Text; un: koromaru

[whatsamada]

Hello, I wish you all safe and well. I hope you take the time to answer a couple of my questions.

I know there have been a lot of discussion around finding a job but is there one that is more appropriate for a thirteen year old?

Also, has anyone tried to do the combat quests yet? I want to know are they really as dangerous as they say it looks.

Finally, how do you deal with a familiar constantly likes to play pranks on you?

Thank you.

Comments

[alchemists]

I would like to have a research space, like how a lab is set up.

[whatsamada]

That's something I wasn't expecting to hear.

What are you planning on researching here?

[alchemists]

My focus back home was on memories and how the brain stores them. If you manage to recreate and copy them wouldn't you be able to prevent losing them? I want to find that out.

[whatsamada]

That is a pretty interesting idea but how would you know if the memories you stored are fake?

I'm curious because that sounds like it would be a difficult thing to research.

[alchemists]

That would one of the many things that would need to be part of the testing. It's more trial and error if that makes sense?

[whatsamada]

It does but I'm just more impressed you're researching it.

How does the process even go?

[No seriously, how??]

[alchemists]

It involves using a machine that can enter a visual form of a person's brain, but it's very risky if you're going into someone else's memories. So, I've mainly only used it on myself.

[whatsamada]

How did that turn out?

It must be kind of weird seeing your own memories like that. It sounds a lot like something a friend of mine would like!

[alchemists]

The results of those tests were successful and I was able to rebuild some lost memories, but now I'm back at square one here.

[whatsamada]

[hmmmmm]

I'm not sure what kind of technology they have here but if you need any help with it, let me know?

I'm curious myself to see where you will go with this.

[alchemists]

I appreciate that, I'll make sure to let you know if there's anything I can think of.