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[It starts with Fuji eying a pokeball contemplatively. He gets up from his seat, apparently entirely unaware that the feed is running, and turns to the side as though addressing someone else in the room just beyond the scope of the video feed --]

-- say, could I borrow a screwdriver?

[The feed abruptly ends.

The next time the feed turns on, it's deliberate. Fuji is smiling into the screen with all the innocence found only on naked baby birds and seasoned salesmen.

He holds up a pokeball ruefully.]


All right, I give. Does anyone know what's going on inside the pokeball when the pokemon goes in?

I tried prying it open, but it seems like it didn't like that very much. I think having a pokeball short-circuit on me once is enough for the day.

[A beat, and he throws a meaningful look at the black smear on the hotel wall behind him. Plastered against the wall next to the black smear is a ditto the shape of a black smear -- one can easily tell that it's a ditto because this particular ditto was too lazy to even mimic the texture of the burn. He pays it no mind, turning back to the screen.]

And out of curiosity, has anyone tried to catch anything that's not a pokemon with the pokeball? [Wryly--] If you go with the theory that the pokeball is actually a gateway to an alternate dimension, maybe whoever that gets shoved inside will end up going home -- or end up in someone else's 'home'. You'd never know. Space-time works in mysterious, mysterious ways. [He's joking. ... maybe. A theatrical sigh--]

Sadly, I don't think there's a way to know for sure unless we give it a test run, though. [A grin.] Any volunteers?

Filtered to Watanuki )

Filtered to 'Mister Blackbird' )

Filtered to Yukimura )
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Snazzy music.

[Absent-minded talk. That's all it is. A hum, and the video flickers on, bringing to focus a pleasant-looking young man of indeterminate age. In the background is a plethora of leaves, some of which whose stems are perched on branches that are currently poking him in the back of the head, but you can't see that. What you can see is that beyond the foliage, there spreads the endless sky.

There is a sudden jolt of the camera. Things shake.

He appears to be nonplussed, and vaguely thoughtful. This is because he usually is. A tilt of his head, and the camera slowly adjusts its settings.]


Personally, I think it could go for a little more jazz, but it's not good to be that picky. [A thoughtful hum.] Now that I think about it, isn't there a law about having to pay royalties for each square foot of space that's utilizing copyrighted music? If they're going through all that trouble, might as well enjoy it.

[There is a sudden growling sound, and the camera tilts down languidly, mimicking the tilt of a human head. It is now quickly becoming apparent that the boy is currently situated in a tree, judging from the angle of the tree trunk shown and the sudden dizzying focus to the ground below.

Which, interestingly enough, shows a... rhyhorn. A rather pissed-off looking rhyhorn. A rhyhorn that looks like it's more or less attempting to chip away at the tree one strip of bark at a time. Well, that explains the jolt. ... and this jolt. And the one after that.

The camera suddenly jerks back up.]


Not a very friendly welcome, is it. [There is a very rueful expression on his face.] Out of curiosity, could I possibly persuade one of you heroic types to tell the nice rhino to go away?

[In a tone of utmost consideration--] I'm not sure if 'gored by rhino after falling out of a tree' would look all too nice on a medical file.