Call Me Out v. 5.0.5

[misheard]

CALL ME OUT .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

Comments

[technologic]

[CACKLES

April sniffs again, now looking less like some sort of old spirit and now just like a little young woman with a red face.]

I-I'm still sorry... A-at around 1000 or something years old, I-I thought I w-wouldn't have moments like that a-anymore...

[thepathibelievein]

I don't know what it's like to be that old, but I still don't blame you.

[technologic]

T-thank you... [She feels a bit awkward now, and she's still crying a bit. So she turns her attention to something else.]

Um, w-what's that...? [Pointing at the drum thingy.]

[thepathibelievein]

Oh, it's an Amala Terminal. It lets you travel between long distances - I've been studying this one since I can't really go anywhere.

[technologic]

I-is it cause it's too dangerous for you to go anywhere? [Gonna closely examine the terminal now.]

[thepathibelievein]

Yeah. Humans aren't really cut out for this kind of world.

[technologic]

I-I see... If you want, I-I can act as a kind of bodyguard? I'm way stronger than I look.

[thepathibelievein]

You'd do that for me?

[technologic]

Y-yeah, of course! I-I used to do similar stuff back when I was, um, alive and I'm a-always happy to help when I can.

[And then April screws with the plot of Nocturne oops.]

[thepathibelievein]

It'd definitely be nice to be able to leave this room.

[technologic]

Then I-I can help you do that. And I'll make sure to stay b-by your side so that nothing happens to you.

[thepathibelievein]

Thank you, April.

[He's really happy...]

[technologic]

[Blink. And blush as she glances away.]

Y-you don't need to thank me. I, um, I-I'm just happy to help.

[thepathibelievein]

If you insist - should we be going?