空慾望 野司 | kiyokumi shuji (
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two 王 video ○ taka candroid
[When the video starts, the camera is facing down towards a particularly non-descript carpet. While the camera isn't moving around a lot, it is shaking quite a bit, and a small, high-pitched noise accompanies it. It almost sounds like a bird is in the room, though the noise is more mechanical than animal. The noise continues near the camera for another few seconds before the camera moves up and over to a patio door, not showing much of the apartment its in on the way there.
Oddly enough, when the camera reaches the patio door, there's just enough reflection to see that it's a small, red and silver mechanical bird, who begins tapping its beak against the door as if to ask to be let outside. It hovers in front of the door, continuing to make the same mechanical caw.
In the background, there's a voice that only a handful of people on the Network might recognize, speaking in Japanese.]
"Stop recording."
Oddly enough, when the camera reaches the patio door, there's just enough reflection to see that it's a small, red and silver mechanical bird, who begins tapping its beak against the door as if to ask to be let outside. It hovers in front of the door, continuing to make the same mechanical caw.
In the background, there's a voice that only a handful of people on the Network might recognize, speaking in Japanese.]
"Stop recording."
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Pets are always getting up to something.
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I wouldn't have thought you were the kind of guy to keep a pet bird.
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Birds seem to keep finding me.
It wasn't like that when I got it.
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What, it had feathers? Or there wasn't as much life to it?
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[AUDIO, JAPANESE]
[Those would be the octopus and grasshopper candroids that Eugene has.]
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What?
VIDEO (STILL IN JAPANESE)
But once that's done... here, have Eugene holding up the blue can and pulling the tab to transform it into the tiny floating octopus candroid.]
This is Taco! I found him in my totebag after the cave misadventure along with Batter! [The grasshopper candroid is already transformed to its robot form.] My brother got another just like Batter and now he knows how to build more Tacos!
... unfortunately, we don't have the supplies to do it.
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That was when I received mine.
[Now he's even more suspicious about this thing...]
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You really must have a bird thing, cousin.
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You could refrain from calling me that sort of thing on public venues.
That's not the only new thing I've received.
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Is it something we would need to talk about?
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[It's a few minutes later when Shuji switches off from the Network, dialing Shou's number. Phone calls probably aren't the safest means of communication, but he'll work with it.]
non-network phone call
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Another one. Robot, I mean.
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( text → video )
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[Porky sits back and takes a moment to admire it. For a guy who has thoroughly gone through catalogs, making sure to buy up any toy that amuses him remotely with his allowance, his look betrays far more wonderment than his words communicate. More than just a toy, it looks like it can be useful.]
So. How much do you want for it? Name your price.
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[Text, Japanese]
He'd seen that Eugene had already replied to the guy, which made him uneasy. What was it about this individual that inspired such a strong sense of dislike? The only reason he's replying now is to try to get a sense of what sort of guy the bird robot's owner is.]
Odd that there are so many robots that turn into cans popping up here.
[This is the best casual conversation starter he can think of.]
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How did you know that?
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But that's silly. This is the first time Mort's spoken to this individual, why such a strong reaction? He's just going to try to push these sudden negative feelings away, for the sharing of information is rather important.]
I remember plans for a similar octopus robot. There are similarities in the design.
[Yet saying this feels like pulling teeth.]
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