Case 01

[smileeveryone.livejournal.com]

“Hell-lo, what do we have here?”

[The video feed records a very unusual angle. The communicator was aimed skyward, and it looks as if a pair of tiny feet are standing on top of it just barely visible. It’s about to get more bizarre. Something that looks like a giant albeit wavey-looking eye is the next thing the feed catches. It’s difficult to make out any of the person’s facial features]

A variety of dials..[Some mumbling to himself] .. This prominent rectangular area.. [More mutterings] Incredible. This doesn’t look like.. anything I’ve seen before. [ The voice sounds genuinely surprised but intrigued]

Hm- I wonder.. [ Pulls his magnifying glass out of the way, revealing the visage of a mouse] Just.. what is this contraption intended for?

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[smileeveryone.livejournal.com]

[This certainly was an unusual day...]

Hm? [He had been trying to tinker with the interior of the communicator but as of yet hadn't gotten the case open yet. So when the boy replied, he halted his work and returned to the screen] Thank you, however another lady had already informed me as such.

[Basil did however appreciate that Oz had simply answered the question without adding any hook on the end]

What.. pray-tell.. is a moogle?

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[fightsforalice.livejournal.com]

A Moogle is one of those creatures you might see around Traverse Town. I can't really explain what they are exactly, but they do kind of stand out.

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[smileeveryone.livejournal.com]

[He will be most surprised when one approaches him, mind you. He was used to using a dog in his work so it wasn't the height difference that would be worrisome, just the alien features.]

Then I shant be able to miss them.

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[fightsforalice.livejournal.com]

Right, they do kind of stand out in that place.

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[smileeveryone.livejournal.com]

[ Finding that conversation exhausted Basil changed topics]

Whom might you be?

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[fightsforalice.livejournal.com]

My name's Oz.

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[smileeveryone.livejournal.com]

It's nice to meet you-- [Though they hadn't exactly met..] speak to you, as it were.

I am Basil of Baker Street.