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[ Wait, isn't that what the train said earlier? And wasn't that what it said yesterday??

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Is this a new response you're handing out to everyone?

Alright, today? Less words. I got a list of what I think'll help. Some of it you already know, but just to help you out, you know? The details matter.

So, one, keep up the questioning and answering sess's. Still waiting on the answers part, but, put them where everyone can see them, okay? Don't just stick them on the network to disappear. We can make back-ups, but it's a pain.

Which, speaking of, two: Can you keep around those q&as so we can go back on them? Like, a record? If anyone talks to you in private, then sure, keep those private. But it's good for the nosy people who like to learn things.

Three, let us put info on the ICPs too. Like those video logs, 'cept text or voice logs. So people can grab the info whenever they want.

Four... [ Hmmm, fooour.... ] --Aha, four! If you've got a plan or something you're checking out, let us know. You want us to find your crew? You have to trust our input.

Five- [ ... ... ... ] Okay, I don't have a five. 'Cept, if you have stuff you don't understand or you're confused about what we ask or how we react, you should ask us about it.

It's good to learn about people. [ Very fulfilling process. ]

Alright, I'm going now.

stuff we need or you can put it in the shop to buy easier

-first aid (give these to newbies in their backpacks!)
-a bigger shop catalogue
-more snacks like choc bars nut bars proteien bars
-what about letting people buying random meals
-or let us pick them what you have stocked. like the random magazines. my pal likes the dance in ribbon magazines

'kay, back again for our lesson today. Didn't think I'd leave it to that small dinky message, did you?

[ ...the train likely made no assumptions whatsoever, but. Whatever. Whatever!! ]

To be honest, you're never going to know about people because one guy talked to you a lot; that's something you get from being around them. Which you are... but then, you're the way you are too. Which is fine, y'know, to a point.

You don't always get people, or they're just more quiet and hard to ready - to know what they're thinking. I knew a guy like that back on Spira. Kimahri; he was real quiet, with a real grouchy face. Pushed me around a few times if I tried speaking to him.

But even with all that, he was a part of the team. He opened up. Me, 'n' Yuna... [ There's a silence, a shift in his tone, when finally- ] ...People will be missing her back home. If she's not there...

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...it's all about what you do. [ Let's try and get back to the purpose of this. ] You want us to help you find your old crew, but then you don't tell us anything else.

Give us a chance before you write us off - with deciding something's too risky for us. Isn't the void real big anyway? There's got to be places that can help out.

--oh, wait! Didn't you say something about programs coming on or being offline? You don't think there's a place that can help void craft rediscover things? A repair-upper, or some spiritual magic jumbo? There's got to be all kinds of stuff out there that can help!

Yeah, you should look into that. We just need to find some kind of clue...!

[ Okay. ] Short convo today. And no 'Your voice is heard' reply, thanks.

[ A moment later a text box pops up on the screen. ]

The Voidtrecker Express listens. Your voice was heard.

[ The text box and Tidus' message both fade from the screen. ]

[He gets no answer.]

Voidtecker Express, do you have an explanation for the weird things happening on the train today? I haven't experienced all of them, but I did suddenly travel from one train carriage to another, and the two of them weren't contiguous. Is this anything like a space portal?

In a few of the carriages, Inigo and I couldn't understand one another, so it seems the universal translator was offline.

[ Small laugh, which won't show up in the text. ]. And the oddest thing was when we were in the Music Carriage, our hair and skin turned colors they wouldn't normally be. That's where I am now, and my hair is purple and my skin is blue-violet.

Just asking. I know you have your hands full with keeping us safe during this Void storm. And you may not know the answers anyway, any more than we do.

[ A moment later a text box pops up on the screen. ]

Thank you for your feedback!

[ The text box and Curufin's message both fade from the screen. ]

Train. Look, I know you're real cagey about giving us our numbers or it takes a lot, but, Yuna, you remeber her? I want her number. Please.

I know you don't trust people, but lemme pass it on. You trust Anan now, don't you? I want to know Yuna's okay. Anan can check, one of her people.

If you can give me my number too, that'd be great too, but I care more about hers.

Send it to me over the SCA if you need time? Before we leave?

#88192000111119284552
#88192000111119284554

[ Numbers.

He stares at them, not expecting them, when no one else got theirs before, when trying to get his before didn't work.

Which is his? Which is Yuna's? But the thought of asking seems a waste of time, one he doesn't want to bother taking, so he spends it instead causing dropping his journal and pen to the ground when summoning it, grabbing it back and hurrying to write the numbers. The proof that they'd been different, knew each other but from different worlds--

It doesn't matter. His hands are shaking with a tremble in the rest of his body. This is good enough, the train won't give him more, but-

Sure that he has the numbers down, he brings up the box so he can ask: ]

Is Yuna's 2? Am I 4? The last number.

[ If tone ever translate, means anything to the craft, his voice has never quite so vulnerable, a plea in the clarification. ]

Correct. Voidtrecker Yuna's system is #88192000111119284552. Passenger Tidus' system is #88192000111119284554

Prior to the loss of your previous crew, did any members have any special abilities, using a non-magical unpowered carbon-based mammalian biped appropriately sized to the train as base standard. And if they did, can you give me some examples?

[Somehow, Katsuya feels like the guy who was just dared to do ding-dong-ditch. Without the ditching. Yikes!!

Oh well.]

So, I know this ministry stuff is kinda cagey and hard to trust, but apparently we've got some weird health issues they can help with, so is it possible for us to like

Open a message line and talk about it I guess?

[and later, as if he had left the room and then doubled back on impulse-]

also i think we could use a pet carriage since pets make people happy bye

Edited 2021-12-27 15:44 (UTC)

No. Those of Thistea had a heightened spirituality. It did not compare to the powers of the current crew of the Voidtrecker Express.

[ A moment later a text box pops up on the screen. ]

The Voidtrecker Express listens. Your voice was heard.

[ The text box and Katsuya's message both fade from the screen. ]

Edited 2021-12-28 06:49 (UTC)

[Well he's going to have to do some space googling when this is over.]

Noted. Thanks.

Most of us got saving or destroying places in our history or future. Would I be correct in assuming that was more than a lucky guess?

Stop pulling in new people

They are just going to get hurt

Hey. Is stuff in that file true? Is it as bad as that? Our tethers.

You've got people worrying about what's going on. Right now'd be a good time to get a clue about what's happening to people.

You are correct.

That is not in my control, voidtrecker Inigo.

That is the nature of tethers. It is standard across the void.

Do you want us to help save your planet, help save other planets, take on what's been erasing these worlds, or all of the above?

And what was the last holiday your Thistea crew celebrated on board?

[Because even knowing a holiday might help find some clues.]

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