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32nd moon [video/action]

If anyone has found themselves in Cianwood and wishes to leave, Kayne still has some room on his back. We leave from the beach in two hours.

[Geez, someone is in a charming mood today. He's currently around the beach, watching a Dragonite, a Swablu and a Delibird fly around while a Milotic and a Gyarados are swimming.

...Which might very well explain his behavior, actually.]

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They do seem like perfectly normal people, until they start talking about being able to feel their rivers and citizens.

I was thinking that might have been normal since they were deities, but it does sound pretty weird.

Then again, not being able to feel them in this world must be even stranger for them.

I wouldn't be surprised. It's taking them out of what's familiar to them, after all.

That's everyone's situation at the moment, is it not?

Some more than others, it seems. Some people don't seem to be too out of their element here.

Some worlds have no special powers, many have monsters, others have trained monsters... Even a tenuous connection can help adjusting.

Unless the person never leaves their home, ever--- or are spoiled, rich types. They'd throw a fit at having to travel.

One could probably manage to stay permanently in Cherrygrove if they wish. Three days of walking is not that bad, unless you are injured.

Maybe, once they get over the fact that they actually need to work for their living too. You'd be surprised how many nobles balk at the thought of doing manual labor.

Actually, I'd not be surprised at all. I've seen my share of them.

I wouldn't be surprised then. I wonder what would happen to them if they ended up here?

They'd expect to be escorted quickly to the city of their choice and try to regain their former habits without finding work, I expect.

In other words... I'll probably want to avoid those people as much as I could.

Avoiding those from other worlds is simple ehough, but if they are people you know from home...

... I can easily avoid those idiots. [He'd probably run at the sight of Kraze and that one fat guy he still needed to punch in the nose and whoever the moment he spots them.]

So could I, but only if I was certain they'd not remember it in our world.

I wouldn't worry about it, but that's just my case. [Because he can't return anymore, after all.]

You've no need to deal with politics, then?

Something like that. I'm a free guy, after all.

I think a part of me will have to envy you, from now on.

You think? It's not always the easiest job you know.

But you've no need to deal with power-hungry courtiers on a daily basis.

I wouldn't have minded much. It'll be the least of my worries, really. Besides, they're all talk and no action anyway, so it's easy enough to deal with them.

Unless they decide to stop financing reconstruction projects.

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