I have heard that chocolate lasts quite a while, so I am sure there is very little to worry about. And it is very delicious, so I do not think there will be a problem of them being wasted.
[He nods.] They do... and they last longer if they're inside a container or fridge. [Ah, speaking of containers. Sayo should get his ready for his chocolates.]
That is true! Although it is not just chocolates but many, many things which last longer in "fridges". I had never been aware of that until I saw them.
[They tended to use huge blocks of ice and straw back where she came from, but she probably would have never been allowed to see them.]
If you had them back home, that would mean you are from a more "modern" world, right?
[Maybe it was because they'd never lost power back in Holly Heights, but-]
I had never thought that they could be useless without power. Although I suppose that does make sense. But then why did they not create a way for it to work despite that?
[Sayo pauses. What was life like outside of the citadel and the collection? He got a glimpse through the technology they have like "TV shows" and pictures.]
It's different from my old life. It's like being here, but not as many robots and bright lights. But... I don't usually leave the citadel if I don't have a mission.
[His old life before the collection and the army. Being just a sword and a sword with a human body are two, distinctly different life for him.]
... I never thought about it. I usually stay with my brothers or follow Master's orders. I haven't thought of leaving the citadel for any other reason.
I see. [If she was in his place, she'd have taken every chance to explore...but she supposed that was what she would have done and he must have his own reasons.]
So you were not curious about it. [She's quiet for a moment, trying to wrap her mind around the thought of someone who wouldn't be curious of the world outside. She's learned something new and the thought has her smiling again.] What was the citadel like, then? Surely you must have spent a lot of time there?
[Describing the citadel? Sayo blinks, before he nods and try his best.]
The citadel's... big. Very big. [He's trying.] We have a lot of space and room, but almost everyone share a bedroom in groups. I shared mine with my brothers.
[And continues to do so here.]
But... we have enough land to farm food and take care of the horses. So there's always work for us if we don't get deployed to the front lines.
[Sayo nods and thought for a moment. He guess he can tell her.]
Yes, we do. We farm so we wouldn't go hungry and we can ride out on horses into battle. [Mainly for the slower swords. A lot of the faster swords can fight on foot.] ... As for where we were deployed to, it's to Japan in the past.
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[Because the chocolates are great!]
Were you able to make enough for all of your friends, as well?
[Unfortunately she couldn't really end up finishing hers (she shouldn't have gotten a blue pot...) but she'd make it up to him.]
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Yes, I did. I think I made a little more than I needed.
[He'll probably give the spares to his brothers or other people he knows as extras.]
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[He could give it to other people he knows, right?]
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[But as long they don't expire too soon, they should be okay.]
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[They tended to use huge blocks of ice and straw back where she came from, but she probably would have never been allowed to see them.]
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[If they have another blackout... the food would last for a while before expiring sooner.]
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[Maybe it was because they'd never lost power back in Holly Heights, but-]
I had never thought that they could be useless without power. Although I suppose that does make sense. But then why did they not create a way for it to work despite that?
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[Is. Was? Sayo doesn't quite believe in his home world's destruction, yet.]
... I don't know. I don't really think about it.
[He worries about following orders and fighting. Not... how things work.]
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[Veronica would have said "is" and still does whenever she talks of the people she knows back in both her own world and Holly Heights.]
I see. It is all right if you do not know. I can find out.
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[Sayo pauses. What was life like outside of the citadel and the collection? He got a glimpse through the technology they have like "TV shows" and pictures.]
It's different from my old life. It's like being here, but not as many robots and bright lights. But... I don't usually leave the citadel if I don't have a mission.
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And why did you not leave the citadel? Did you not wish to?
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... I never thought about it. I usually stay with my brothers or follow Master's orders. I haven't thought of leaving the citadel for any other reason.
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So you were not curious about it. [She's quiet for a moment, trying to wrap her mind around the thought of someone who wouldn't be curious of the world outside. She's learned something new and the thought has her smiling again.] What was the citadel like, then? Surely you must have spent a lot of time there?
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The citadel's... big. Very big. [He's trying.] We have a lot of space and room, but almost everyone share a bedroom in groups. I shared mine with my brothers.
[And continues to do so here.]
But... we have enough land to farm food and take care of the horses. So there's always work for us if we don't get deployed to the front lines.
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[Or at least, that's her opinion on it.]
You had horses? And a farm, as well? Where were you deployed to?
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Yes, we do. We farm so we wouldn't go hungry and we can ride out on horses into battle. [Mainly for the slower swords. A lot of the faster swords can fight on foot.] ... As for where we were deployed to, it's to Japan in the past.
[Time travel!]
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[So swords could get hungry too.]
You went to the past? How? Why?
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Read: Still waiting for solid info about it.]We went back to the past because there are enemies who wants to change history... So we fight and stop them.
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Enemies who are also from the future?
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Yes... at least, they want to change the past, so they have to be from the future as well.
[It's the only logical explanation he can think of.]
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[That does make sense.]
Why did they wish to change it?
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[All he was needed to know was they they need to preserve history as they know it.]
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