Ohhhh. [OHHHH that's the part she's confused about. got it!
he shoots another basket and watches the ball bounce off the rim. boo.]
The coliseum was this huge space where people would come to fight monsters and stuff, including Hercules. He's a hero, too, and I guess he's related to the gods or something. Phil's a satyr but he's Hercules's trainer and he was the one in charge of everything. Once we proved we were tough enough to fight, we got to enter the games. Except Hades--he's from the Underworld--came in to wreck everything and sent Cerberus into the arena instead, so we had to fight and beat him.
... It sounds pretty, uh... [ far fetched? ] ... it's a little difficult to grasp, maybe? It sounds a bit fantastical, but there's enough detail there for it to be true. [ or a really powerful hallucination but she's not gonna say that out loud ]
Yeah. [another basket goes swish swish.] I think I wouldn't have thought it was true either if I didn't know there were other worlds out there. But every world is different.
Oh, you've travelled to other worlds? ... [ yesterday she would've thought that to be impossible, but... y'know. she's here right now isn't she? ]
My world? [ ... ] I'd say it's normal, but that's normal to me rather than everyone. It's... there's a lot of problems with it, but there's also lots of people just living their lives the best they can there too.
Yeah. We've been to a lot of them over the last couple of years. [but his world traveling thing isn't important at the moment. he's more curious about alex.]
Are they problems that can be fixed? [that's always the first question. and he shoots another basket.] What are the people like?
[ sora, you world hop that is way more interesting. ]
Some problems are pretty deep rooted. And... they're just like any people. There are good and bad people everywhere, and some of them are... more powerful than others, or louder than others.
Just like any people. [it sure does sound familiar at least.] I've heard a bit about a lot of people's worlds...most of them aren't the same, but it just means there really is a reason this world picked us.
I don't know. Could be, but I don't think it was just because they felt like picking out of nowhere. They know enough about us for that data, don't they?
No. It doesn't. [another shot shot.] But that's why I want to ask them as many questions as I can whenever they do come meet us. Something important must have happened so they couldn't be here, but they'll probably want to talk to us, too.
Yeah. I think if I were them I'd want a break from so many people asking the hard questions, too. So we'll just focus on getting to know them better. That'll probably make it easier for them to tell us more in the future anyway.
[he would love answers now but also...people are important.]
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I don't understand anything you're saying, Sora.
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Like sparring. But for real.
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Is that where the sparring takes place?
[ help a girl out ]
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he shoots another basket and watches the ball bounce off the rim. boo.]
The coliseum was this huge space where people would come to fight monsters and stuff, including Hercules. He's a hero, too, and I guess he's related to the gods or something. Phil's a satyr but he's Hercules's trainer and he was the one in charge of everything. Once we proved we were tough enough to fight, we got to enter the games. Except Hades--he's from the Underworld--came in to wreck everything and sent Cerberus into the arena instead, so we had to fight and beat him.
Does that help?
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but at least it's context? ]
... It sounds pretty, uh... [ far fetched? ] ... it's a little difficult to grasp, maybe? It sounds a bit fantastical, but there's enough detail there for it to be true. [ or a really powerful hallucination but she's not gonna say that out loud ]
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What's yours like?
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My world? [ ... ] I'd say it's normal, but that's normal to me rather than everyone. It's... there's a lot of problems with it, but there's also lots of people just living their lives the best they can there too.
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Are they problems that can be fixed? [that's always the first question. and he shoots another basket.] What are the people like?
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Some problems are pretty deep rooted. And... they're just like any people. There are good and bad people everywhere, and some of them are... more powerful than others, or louder than others.
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Just like any people. [it sure does sound familiar at least.] I've heard a bit about a lot of people's worlds...most of them aren't the same, but it just means there really is a reason this world picked us.
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It doesn't seem very fair, does it?
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It's only fair.
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We're all bound to have questions, but we could widen the scope of them a bit more to be as much about them as about what's going on here.
I'm kind of curious what kinds of people they are too.
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That's how you get to know a person normally, so I don't see why it wouldn't apply here.
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Alright. Then that's where we'll start. There's only a few of them so it shouldn't take long to learn that much.
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If they're as isolated here as we are, they might not mind the chance to talk without being pelted with questions related to what's happening here.
[ except wolf who apparently will just grump into the distance but that's fine they haven't met him yet, here. ]
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Yeah. I think if I were them I'd want a break from so many people asking the hard questions, too. So we'll just focus on getting to know them better. That'll probably make it easier for them to tell us more in the future anyway.
[he would love answers now but also...people are important.]
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[ as interesting as that would actually be... ]
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Presents might be a good idea too. Isn't there a saying about the way to someone's heart being through the stomach?
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