It wouldn't work out for a lot of reasons—though I'll admit to being curious about what your Earth is like, especially if it might be the same as the one I know of.
Well, sort of. I'm not an alien or something, if that's what you're thinking.
[backstory time! maybe ray's life will be a tad less confusing to senri now. maybe.]
Where I'm from, Earth was split into two dimensions way back in the past. One half would be something like your world—maybe actually your world, for all we know—where the country Japan and the like exist.
[he hopes the other earth isn't literally senri's world, though, because that'd be. bad. for reasons.]
I got the other half, though I didn't know it until a few months ago since we weren't allowed to leave the orphanage. Otherwise, you hit it on the mark: I grew up reading about what I thought was the "outside".
... I'd like to say I'm pretty informed, but in the end, all of my knowledge is purely encyclopedic. This competition's the first time I've ever met people from the "other side". [a beat.] Or domesticated creatures like dogs.
Here, I take a lot of photos because of what I have to do for work. If I don't keep up a social media presence, I'm pretty easily forgotten. I live in Japan - Tokyo, precisely. I go to Shinonome Academy with Bakaomi, and we're part of the Special Class which is the super elite, basically? You get in via testing, but also there's a scouting process to make sure that there's a lot of talent pooled into each year.
No, Aimi's an idol - we're sort of the same sector, but not really? I'm a stage actor, so I do more theater performances whereas she does music and a couple of other stuff.
But... yeah - my school is pretty weird.
[he snorts]
They figured out this new weird tech that lets you peer into dreams and put on performances inside those dreams? It's soooo weird - but if you graduate at the top of the class, you get a whole lot of perks, so we have to do well anyway.
Huh. Sounds pretty advanced. They kept tech in the orphanage pretty dated—stuff like an iPod and a Gameboy were pretty much the fanciest things I could get, and even those were hard to get a hold of.
[because the method he got them through was bad.]
Anyway, what kind of performances? Shakespeare type stuff, or musicals, or...?
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[he shrugs.]
And apparently I was someone's, since according to Takaomi, that's why I got hit with Advancement Opportunity.
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They're probably socially awkward.
[STOP.]
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Like Taka.
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I'll never really get that mentality - but I guess I'm lucky that I've never had to try.
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It wouldn't work out for a lot of reasons—though I'll admit to being curious about what your Earth is like, especially if it might be the same as the one I know of.
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Do you mean you've only read about Earth...?
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[backstory time! maybe ray's life will be a tad less confusing to senri now. maybe.]
Where I'm from, Earth was split into two dimensions way back in the past. One half would be something like your world—maybe actually your world, for all we know—where the country Japan and the like exist.
[he hopes the other earth isn't literally senri's world, though, because that'd be. bad. for reasons.]
I got the other half, though I didn't know it until a few months ago since we weren't allowed to leave the orphanage. Otherwise, you hit it on the mark: I grew up reading about what I thought was the "outside".
... I'd like to say I'm pretty informed, but in the end, all of my knowledge is purely encyclopedic. This competition's the first time I've ever met people from the "other side". [a beat.] Or domesticated creatures like dogs.
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.... oh.
You should play more with An-chan then, she's really friendly.
[LET RAY PLAY WITH ANTOINETTE]
Uh... what do you want to know? I don't really know how it'd compare to your world, or what's different.
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Well, do giraffes exist?
[this is a joke but senri won't get it.]
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WON'T?]
Oh yeah! I don't have a picture but they're definitely somewhere - maybe at the zoo?
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Have you?!
[what the fuck is this weirdass world]
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No. I'm messing with you. When we were kids, Emma's dream for the outside was to ride a giraffe. This just reminded me of that.
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senri blinks and then laughs - ]
Ray-kun has jokes...? Wow!
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[just saying.]
Anyway, you're from Japan, right? What it's like?
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[but senri will hum at that]
Wellllll - oh!
[he'll actually fish out his phone?]
Here, I take a lot of photos because of what I have to do for work. If I don't keep up a social media presence, I'm pretty easily forgotten. I live in Japan - Tokyo, precisely. I go to Shinonome Academy with Bakaomi, and we're part of the Special Class which is the super elite, basically? You get in via testing, but also there's a scouting process to make sure that there's a lot of talent pooled into each year.
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What do you do? Are you like Ai and Love?
[that whole, uh, idol business.]
I know how some of school works from novels and what Madoka told me. Is yours different?
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But... yeah - my school is pretty weird.
[he snorts]
They figured out this new weird tech that lets you peer into dreams and put on performances inside those dreams? It's soooo weird - but if you graduate at the top of the class, you get a whole lot of perks, so we have to do well anyway.
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Huh. Sounds pretty advanced. They kept tech in the orphanage pretty dated—stuff like an iPod and a Gameboy were pretty much the fanciest things I could get, and even those were hard to get a hold of.
[because the method he got them through was bad.]
Anyway, what kind of performances? Shakespeare type stuff, or musicals, or...?
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