New Year's

[historiology]

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Subject: New Year
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It's a new year. I guess this does make me wonder. Depending on how long we are here. What this means for birthdays. If I'm here long enough and have a birthday here does that count still or? Cause I'm not sure how that might work here. Being somewhere else and all. Plus, if I had my birthday and Mikleo didn't back home that'd be weird. Being older than him like that, We've always been the same age, both seventeen at the moment. I mean I know seraphim live way longer than humans but still.

And this is when people sometimes have goals or wishes for the year right? Stuff they want to do? I haven't really thought of anything for mine besides seeing new places, exploring this place. Learning more about this place, sailing and helping people.

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[historiology]

No? It's just interesting figuring the stuff that is similar, what's different here compared to back home. But I dunno that might just be me with my love of history. Of learning about the past. Ruins. And this place has a lot I still get to explore yet.

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[seasaltkeys]

I used to pay attention, count the days and stuff. But, I kinda lost track of all that.

Guess I tend to look forward to things, rather than back

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[historiology]

Look forward to things. I can see that. Yeah.
I know there's a lot of stuff back home to get to. People waiting for me. I'm just trying, here, to focus on what I can do here and now, what I can help with.

It's a bonus if I can find out more about this place, the history, any ruins we come across.

[seasaltkeys]

There's no shortage of ruin it seems. Like, every island seems to have something.

Do you think people have noticed we're gone?

[historiology]

Yeah! I'm excited to see what I can figure about this place, the history.

I don't know. I hope the others aren't back home worrying and missing me, wondering what happened. In some ways it might be best if they didn't know? But it's hard to say if they know or not.

[seasaltkeys]

I hope so to...that they don't know.

[One person missing at a time is enough.]

I wonder if there's a way to find out

[historiology]

I'm not sure if anyone has left and come back to say. So I don't think there is a way to know. Yet at least?

[seasaltkeys]

And I'd feel kinda weird, asking.

[historiology]

I guess it might be a little awkward? I'm not sure if I know if anyone has gone back home and come back here. So it's hard to say if there is anyone here that might know?

[seasaltkeys]

Yeah, we might just be left wondering. Unless someone mentions it, or maybe there's a record somewhere?

We all had to sign in, right?

[historiology]

Maybe, yeah. I'm not sure if we can check the records? But if we could that would maybe be one way to figure. Any patterns or anyone that might have been here and come back.

[seasaltkeys]

Maybe there's something in the archive? Or someone in charge we can ask?

[historiology]

Maybe? Not sure. I haven't figured to ask. I guess I assumed people here had only pretty recently been arriving, right? So I wasn't sure if there was a case of someone leaving and coming back? At least not yet. I could be wrong.

[seasaltkeys]

Then maybe we should ask someone in charge? They seemed pretty ready for us so maybe they knew we were coming.

[historiology]

Maybe. Might be an option. Not sure if anyone else has asked.

[seasaltkeys]

Actually, who would we even ask?

[historiology]

I'm not sure? But maybe if we just ask around with the locals or something?

[seasaltkeys]

Worth a shot, at least.

I'll let you know if I find anything out!

[historiology]

I'll let you know too. If I figure anything. We can help each other out. We all ended up here, seems to me we have to help out. Work together.

[seasaltkeys]

Sounds good!