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[standalonehuman]

Togusa

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[wordcarvings]

Exactly. It doesn't really make sense, does it? But that's how it was.

He has not, no. Not really. He remembered a doctor called Mori as well, though. A Mori different from the one I remembered. But I don't know if Mori and Mori have the same first name. Still, it doesn't make much sense, though maybe it just is coincidences.

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[standalonehuman]

Why would you and Chuuya be remembering things that are eerily similar, but also not the same? This is. Odd.

Keep writing it all down, keep a record of it, it's what I've started doing. Even if it makes no sense, maybe something'll come through at some point.

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[wordcarvings]

I have no idea, I want to know that though.

Like every newly remembered memory, every details of retrospec changes?

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[standalonehuman]

Yeah. If you write things down, but dont refer to the company by name. But, the things I remember, the things I know they’re responsible for, that much I’m trying to write down.

Any dreams I’m having.

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[wordcarvings]

[ Hm? ]

Would that make a difference? Writing the name or not.

Do you have a lot of them?

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[standalonehuman]

Honestly? Don't know. But it's the next thing that we're trying to see if our case notes stay intact, or if they keep magically changing as soon as we stop looking at them.

I've been having a few dreams. I might understand it, how the other Togusa's power worked. You know how I said the talking to people with my mind was familiar? He could do it, but not like Retrospec got me to?

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[wordcarvings]

[ It takes a few minutes longer than usual for a reply to come. ]

I don’t really get it, but alright.

Really? How was it different? Do you have any idea?

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[standalonehuman]

I know this is hard to understand, but he could do it because he had a series of really tiny machines in his head. Like something from a science fiction story, have you ever heard of nanomachines? They were real for him.

So he could talk to other people who had the same augmentation.

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[wordcarvings]

Oh.

I haven't. That sounds really surreal and scary. I definitely wouldn't want any machines of any size in my head.

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[standalonehuman]

I'm going to get the doctors to check if it's already happened to me. I don't think I'm afraid of it. But I don't know how I'll react if it turns out to be true.

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[wordcarvings]

I guess that you’re braver than me then. Would the doctors be able to see it?

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[standalonehuman]

I would really hope they would be able to find tiny machines running around in my brain.

Also that’s not true, I know better now how brave you are Mr. Judo-Throws-A-Giant-Crab.

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[wordcarvings]

Yes.

This and that are different things. You know I'm no good with technology.

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[standalonehuman]

Nuh-unh. Bravery is bravery.

And I'd rather know than not know. If it's happened, the scan won't change anything, I'll just know that it's there/

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[wordcarvings]

Right.. So if it's not there you can be at ease.. Something like that?

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[standalonehuman]

Just like that, yeah.

Thank you. I'll keep you in the know, whatever I find out, okay?

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[wordcarvings]

Yeah, sure. Good luck, Hitori.