You ate all the herb cookies.

[ shiemi is looking off to the side to a spot where the camera cuts off. she looks disgruntled, but there’s a smile on her lips. ]

( we can walk for days, the journey’s long )

Answer me something, won't you?

[Grell appears, wearing a red leather jacket and black mini-dress while walking out on the streets of Nova City.]

Why do new arrivals feel the urgent need to tell their life story to a bunch of strangers? Even in the previous world, most make this mistake!

[She shakes her head with a bit of an eye roll.]

Yes, I can understand that you're looking for those familiar to you, but isn't your face and voice enough? Honestly, most of you lot are far too trusting in an unfamiliar world, along with not being very good at ambiguity!

So, enlighten me, hmm?

[The feed ends, but not before some people try to get their five seconds of fame behind her.]

Such an odd realm.

[A sound of distaste leaves Tsukihito one he glances down to the strange device he found when he first awoke. It looked something like a black stone to him. The surface was smooth and shiny much like jade but dark as opal. He held onto this awkward contraption after meeting with the woman by the pier.

The woman in white explained meticulously how to work this alleged communicator but Tsukihito has yet to try.

That is until now.]

Ah? [In a sudden flash, there's a pair of crimson eyes peeking into the screen.] It seems to be...working.

[There's an awkward pause as the boy (wait, is it a boy? Such a child-like face) shifts the camera a little. Besides his face and the tall fox-like ears upon his head, there's not much to see here. However, an acute onlooker might be able to spot the Guardian Pagoda in the distance.

The youth is clearly in Fayren.]

Leaves blowing in the wind, a traveler lost in a city made of wood.

[A quiet sigh leaves him as he carelessly tosses the communicator away in a fit of silent rage. The device thankfully doesn't break from the fall but the screen is a tad scuffed up now.

It keeps recording but there's nothing else to see other than the darkening sky.]