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[thefrogknight]

I am not..certain.. [The confused voice is followed shortly by a confused face. An upside-down confused face. The man considers the device a moment, looking it over as if trying to solve a great puzzle.]

It reminds me of one of Lucca's devices.

[More inspecting and the device is turned a few more times.]

Which should mean, if I remember her words accurately...ah! [The video is righted and he smiles.] This would be the correct way for it.

And then...oh [slight blush.] My apologies...this device is already on, is it not? I did not mean to seem so lost, though, I suppose there is no hiding what is undeniably true. Could someone, perhaps, tell me where or when I am?

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[firstaid]

So, your friends you made on your journey were from the future? [That does sound like it would be from a book, too! She's sure she's read something like this before, though she wouldn't be able to recall everything on the top of her head. Perhaps if she thought about it a little more.]

He must have seen that you had the heart to save the world. [She remembers hearing those words, that a heart alone cannot save the world, but one needs the heart to save it. That, she sees, as a kind of power.]

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[thefrogknight]

Most. There was one from the past as well. [A small smile crossed his face as his thoughts went to the energetic cave-woman. As blunt as she could be, he had always enjoyed her company.]

Perhaps so. May I ask what sort of time you are from? Or...well, even what sort of world. I suppose even that could be different in a place such as this.

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[firstaid]

[To have companions from all different times. That sounds like it would be an amazing experience. Just a simple nod to acknowledge that, but the expression she is wearing gives away that, well, it's something she would find fun to experience herself in her world.]

Time? I suppose in my world we were at a time where the technology we are using was slowly bringing the world to a decline, and people were abusing it as well. While it was essential to our everyday lives, we also could learn to live without it.