Text; un: sneaky_fox

[damn_kitsune]

Such an intriguing place we have all found ourselves in. Though at first I found the concept of magic and other worlds hard to believe. But when I have a literal kitsune following me around and this is obviously not Japan, I cannot deny the truth to those claims.

So I wonder, what kind of worlds do all of you come from? I'm sure they must all be different from one another.

Also, is there some kind of antidote that you can give someone who has consumed too much sugar? Something like that may be needed sooner than I originally thought.

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Text | un: scientistatwork

[doctorintern]

Well technically I come from Earth, but my earth is quite different from others'. There are no humans where I come from, and all people are a species of animal. I'm a duck, myself, to give an example.

As far as the sugar problem, the best thing to do is drink plenty of water and maybe eat some protein-rich food. Eggs might be the easiest thing to prepare if you're in a hurry.

[damn_kitsune]

A world populated by talking animals instead of humans? [And he was apparently talking to a duck.] That is certainly interesting.

I see. I suppose I will make sure that Lord Nobunaga will drink plenty of water at least. [Because he was sure telling everyone not to give the warlord candy would fail horribly.]

[doctorintern]

Pretty much. Though we still consider ourselves people, since there are also still non-sentient animals as well.

Vegetables would also be a good idea.

[damn_kitsune]

So there are non-sentient ducks in your world as well? [Suddenly he has an amusing mental image of a sentient duck feeding a normal duck.]

I see, thank you for the advice. I'm Akechi Mitsuhide, by the way.

[doctorintern]

[ That exact thing has actually happened, yes. ]

Nice to meet you! The name is Fenton Crackshell-Cabrera.

[damn_kitsune]

[If he ever sees that, he may have to use the camera function on this smart phone device.]

It's good to meet you too, Fenton.

[doctorintern]

[ If they ever meet in person, he can just ask Fenton to feed some ducks. ]

So what is your world like, if I may ask?

[damn_kitsune]

[If only Mitsuhide were the type to ask things right out.]

From what I have gathered, a lot of people are from a world similar to mine, but only about 500 years in the future.

[doctorintern]

Really? So to some people, you're like living history!

[ That is definitely supposed to be a compliment. ]

[damn_kitsune]

[And he takes it as a compliment!]

So it seems. A couple of people have recognized my name as well as Lord Nobunaga's.

[doctorintern]

That's very impressive!

[ He doesn't quite recognize the names himself, but his world's Earth is just slightly different from humans' Earths. ]

So I imagine some of the technology here is a little unfamiliar to you.

[damn_kitsune]

Very much so. Though I have to admit, these "smart phones" are very handy.

[doctorintern]

They're very useful once you get the hang of them!

[ Fenton will always advocate for technology, though he is getting that not everyone understands it. ]

[damn_kitsune]

I find them to be quite easy to use. Now I wonder how they work.

[It just looks like a rectangle of black glass until you touch it. He figured it was magic until he heard worlds without magic also had something similar.]

[doctorintern]

Oh! Well actually it's quite simple!

[ Apologies for the SUDDEN WALL OF TEXT explaining all the components and inner workings of a cellphone. ]

[damn_kitsune]

[Well, Mitsuhide did ask for it. He really shouldn't be surprised.]

I see.... Interesting.

[He didn't even understand a quarter of that information.]

[doctorintern]

It's fascinating, isn't it! It's amazing what technology can do!

[ Sorry he gets excited about this stuff. ]

[damn_kitsune]

It certainly is fascinating, though some of the terminology is lost one me.

[doctorintern]

Oh... [ He reads through his explanation text again. ] I suppose I was getting a bit too technical. Sorry.

[damn_kitsune]

It's fine. At least now I know that I have a lot to learn when it comes to technology. I should thank you for that.

[doctorintern]

You're welcome! There's always something to learn as long as you're open to it!

And I'd be happy to help out, if you'd like.

[ He'll...try not to make it too complicated. ]