[You have to be curious and observant if you want to be Hiro Hamada unfortunately. Like Milla, he doesn't necessarily want to pry into something delicate just because he's curious but at the same time…he can absorb that information.]
I don't buy their story either. [But not for that reason because wow.] And that's why Tadashi didn't mind telling you about home, huh? ["Because you're both in similar situations." He knows better than to say "I'm sorry" to someone like Milla, even if he's thinking it's not fair that things like this happen to people.]
…there aren't other people from your world here, are there?
[ said carefully. sure, their situations are... similar, but not in that regard, just like hiro's and hers are kind of similar even if he doesn't know about that either. at this point everything is just facts and history. cold, hard, confusing jrpg history. ]
... But no, there aren't. There are people I know from a... world like mine. I doubt they'll bring back anyone I knew originally.
[ she isn't really sure what she'd do if they brought her older sister here. even more awkward relations all around.... ]
Oh. [That's even weirder then and maybe something he should ask Tadashi later.] ...a world like yours like...an alternate timeline? Or you mean something that's just kinda similar?
[ maybe if he wasn't hiro hamada, there'd be a hint of surprise that he'd nailed it right off the bat. ]
The first. [ with a certain sense of detachment, she recounts the facts. ] They called them Fractured Dimensions--dimensions where one difference created worlds that were... are similar to the original, but still novel.
I didn't think those existed. But...fractures can be fixed, can't they? A fracture's just a small break. What's stopping those dimensions from all sort of working together to exist?
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I don't buy their story either. [But not for that reason because wow.] And that's why Tadashi didn't mind telling you about home, huh? ["Because you're both in similar situations." He knows better than to say "I'm sorry" to someone like Milla, even if he's thinking it's not fair that things like this happen to people.]
…there aren't other people from your world here, are there?
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Tadashi doesn't know about that.
[ said carefully. sure, their situations are... similar, but not in that regard, just like hiro's and hers are kind of similar even if he doesn't know about that either. at this point everything is just facts and history. cold, hard, confusing jrpg history. ]
... But no, there aren't. There are people I know from a... world like mine. I doubt they'll bring back anyone I knew originally.
[ she isn't really sure what she'd do if they brought her older sister here. even more awkward relations all around.... ]
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The first. [ with a certain sense of detachment, she recounts the facts. ] They called them Fractured Dimensions--dimensions where one difference created worlds that were... are similar to the original, but still novel.
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