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[singlefaith]

E-excuse me.

[There’s a young woman with wide blue eyes on the screen. She presses her lips together briefly, trying to find the right words.]

Is . . . there a way to get a message home? Either with this or with my phone?

[She has the strong sense that there isn’t any more than there is to get home in the first place. But she has to at least ask and eliminate the option before she can go any further.]

I just don’t want them to worry about me.

[Though in all truth, she’s not sure she’s completely ready for the answer.]

And Dad and Conan-kun . . . they’ll have to figure out dinner. And Sonoko may have to take some notes for me . . . for a while.

[She trails off, pressing her lips together, looking away again. Only for a moment, though, before she pulls herself back, doing her best to summon a smile.]

Thank you in advance.

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[singlefaith]

Not . . . really. Except in movies or science fiction. They're not something we have at home.

[The challenges of coming from a modern, average canon: Nothing prepares for this.]

[light_of_willpower]

[Even coming from a non-average/modern canon, this isn't the easiest thing to deal with.]

Alright.

[Hmm, where to start.]

Well, here--it's real. From what I can tell, this place takes the appearance of a Library, and the books are more than just 'books'. They're more like gateways, containing worlds that are the stories. This place--this Library--it exists outside of normal Time and Space. Outside of known dimensions.

[Following him so far? Remember to keep breathing.]