Merlin (
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[action - library]
[In the library Merlin was staring at one of the computers. He'd wanted to look at the books (they'd said that he couldn't go home, but Merlin wasn't sure if he believed him. In any case, he had to try and find a way back to Camelot, and maybe something in them would help him understand this bizarre place), but when he'd asked the keeper of the library they'd told him that the catalogue was in one of these strange magic boxes. They had to be magic, because one side of each box glowed.
Merlin had no idea how he was supposed to get this catalogue out of the magic box though. Did it need a spell? But they'd said that people didn't like 'unnatural powers' here, and Merlin wasn't going to use magic when he didn't know what would happen if he did.
Gingerly, he poked at the glowing thing. Nothing happened.]
Open?
[he poked it again]
...Please?
Merlin had no idea how he was supposed to get this catalogue out of the magic box though. Did it need a spell? But they'd said that people didn't like 'unnatural powers' here, and Merlin wasn't going to use magic when he didn't know what would happen if he did.
Gingerly, he poked at the glowing thing. Nothing happened.]
Open?
[he poked it again]
...Please?
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[finding a book was never this difficult in Camelot]
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The catalog is contained within like the citrus taste of lemon chicken! Cutting the chicken with a knife is not enough to bring its taste to your tongue! You must carry the meat to your mouth with chopsticks instead.
[Champloo leaps forward, turning a forward flip to land dramatically next to the console, then stabs out one hand to turn the thing on.]
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Do you even know how to talk about anything else other than food?
[when Champloo suddenly starts jumping around all over the place, he quickly moves out of the way, staring] What did that do?
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[He gestures broadly to the display screen.]
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he gives the computer a dubious look. Unfortunately, he's working on a slighting different meaning of the word 'on' than Champloo is]
But it hasn't moved. And it was already on the table.
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[See, sometimes he CAN be comprehensible!]
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So what does it understand?
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After all, the greatest omelet starts with the smallest crack in an eggshell.
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Well! Welcome to Balamb Garden. Did you receive your letter from the Headmaster?
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[Merlin gives a half-hearts smile] Thanks? And yes, I did get a letter. But I'd much rather be back home. [a worried frown] Everyone will be wondering where I've gone.
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[Champloo is starting to catch on!]
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No, I'm definitely looking for books. They are what you usually come to a library to look for.
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So basically it's just like being a noble and telling servants what to do? [Merlin looks at the computer with sympathy. He knows your pain, fellow servant.]
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Are you saying you servants aren't intelligent? Because a lot of us a lot smarter than a lot of nobles, you know. [Merlin's sorry, fellow computer-servant. He's sure you're not nearly as stupid as Champloo thinks you are]
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So what exactly do I need to do again?
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[Tech support is way out of Champloo's normal area of expertise, but he'll give it a game effort anyway]