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Fuda # 2 (Dial 1 to deny everything, dial 2 to dig yourself deeper.)

[I should have known better than to fix the frying pan with duct tape before using it. Those pancakes really didn't taste good. Not even with syrup. ...Hisoka looks thoughtful today. Maybe he's daydreaming. I wish I knew--

T-there's got to be a way for this not to be readable. Is it possible to lie when it records this? Testing. My eyes are blu...rple. B- bl-p--ewwwple. Purple. :/

Maybe if I count sheep for the rest of my days I'll be safe. One sheep, two sheep, three...]

Hijiri, I'm going to plant flowers today! So if there's anything you and Duo want under your windows, let me know. And sorry about the mess in the kitchen, I'll try to clean it up later, and get a new frying pan. The old one practically fell apart.

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What do you use a wand for?

(No really, shut up.) What do most people use wands for?

I don't know, that's why I asked.

...magic.

You don't use a wand for magic.

...Wait. You do? How?

That's just the way wizards and witches do it. Real ones, I mean.

Not in Japan. Paper spells are more common.

Are you from the West?

The UK. It's west of Japan, at least.

That explain it. So you don't use paper to channel your power, you use wands. How about summoning?

(Paper magic...right. The twelve summon things.) Summoning what?

Gods? Defenses? How are wands linked to that?

(More than you'd think.) Just standard spells. I have no idea about gods or anything like that, we don't summon those types.

What kind of summoning do you do?

Spells, hexes, curses. Why?

Curiosity.

It's a form of defense, though I wouldn't concern myself with it much if I were you. Curiosity killed the Kneazle.

I can't help it. What do you have to defend yourself against?

Things that don't concern you? (Actually, there's both. And werewolves and such.)

It does concern me. We're stuck here, and if people are gearing up to defend themselves, then I need to know why.

It really doesn't. (No wonder Hisoka's so adamant about doing everything himself.)

How old are you, Draco?

(Gods, the Japanese are stubborn.)

Old enough to take care of myself. I'll be eighteen in June. [At least, according to Luceti's time. He was barely seventeen in his world when he got yanked here, so he's just rounding up.]

For some reason I thought you were older. You're about Hisoka's age, then.

I think I'm older than he is, aren't I?

[Tsuzuki counts on his fingers, quietly.]

Only a little.

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