anyway, nahida often comes to the park and sit on the swings to think, so ... she's on her way here when she spots her. she pauses, and then approaches carefully, her voice soft when she speaks up.]
I wish we hadn't had to wait until we had teams to have a place to live... although I can kind of understand why now.
[since they're. restricted and all.]
...I still wonder why we weren't able to find this place before. Of course, I'm glad we have it now, but... how this all works is still kind of a mystery to me.
It's its own real, so it makes sense that things don't work the way we expect them to. Including what parts of the city we can see and access, apparently.
I guess the simplest way to put it is that a video game is, like... a story you can interact with! You get to play as the main character and explore the world for yourself. But because it's a story, there are certain places you're locked out of until the plot progresses.
It does make sense. So because we haven't progressed very far in the Reaper's Game yet, there are parts of this city we won't be able to access until later.
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anyway, nahida often comes to the park and sit on the swings to think, so ... she's on her way here when she spots her. she pauses, and then approaches carefully, her voice soft when she speaks up.]
Monika?
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[She looks up. Or.......... looks down, actually? Nahida, your 138cm.]
Nahida?
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Hello. [...] How are you feeling...?
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[She sighs.]
How about you? It's been a long day.
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[trials!! trials. and tomorrow is going to feel even longer.]
...I hope you'll try to get some rest tonight.
[even if it might be hard to sleep after All Of That]
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[Or whatever passes for a pillow with their rare unicorn beds.
Anyway, she gestures at the other swing.]
Do you want to sit with me, Nahida?
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but she nods, and takes a seat on the swing.]
Sure. ...it's peaceful out here, isn't it?
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... Yeah. To be honest, I was pretty upset when we got this playground before housing. But now, I'm really glad it's here.
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[since they're. restricted and all.]
...I still wonder why we weren't able to find this place before. Of course, I'm glad we have it now, but... how this all works is still kind of a mystery to me.
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It really is like a game in that way.
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[they do not have video games in teyvat]
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I'm afraid I'm not.
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I guess the simplest way to put it is that a video game is, like... a story you can interact with! You get to play as the main character and explore the world for yourself. But because it's a story, there are certain places you're locked out of until the plot progresses.
Does that make sense?
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[nahida perks up at that, looking thoughtful.]
It does make sense. So because we haven't progressed very far in the Reaper's Game yet, there are parts of this city we won't be able to access until later.