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[oceantrauma]

[Ken's situated in the library, books strewn out around him, but currently they're pushed to the side, his attention on the device, expression thoughtful.]

Rapunzel-san mentioned stars the other day. I decided to tell some stories from my home world about them, along with the names I recall, and look through the library for other stories and names.

However, it made me realize some of us may be from the same world, but you would still know stories and legends of the stars I don't. And there are other people from other worlds that would have completely different stars, and different stories.

Would you please share your stories of stars from home with us?

[He's expecting someone (three someones at different times), but feel free to answer in person, run across him in the library by chance, bug him about the books, anything.]

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[firstaid]

I believe so as well. Though I rather prefer the version as Brave Vesperia and The Child of the Full Moon being brother and sister. It's... much happier.

[She prefers stories with happy endings!]

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[oceantrauma]

Yes, it is. Too bad it's not the truth.

[And Ken just takes things as they are. Perhaps a little too much.]

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[firstaid]

Not the entire truth, at least.

[Normally she likes the truth too. History should be taken at face value, but when it directly concerns her, sometimes sugar coating it is nice.]

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[oceantrauma]

This story, it sounds like it means a lot to you?

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[firstaid]

Ah, yes it does. ...it... means a lot.

[She smiles, but there is a melancholic touch to her expression.]

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[oceantrauma]

[He notices the expression, but also her lack of mentioning why and doesn't badger, just respects the lack of it.]

I'm touched you shared it with me, then. Thank you.

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[firstaid]

Of course, it's still a wonderful story.

[That normal expression with her bright smile returns. She knew of the story long before she knew the true background behind what created that lore that's passed down. To her, it's still a very happy tale.]