PARADISA MODS (
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paradisa2011-12-24 07:42 pm
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[And, quite suddenly...
You're holding your journal. If you already were holding it, congratulations. If you weren't... you are now! Somebody wants your attention.
And get this: it's empty.
The old one's kicking around somewhere, but for now, look at what Paradisa gave you!]
You're holding your journal. If you already were holding it, congratulations. If you weren't... you are now! Somebody wants your attention.
And get this: it's empty.
The old one's kicking around somewhere, but for now, look at what Paradisa gave you!]

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[He's grabbing it before John can change his mind and starts flipping. Honestly, good luck wrangling it back from him.]
I'll need to find mine eventually, but this will do for now.
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It has to be around somewhere in the castle if not in the flat.
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[He's checking key pages first, like Lois' compendium, before looking at it with a finer toothed comb. The paper, the binding, the leather of the cover.]
Where did you find this one? Exactly?
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Annoying. Why hide mine so thoroughly if it was just going to put yours where you were bound to find it eventually?
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No idea.
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Can't hide it from me forever. Even magical castles have predictable patterns.
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[John's journal seems to be enough to get him to abandon the search for now, though, because he dumps himself on the sofa to paw through it. At least he's calmed down a bit?]
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Not much of a difference, is there? Just depends on whether or not people want to hear it.
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People never want to hear it.
Found anything yet?
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Possibly.
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Can't properly confirm without my own journal for comparison, but as far as I can tell, nothing is missing. All the filters, all the data. [He rubs his thumb over the page.] Even the spills are perfectly preserved.
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So there is nothing seemingly wrong with it?
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[What? He's just sniffing! He's not so far gone that he'd -- oh wait no yeah he's licking it. Sorry, bro. 8)]
Nothing special about the last few entries, either. To someone unfamiliar with the journals, it might appear like this one simply ran out of pages. And yet. [He holds up the new journal, pointedly. It's like the old one was faulty and needed a replacement or something.]
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And yet for some the castle replaced it with a brand new book that, as far as we can tell, is in no way different from the old one.
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I'll need to find out if the new one really does have all the same properties as the old one. Could help us start to cut down the list of possible reasons for replacing it.
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Well you're not using mine.
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What? Why not? It isn't as if you're using it for anything.
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