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[genius-idiot.livejournal.com]

[Kaiji hasn't been around much since the zombie battles. He was utterly exhausted after all that, and felt useless since so many people ended up being killed. Today, though, he'll turn on his phone and make a call.]

Hey, uh, so. We all know bad shit's gonna go down around the time of the full moon, right? Or at least, weird shit. Maybe it's not going to be zombies every time, but at least we should be ready in case it is. Maybe we oughta have meetings, or a place to meet at least. Or a bunker with supplies. Or... something, I dunno. Maybe it doesn't make any sense since we never know what's coming our way.

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[Tonight on the town, Kaiji is out enjoy the cool weather for the first time in awhile. He stops at different houses and stores to look at all the Halloween decorations everywhere, and displays in the windows. He mutters under his breath.]

We're supposed to give out candy, right...?

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[skaldssong.livejournal.com]

Ya already got my thoughts on the subject. I wonder how hard it would be to gather up at the place Saber's meet-and-greet was, again.

[A pause, and Devola's expression is a bit sheepish when she speaks again.]

Say. Unrelated, but you wouldn't happen to know why there's so many decorative pumpkins everywhere would you?

[genius-idiot.livejournal.com]

Probably not too hard, we can send out texts to everyone. Whether or not they care is another thing.

Oh, that? It's the holiday called Halloween. People decorate with stuff like that and get dressed up in costumes 'n' stuff.

[skaldssong.livejournal.com]

Well, that much was implied. Still, if it's for their well-being you'd think they'd kinda care a bit.

Hall-o-een? Well, it sounds fun at least. Not sure what it's celebrating, but since when did people need a reason to celebrate?

[genius-idiot.livejournal.com]

That's true. It's more of a Western holiday, but people decorate or have costume parties there too.

[skaldssong.livejournal.com]

Y'know. I still don't quite get the difference in east and west. Is there some magical line that bisects the world on maps to help me out?

[genius-idiot.livejournal.com]

Ha, not really. More just a cultural line, I guess.

[skaldssong.livejournal.com]

Oh, okay. That kinda distinction I get. [Lord knows she lives in a world of eclectic townships...]

So I'm guessing it's a real... generalized separation, right? The world's big, and even half of it would be pretty huge. People are too different to be that easily labeled.

[genius-idiot.livejournal.com]

Pretty much. And every country is really different on top of that.

[skaldssong.livejournal.com]

I'm starting to get the sense that whatever -ology it is that deals with the differences in nations is both an enormous field of study, and probably kinda interesting.