Sechs

[soulsborderline]

[Someone is standing in the last place they ever expected to be again - Prospero's streets.]

Wh-what in the...

[She reaches into her pocket and finds, of course, a phone - just not the one she was carrying a few minutes ago.]

[Video]

WHY THE HECK AM I BACK HERE?!

I was busy, dammit! Finally actually doing my job! Are you telling me this stupid place still needs saving too?

...

...

...these phones still work the same way, right?

Comments

[video]

[soulsborderline]

Sounds like you're thinking too hard.

Other than the shock and it being stupidly cold here, though, I guess I am doing well. I saved the world four or five times while I was gone.

[video]

[devola]

I... can't even try to claim I've been nearly that busy. At all. Welcome to wintertime, in any event.

And, for what it's worth, it's nice to see a familiar face around again.

[video]

[soulsborderline]

Ugh. I got too used to Japan and their 365-day summers.

And thank you, it's nice to be appreciated. This place is a marginal improvement over where I'm living, at least.

[video]

[devola]

That I can sympathize with. Anything under 55 Fahrenheit is new to me.

I'm afraid to ask how bad things are back home when a place with twenty-five hours, one of them full of monsters, is a better alternative.

[video]

[soulsborderline]

I don't have to live with a moron, a drunk moron, and a penguin in a three-room apartment here.

[video]

[devola]

...Well, you don't have to live with them per-se, but you do know there are a few of those around here depending on who you ask, right?

Except the penguin. Pretty sure we're fresh outta those.

[video]

[soulsborderline]

Well at least they're different morons, and I get a private room that's bigger than a European closet.

[video]

[devola]

Fair points once again. Variety keeps things from being dull pretty nicely.