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[promiselisting]

[ It'd kinda taken a backseat with everything else going on, but there's still something that's been bothering her a bit. She could just dismiss it as a kid making things up but... after everything she's experienced here, and back home, she's got a gut feeling there's more to it.

She can't search the internet like she used to but... well that doesn't mean crowdsourcing is off the table. ]

Hey, did anybody else run into a weird girl on their first day here? A little kid, blonde hair.

Also does anybody know what the name of this "linkshell" means? Kali Shashidhwaja. She mentioned that, along with telling me that "she" would try to hurt me if I ever lost it and was alone.

[ As a final note, she added the two pictures the girl had doodled, described as follows: " There was a crude drawing of a feminine figure with purple eyes standing over what appeared to be the corpses of a human and a moogle, looking a bit eerily similar to Futaba and her moogle even though the drawing was crude. " Along with "This time the figures looking like Futaba and her moogle were standing alive, and were surrounded by other figures. They faced toward the purple-eyed figure, who seemed to be fleeing."

And now, to see what information others might have... ]

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Let's note these four for now. It's a start and we can revisit this as more come to mind.

As I understand it. Hallucinations don't tell you about a world you know nothing about and lead you to a book you have never seen before. Even from that angle it doesn't add up.

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[promiselisting]

They also don't draw on tablets for you while you watch them.

[ #helping ]

text; beautiful

[acceptedlife]

Or that, yeah.

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Okay, a lot of strong feelings were kicked up. But let's focus our energy on the important matters.

Getting to the bottom of this and getting used to this world. That's going to be enough for all of us.

[promiselisting]

[ He wasn't actually harsh or anything, but she can almost feel the disapproval there. Or maybe she was reading into it too much? The fallibility of text communication.

Either way, she gets the message: knock it off, you've made your point. And he's probably not wrong. ]

Yeah. Got it.