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Tweak says, "allons-y!"

Kurogane (bigdogninja) wrote in marinanova,
@ 2016-03-15 12:42:00

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fai d flourite, kaya, kurogane, nico di angelo, spencer reid, wendy marvell, yuuri shibuya

Day 367 - video
[He doesn't come from a world with a lot of modern technology but he's sure visited enough to get used to it. That's why when trying to figure out the communication device, Kurogane figures it out fairly quickly.]

Another new world, huh? [Have one unsurprised new inmate, MarinaNova.] Never thought there'd be one that seems to only be a prison.

Oi, listen up. I'm looking for a couple of people. One goes by the name of Fai - tall, blond, probably has an idiotic grin on his face. Another is the kid who calls himself Syaoran - brown hair, serious but helpful. Then there's Mokona - a weird creature who looks like a meatbun with rabbit ears and talks.

[Kurogane doesn't ask about Sakura, he knows where she is... well, one of her anyway.]

I also wouldn't complain if anyone had any information about this world that they were willing to share.

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	thisiscalm 2016-03-17 10:30 am UTC (link)
	Actually... no. Not right now — not to my knowledge, at least. We've had some problems in the past, but it's been quiet lately. Most of us aren't criminals in the traditional sense, just like this isn't exactly a prison in the traditional sense. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	bigdogninja 2016-03-21 04:26 am UTC (link)
	I guess that's good to know. [Though it doesn't sit right with him that all of these people are stuck here and probably haven't done a whole lot to deserve it.] So the warden takes actions and twists them into crimes for a lot of people? (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	thisiscalm 2016-03-21 08:53 am UTC (link)
	Something like that. For instance, I'm in law enforcement back home so naturally any casualties I'm responsible for in the line of duty comes up as murder here. There are examples of when they're been a lot more creative than that, but that seems to be the logic they follow. If it can be construed into a crime, then it is. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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