1. Greetings. My name is Roger Smith, I am Paradigm City's top negotiator. Thanks for your assistance out there; I'm glad to see miss Ohara is alright now.
I should offer a short explanation. Paradigm is the city of lost memories; all of its citizens suffered from complete amnesia in a mysterious event 40 years ago. Since then, we had no contact with the outside world, and weren't even aware civilization exists out there; seems that this lack of knowledge turned out to be mutual.
I was hired to help with the talks regarding establishing relations between Paradigm and ESUN, so for the time being I can offer you my assistance - as negotiator, and Megadeus pilot. A TSEN is being set up as we speak, and you will be able to visit Paradigm soon if you want to. Just remember to stick to these rules:
- Do not draw attention to the fact that you're from the outside world.
- Keep the identity of Big O's pilot a secret.
- You can stay as a guest at my home for any time, but unless you're lovely young woman you have to let me know in advance. Also, wear all black; it is one of my house rules.
I think that's all. If you have questions, I should be around to answer. I heard you've been through hard times lately, Unity Group; perhaps by cooperating we can make it a bit better.
[The above is a message, but Roger can be easily accessed either through the comm system or in person.]
2. [Roger is walking around the bases, getting familiar with their layouts and various objects inside. Considering the technology level is vastly different from Paradigm's, it means a lot of things attract his attention! Not just super high-tech stuff, but even things like computers or color TV. Strangely enough, he barely blinks an eye at the hangar full of mecha.]
Well, that's interesting...
[What is it that attracted his attention?]
I should offer a short explanation. Paradigm is the city of lost memories; all of its citizens suffered from complete amnesia in a mysterious event 40 years ago. Since then, we had no contact with the outside world, and weren't even aware civilization exists out there; seems that this lack of knowledge turned out to be mutual.
I was hired to help with the talks regarding establishing relations between Paradigm and ESUN, so for the time being I can offer you my assistance - as negotiator, and Megadeus pilot. A TSEN is being set up as we speak, and you will be able to visit Paradigm soon if you want to. Just remember to stick to these rules:
- Do not draw attention to the fact that you're from the outside world.
- Keep the identity of Big O's pilot a secret.
- You can stay as a guest at my home for any time, but unless you're lovely young woman you have to let me know in advance. Also, wear all black; it is one of my house rules.
I think that's all. If you have questions, I should be around to answer. I heard you've been through hard times lately, Unity Group; perhaps by cooperating we can make it a bit better.
[The above is a message, but Roger can be easily accessed either through the comm system or in person.]
2. [Roger is walking around the bases, getting familiar with their layouts and various objects inside. Considering the technology level is vastly different from Paradigm's, it means a lot of things attract his attention! Not just super high-tech stuff, but even things like computers or color TV. Strangely enough, he barely blinks an eye at the hangar full of mecha.]
Well, that's interesting...
[What is it that attracted his attention?]
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[Yes, a phone that can project a holographic movie. For example an episode of a hero show, which is what Izuru was watching just now.]
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It's not surprising, right? I mean, you probably have a lot of spy gadgets, like James Bond.
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But it's specially-made equipment, not an everyday item. You won't be able to find a second one in the whole Paradigm. Who's James Bond?
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[An automatic door, Ken fails to realise is the key difference.]
I was looking for you actually.
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What did you want to ask?
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[Ken bows. Very, very deeply.]
Thank you, Mr Smith!
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"Weeeeeeee!"
"Diizzyyy-y-y-y..."
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"Who are you?"
"We don't know you. Are you a spy?"
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[Roger is too polite to say what he thinks about the cake, but his face speaks volumes.]
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It does not open on its own like most of the others...
[You are standing in front of a door. But it is not the door that is the object in question.
On the wall next to the door frame is a small console. A security console with buttons and a screen.
What Roger probably doesn't know is that Seta has been standing here for the past 20 minutes.]
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[And as she approaches, the device lights up.]
'Good day. To proceed, please enter your base access code.'
[Seta lowers her head slightly in response.]
Hello again. I apologize, but I may require a hint as to what this code is...it is clearly not 'open says me' like some others have mentioned...
[Unfortunately, the console doesn't say much more.]
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It's a vending machine though this one is changed where it doesn't need funds as part of the perks for working with the Unity group.
[Stepping in to select a coffee from the machine Yuuya waits for a moment while the machine works before speaking again.]
I heard a bit about how you found and took care of Setsuko. I appreciate that, she's a good pilot and a valued member of the team even if she gets unsure of herself sometimes.
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[Roger presses a button on the machine himself, and receives a can of tomato juice.]
I wouldn't be much of a gentleman if I didn't help a lady in need. And whole miss Ohara might lack in confidence, she is still spirited when it matters; even without her memory she didn't hesitate to help me when she heard about Dorothy Waynewright's kidnapping.
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Umm...you mentioned a dress code...
Is that still the case....if, um...we're only visiting?
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...making girls dress up for you...is weird...
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