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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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From whom?

No. It's human.

He calls himself Brook. I haven't met him in person, but he claims to have used magic to grant himself forty years after his death to finish his business on earth.

... Stop that.

I haven't met anyone with that name, either. Forty years is a serious breach, though.

... Hisoka?

He seems terrified that someone will fetch him. It's almost tragic.

..Hm?

Is he afraid to be fetched because he's not finished what he got the extension for? Either way, it is tragic.

... I think you should think about what you want to do, if you manage to get rid of the curse he put on you.

I think that was it. He didn't want to talk about it in too much detail.

I'll figure it out when it happens.

Well. Anyone that sticks around for that long probably has a good reason.

Really? If it were me, I would've thought about it a lot.

We all have our reasons for doing what we do.

I prefer to think about constructive things.

If we didn't, life would be boring. [Tsuzuki sits down on his own bed, clutching a pillow.]

Like what?

[Hisoka edges closer to the opposite end of the bed, regarding Tsuzuki and the pillow shrewdly.]

Stop trying to get inside my head, Tsuzuki. I don't like it.

[Tsuzuki pulls his legs up, being as obvious as ever about the free spot Hisoka can sit down on.]

I'd let you get inside mine.

[He sighs and sinks down in the furthest corner from Tsuzuki as possible.]

I could complain about it from here. It would be redundant.

[He still sat down, so it's a good start.]

That hasn't stopped you before.

[Baby steps.]

I don't want to.

[At least they're making them.]

Is it true that regular animals talk here?

[Somewhat.]

There's some magic here that makes everyone's languages understandable. Apparently, it includes animal life.

[Give them time.]

That explains why the giant turtles talked.

Giant turtles?

One, at least. A giant turtle with a flame thrower.

.... What.

I thought it was kind of interesting until it started to yell at me.

Well of course it did.

I didn't know you liked kittens, 'Soka. Have you turned into a cat-person?

I've done no such thing.

Good, because I thought you were a dog-person.

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