You're not waking me up!

Was he blond? The one I remember was blond. And shorter than your cousin.

[wordcarvings]

That’s a relief, I don’t want to disturb you.

He was, yes. On both accounts.

[thesettingsun]

Then we're probably from the same place. I don't know if that's a relief or not?

[wordcarvings]

It seems like that might be the case. Does that mean we are aliens or from a very peculiar world? Considering the floating letterS?

I think it's a little bit of a relief, at least. It means that we are not entirely alone about whatever visions we're having.

[thesettingsun]

I'm not sure. There weren't floating letters inside my other memory - I was inside, but there was at least a window and I didn't see any letters.

[wordcarvings]

How peculiar. I wonder what makes that different. Now that you mention it though, I don’t think the other memories of the outside had any floating letters. I paid more attention to the specifics of the memories though so maybe I just missed it. Still, it makes it even more peculiar.

[thesettingsun]

I'll pay attention to the next one for that.

[Except he won't because it'll be too distressing for him to think about the sky.]

[wordcarvings]

Likewise.

[ Except haha no, he won’t be able to do that either, probably. ]

If it’s different though, I wonder why there would be two different skies.

[thesettingsun]

Space travel sounds kind of unlikely, but someone remembered a talking frog, so I don't know if I can discount anything as unlikely anymore.

[wordcarvings]

It does but the unlikely might not be as unlikely any more. It might be better to not be surprised about those things these days.

I will mention this because we share similar memories, but I received a book a while back that can turn into an old-fashioned rifle. I don’t know why but I wanted to mention it in case you were to receive something similar. It greatly startled me when it changed shape.

[ And he dropped it and wouldn’t go near it and had to call Chuuya and talk to him to calm down, and later he called Togusa who helped him to register it as an antique. ]

[thesettingsun]

Yeah, I bet that was a surprise. I'll try to prepare myself for sudden book-guns.

[What is his life even.]

[wordcarvings]

It was indeed, a very big surprise. Hopefully, you don’t get one. They are dangerous, after all.

[ Maybe he should not have mentioned it? He wanted to warn him just in case but... ]

[thesettingsun]

I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to have guns on campus. Even if they're also books.

[wordcarvings]

Yes, I believe it’s not allowed. That is something you could discuss with one of the cops on the network, if it happens.

[thesettingsun]

I'll bring it up. But I'm hoping I don't get one.

[wordcarvings]

It would make things less complicated for you if you didn’t.

[thesettingsun]

What are you even going to use a book-gun for? Do they sell hunting licenses here or do you have to go to Texas?

[wordcarvings]

No idea. I don’t really know anything about hunting. I just put it back in the box and put away where it won’t be within sight.

[thesettingsun]

I wouldn't want to look at it either. At least it's still there and Retrospec doesn't get to send it back to you.

[wordcarvings]

Yes, if that continued to happen then it would be even more distressing. As long as we don't try to get rid of whatever they sent us, it seems the won't push it in our face, so to speak.

[thesettingsun]

It's not a great solution, but I can't think of anything better right now...

[wordcarvings]

No... As far as I know no one has come up with a better solution yet.

[thesettingsun]

Has anybody grafitti'd the Retrospec building? That's another question I'd like the answer to.

[wordcarvings]

Maybe? So much has been going on these past few months that I can’t remember if it’s happened.

[thesettingsun]

Good point. There's no way to keep track of what everybody's doing all the time.