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realityshifted2011-09-24 08:54 am
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[3] murder must advertise.
[This time, when Conan appears on the Plane, his entrance is considerably more low-key than his last. No startled yelp, no toppled desk -- just an elementary school student wearing a serious expression.
He has a couple of photocopied A4 posters -- photos of the two men vanished from his world, their names, occupations, time and place they were last seen, along with the information that the maker of the poster wants to know, not only if anyone's seen either man, but if they have any information on any disappearances in their world. No name is given, but people are invited to get in touch via this phone number.
Pinning the posters up to the Information Kiosk, the bus stop, the bar and the library, Conan can't resist lingering to see what effect -- if any -- the posters have. Is it true what Duo said, that there really was no point to this? Only one way to find out.]
He has a couple of photocopied A4 posters -- photos of the two men vanished from his world, their names, occupations, time and place they were last seen, along with the information that the maker of the poster wants to know, not only if anyone's seen either man, but if they have any information on any disappearances in their world. No name is given, but people are invited to get in touch via this phone number.
Pinning the posters up to the Information Kiosk, the bus stop, the bar and the library, Conan can't resist lingering to see what effect -- if any -- the posters have. Is it true what Duo said, that there really was no point to this? Only one way to find out.]

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...What's this. [He's asking just as he begins properly regarding it.]
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Do you think these people have come here or disappeared into different worlds?
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[Conan pauses. Although this is the second time they've talked, he doesn't know the other's name yet.]
Ah, what's your name?
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'Scoose me, what are you doing?
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Aren't you --
Were you a baby two days ago?
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... still no news of your contact?
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None at all, and with all the people I have searching you think we would turn up something. I wouldn't count 'no news' as good news either.
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[And Conan appreciates that.]
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[Granted Satoshi's world doesn't seem so dissimilar from Conan's own, and the chances are that people go missing a lot ... but even so. Conan nods.]
Please do.
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[she approaches him curiously, though her demeanor is relaxed. she's not quite close enough to read the poster, but she will be soon] Did something happen?
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There's people missing in my world! And other people's too -- I got told they might be in a different world!
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Got told by who? And were they nice enough to say what world?
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