Do you maintain that you willingly joined Nut and Bolt of your own accord in order to search? Did you sign a contract, and were you on a tour with twenty-eight individuals?
[ Sometimes... You wait for a woman. She looks over to the blurry figure with a smile and slowly the filter obscuring them lifts. It is a young girl with snow white hair and skin, but piercing red ruby eyes. ]
I have memories of all you have listed... But I have started to wonder if what I remember should be doubted.
[ Even as she answers Scien, she keeps her eyes on the white-haired girl. ]
Documents have been cropping up lately... It starts with us not recognizing it accompanied with a headache. It has been this way with most of the documents.
We are going through some deductions and Io has been reviewing yours, Mister Lee's, and Mister Pearce's bodies every night in hopes they see something different. There is still a curiosity in nanites and I was fortunate enough to remember Mister Pearce's recommendation to scan them during the upcoming spacejump lockdown.
There aren't even findings showing the difference in what affected myself and the busybody detective's? Do you truly believe that his condition was just rapidly exacerbated by the environment?
Despite Mister Pearce's case being different from the rest, we cannot exclude him in this strange series of happenings. At least, that is my opinion.
Your autopsies are all different when we consider the physical causes of death. The panels came out without anything odd to note that wouldn't already be expected... High levels of cortisol and adrenaline. Increased heart rate. High blood pressure—similar metrics applied to those who have different physiologies or biology. All of you are corpses, nothing more and nothing less.
Of course this is what we can glean from the technology we do have. It is possible that it is something our equipment currently cannot detect. We are collecting parts to upgrade what we have during these stops.
[ She doesn't have anything to add to the first part. ]
We don't necessarily have access to files like nanite schematics. That belongs to the company and our ranks are not high enough to be given those permissions. If we wanted to look into nanites, then we would need to extract and study them ourselves.
A curse always has an origin. I don't know what it may be, but an origin has to exist... It has to be full of disdain.
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There's a moment. She closes her eyes and it comes to her. ]
... Mister Brofiise. It's you.
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[and also he makes a gesture toward the table. he doesn't like standing....]
Get me a seat.
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[ She offers him her seat. It is yours. ]
But the name given to me, the witch, is Morgana.
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[because he's not kind enough to deny it, sitting and letting his elbow rest on the table to hold his head up... slob.]
Very well, Witch Morgana. [he asked for her name and now won't use it until further notice. a gesture to the second figure in the chair]
Is this your master?
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[ She is a maid, after all, and pours Scien a cup of tea. ]
It is.
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So the master that you're crossing the universe to find is here with you at the moment.
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... A fiction of my desires, I suppose. This is still a dream.
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[not scien, but he's aware of how it looks]
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[ Romantic in nature, she isn't sure. ]
But I suppose it rivals that of romance.
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So it would seem.
Do you maintain that you willingly joined Nut and Bolt of your own accord in order to search? Did you sign a contract, and were you on a tour with twenty-eight individuals?
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I have memories of all you have listed... But I have started to wonder if what I remember should be doubted.
[ Even as she answers Scien, she keeps her eyes on the white-haired girl. ]
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Oh? What prompted your doubt?
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Documents have been cropping up lately... It starts with us not recognizing it accompanied with a headache. It has been this way with most of the documents.
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So you're recognizing the anomalies in your own behavior.
[he relates.]
... I'll pose an open-ended question then. What do you think is going on?
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[ Capitalism is always a headache, though. ]
I believe the Eudora is cursed.
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[okay.]
I guess we've talked about that before.
What else did you cover in your meeting?
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Physical and chemical restraints.
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To be used on... whom? The murderers?
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[ For obvious very human-feeling reasons. ]
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[there is nothing in common between scien and eunhyuk after all]
Has there been any progress in determining what made our behavior so erratic?
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Ultimately, there is no progress.
[ She isn't going to sugarcoat it or anything. ]
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[wouldn't that be so fucking convenient???]
Is this still something you would call a curse?
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Your autopsies are all different when we consider the physical causes of death. The panels came out without anything odd to note that wouldn't already be expected... High levels of cortisol and adrenaline. Increased heart rate. High blood pressure—similar metrics applied to those who have different physiologies or biology. All of you are corpses, nothing more and nothing less.
Of course this is what we can glean from the technology we do have. It is possible that it is something our equipment currently cannot detect. We are collecting parts to upgrade what we have during these stops.
[ She reports rather calmly. Anyway... Weird! ]
I still think it's a curse, yes.
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[pain, heart and lung conditions respectively, limited amount of time to live...]
And will you still tell me that your schematics and design of nanites is left off limits to me?
What do you think the origin of the curse is?
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We don't necessarily have access to files like nanite schematics. That belongs to the company and our ranks are not high enough to be given those permissions. If we wanted to look into nanites, then we would need to extract and study them ourselves.
A curse always has an origin. I don't know what it may be, but an origin has to exist... It has to be full of disdain.
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