star_kingdom | Trick 001 ✧ video

[ There's a young boy that appears on the screen, looking very perplexed. He also appears to be quite upside down... possibly due to the fact that he's holding his communicator the wrong way. He's also mumbling something about uselessly complex Midgardian gadgets and how ironic it was that everyone thought he was going to be the one to cause Ragnarok all the while attempting to shoo off some moogles trying to be 'helpful'. His lips twist down into an adorable pout and the view is momentarily obscured as he obviously pokes the camera a few times. ]

I'm... not sure if this is on...?

[ His brow furrows as he stares at it in utter bafflement before one of the moogles finally manages to point out to him that he's holding his communicator entirely the wrong way. The screen blurs for a moment and he appears right-side up when it clears again. Thank goodness the little flying buggers seemed to be a little more technologically inclined then he was. They showed him how to turn the thing on to begin with too. Who knew how long that would have taken him otherwise. ]

Sorry, I have... a profound distaste for devices like these. These 'moogles' have been telling me what's happened, but I know that sprites and faerie like creatures are not always the most reliable source of information. So please, what is with this darkness business?

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I don't see why we shouldn't be!

Great! Okay will you tell me where in Traverse Town you are. I shouldn't take too long to get to where you might be hopefully.

I'm right outside a nice little open air cafe, there's an 'item shop' next door as well. Rather creatively named 'Items'.

Oh! I know where that is now, I shouldn't be long.

[No more than five minutes at best.]

I shall be happily awaiting your arrival then.

[And she really isn't long. It's about five minutes before she arrives and does her usual greeting.]

Good afternoon and welcome to Traverse Town.

Good afternoon, Lizzie! I have to say it's much better to see you in person.

Edited 2012-10-26 18:43 (UTC)

[She nods.] It's more formal this way.

Really? I feel it's far more personable! Speaking over a phone, or communicator here I guess, just feels so distant.

That's usually because people are distant in terms of where they are.

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