not sure but the memory had a burnt tree stump in it? i couldn't tell if that was because of the prism or because of the person in the memory they had a metallic color someone else said that there would be consequences
that didn't even cross my mind maybe that's why this place was so devoid of color when we arrived? because whoever was here before us fought with the prism?
Loads of things Sometimes it's opening pickle jars Other times everyone in their village had their soul sucked out and they need help getting them back Depends on the day
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but the memory had a burnt tree stump in it?
i couldn't tell if that was because of the prism or because of the person in the memory
they had a metallic color
someone else said that there would be consequences
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I wonder if that has anything to do with that tree with the clock in it?
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maybe that's why this place was so devoid of color when we arrived?
because whoever was here before us fought with the prism?
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What if that's why we were brought here then?
Whatever happened before us whacked things up and we were needed to fix that mess
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though ig none of us would have said yes in the first place
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Even if you're really nice it's difficult to agree to
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like
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actually he doesn't know what he'd want in return]
uh
i mean if it was an even deal then maybe
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I guess I might have checked it out
Probably
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like for science?
since you like observing stuff
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No, not that
It's pretty normal for people to come to me for help
So I likely would have just agreed
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how often do people come to you for help?
wait what kind of things do they ask you to help with?
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Sometimes it's opening pickle jars
Other times everyone in their village had their soul sucked out and they need help getting them back
Depends on the day
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you've really seen it all huh?
what would surprise you?
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I think the fact that we're still here is surprising