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[despairing_hope]

Hello, my name is Komaeda Nagito. This is the first time I'll be addressing everyone, it's a pleasure to directly interact with everyone who was amazing enough to be styled a protagonist.

But first, let me get I to what I would like to talk about. There are two topics I'm interested in.

1: If you were ever in the world called Christallis, can you share your experiences there? Or agree to an interview?

2: Is there anyone I interested in archeology? Though not an immediate plan of action, I feel looking into that will bring I interesting discoveries.

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[despairing_hope]

I did.

Well, what else would you call someone who was summoned from another world, given abilities, and given tasks to do?

And since you are from Crystallis, can you share anything from what you remember of your time there?

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[shinra_dog]

Uh, a hostage? An outsider? A slave? It could have gone a few different ways, kid, it just ended well for everyone that we were deemed "Heroes." It's not a storybook. These different worlds aren't games.

That said, sure I could share a lot. Not sure you're interested in most of it -- there something specific you're looking for?

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[despairing_hope]

Outsider yes, but many protagonists are outsiders. A slave? No. We have freedom to do what we like in this world. And who is to say it isn't? The characters in a game or story don't know they're one. We could be in an elaborate virtual reality and never know the difference.

But, fiction or not, there are still people who are protagonists and those who are simply support.

Specifically I am interested in the last moments of the world, and the moments after the change. Known landmarks and areas that are large enough or developed enough that we might potentially find evidence of them if we went to look for them.

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[shinra_dog]

[The next reply doesn't come right away. In fact, it's quite awhile before Komaeda gets a response.]

The most significant thing I can think of would be the world crystals themselves. They were huge, housed in temples that protected them across Crystallis. Movable, yes, but still huge. If those crystals were ever discovered hidden or buried somewhere, that would make the most convincing argument that Vaikuntha evolved from Crystallis.