Videl (
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prismatica2020-10-25 05:41 pm
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Well, I'm pretty sure we didn't actually need any more proof about the whole "if you go home you go back to the same time you left with no memories" thing, but I guess I'm just more proof for that.
No one ever mentioned how WEIRD it is to have two conflicting sets of memories if you come back though. Has anyone else had any issues with dealing with that? Or am I just weird because of how long I was away from home and then how long I stayed there again?
And on a completely different topic, does the prismal kids dressing up as us seem weird to anyone else? Halloween isn't a thing in my world, but dressing up as real people doesn't seem to match what I've heard about it. Do any of you who come from a world that has Halloween know if that's a normal thing or just something the prismals came up with?
No one ever mentioned how WEIRD it is to have two conflicting sets of memories if you come back though. Has anyone else had any issues with dealing with that? Or am I just weird because of how long I was away from home and then how long I stayed there again?
And on a completely different topic, does the prismal kids dressing up as us seem weird to anyone else? Halloween isn't a thing in my world, but dressing up as real people doesn't seem to match what I've heard about it. Do any of you who come from a world that has Halloween know if that's a normal thing or just something the prismals came up with?

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Wait, this memory stuff also happens with the turning into crystal thing? That makes everything about it make even less sense than it already did. I guess that must not have happened all that often, since I hadn't even heard about that before.
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I don't think it's super common for that to happen, but at this rate nothing about Lunatia really surprises me anymore. Anyway, how are you? Are you adjusting okay to being back?
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And I think I'm doing alright, considering everything. Bit more conflicted on the being here part, but that's normal since I was just back home.
Also I'm angry at myself for toning down my training back home, even though I couldn't have known about being able to be pulled to other worlds were the usual world defenders aren't around since I didn't get to keep my memories of being here.
[ A few moments pass, and then she sends another message.]
Okay, yeah, maybe I'm not adjusting to being back here as well as I first thought.
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Well... why did you ease up on the training back home in the first place? Knowing you, I'm guessing there was a good reason.
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And the biggest martial arts tournament back home also isn't worth competing in, not with the actual strongest people in the world ignoring it.
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[She knows a thing or two about feeling useless, and it's not a feeling she'd wish on anyone else, much less a close friend.]
I'm sorry to hear that, Videl.
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But yeah, now that I know again that the whole reason I slowed down was pointless since it's not like the people in question are here or that even if they were Chroma would keep them from being that strong? Just makes me feel worse.
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If anything I feel like it's probably gonna be a reverse of the situation you've got at home.
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Well, usually. I probably don't have the chroma to fight at my strongest right now.
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[She will hug the power back into Videl!]
And maybe I'm overstating things a bit, but I don't think it's by that much. C'mon, you can shatter boulders with your fists and fly. Yeah there's probably a few people here who can do the same sort of stuff, but most of us at least need a weapon or something.
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[ Honestly, if Kairi's answer was "right now", Videl would probably be out of her apartment door before they even finished talking here. ]
...And okay, you do have a point there. I think being from my world has kinda skewed my perspective of what "strong" is. At least when it comes to me, anyway.
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[And no one was surprised.]
I mean from what you've told me, you're used to people who can punch a planet in half. Kind of a big gap between that and any of us.
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...Actually, it's worse than that. Sure, most of them can't do it with a punch (I think), but I think at this point almost everyone I know back home who can use ki can destroy a planet.
Hell, it'd probably take several years, but I could get strong enough to destroy a planet if I wanted and that still wouldn't be strong enough to matter if an actual threat showed up back home.
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... That is absolutely wild. Honestly, even if they're perfectly good people I'm kind of glad no one like that is actually here. That kind of power is really scary.
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[And she'll just... not mention that Gohan actually had been here for a while. Even if he wasn't here now. ]
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[Or to actually meet one of these guys in person, though that might make it worse, at least at first.]
Anyway. I'm heading to the park now. Should be there in a couple minutes.
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But yeah, see you soon. I'm almost there, so I'll meet you there.
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[And indeed, Kairi's at the park in just a bit, glancing around eagerly for her friend. The moment she sees Videl, her eyes light up and she rushes towards her with a wide grin.]
Videl! Hey!
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God, it's so good to see you, Kairi.
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Same! I didn't think you were going to come back! Or if you did, I was worried you wouldn't remember.
[Just like the others.]
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Of course, Videl does listen to what Kairi says, which probably doesn't mean anything good.]
...Did a lot of people that you know leave around the same time I did?
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[Riku was already gone when Videl left though, wasn't he? She couldn't be sure, come to think of it.]
And Aqua left, she came back but without any of her memories... It's just been a big mess, honestly. I've got Roxas, and a couple friends I met here, but... most of them seem to be gone.
[At this point, the only other person in her apartment is Koishi. She's cried herself out already over it all, but it still dampens her spirits a bit to think about it.]
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I'm sorry. Losing all of them at once must've been... [ She trails off, not sure on how to finish that sentence in a way that didn't sound stupid. But at least she was back. And she remembered.]
I'm back now though. And somehow I don't think I'm going anywhere anytime soon.
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A few times, actually.]
Well, you stuck around a while last time, so I can believe that. [With a sigh, she gives one last squeeze before moving back enough that she can look Videl in the face.]
It's just so good to be able to see and hear you.
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[Other than Cloud, she has yet to run into anyone that she met here the first time. She was going to have to check to see who else was still here. But thinking about that and who else might be gone was bound to make things be depressing, so maybe it was time to focus on something else instead.]
Anyway, once I get my chroma reserves back up again, we're definitely going to have to see where you are in your training now.
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