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[Thanks to the hologram, this is yet another network post from a newbie that doesn't start with questions on how to get out and where they were. Instead, after obtaining all the information from the resources available, Eli has different questions in mind.]

Hello, my name is Eli Ayase. I just arrived here and I was wondering if any of you have seen my friends come here. We form the a school idol group called μ's [Muse] and there are eight girls besides me. [She pauses for a moment before continuing.] Nozomi, Nico, Honoka, Umi, Kotori, Hanayo, Rin and Maki. All of them are girls in high school age.

If any of you are listening, please contact me. I would definitely feel more comfortable with sticking together in a strange place like this.

[Though now that she's gotten that out, she will move onto another question.]

Another issue I'm thinking is employment, that seems essential in this place. How do you get a job when you don't have any actual qualifications? Well, we are an official school idol group and I am their choreographer but would that be enough?

Thank you for your time. [She makes a small bow before ending the feed.]

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[This is a message that Athrun decides to respond to. If nothing else, he can offer certain insight due to his exposure to the industry.]

I'm sorry, but I haven't met anyone with those names. That isn't to say they're not here, though.

If you need help with employment, I recommend going to the Welcoming Center. They post job openings there and you can browse them for yourself. There are also schools here, if you'd rather get your diploma.

That's alright. I will somehow manage if they are not, but I will also keep an eye just in case they are.

[She's not sure if she really wishes they would be in the same situation, practically kidnapped. Then again being alone wasn't a good choice either.]

Well, I was on my last year, so it wouldn't take too long to finish my diploma first. Of course I could study a bit while working. [She did need to think about how to manage monetarily.] I think I'll go to the Center first.

All right. I'll let you know if I meet any of them, as well.

[He nods.]

That's the best place to go to get info when you first arrive. Oh, and while I have you here, look into the Amagi Inn. They offer a discount to new arrivals.

[Hikari knew she could at least answer the second one since she works without actually having little to no qualifications.]

I don't think it matters much if you have qualifications or not. I run a business and I had none. Just go with what you love to do and people don't judge.

Is that so? Well that would make it easier for high school kids - or younger - to get a job here, that is for sure. It still feels odd they would hire someone just like that.

[There are a lot of things she needs to get used to, here.]

It is odd, but that's just how it is. Given my age I should own a business, but I do.

I'm sorry, Miss Eli, but I haven't come across anyone by those names. I will keep an eye out and ask them to contact you if I do.

[ as for employment: ] Surely there are those there wanting to take dance lessons from an experienced performer.

Thank you very much. That is very kind of you.

[There's a polite smile on her face.]

Hmm, I do consider myself rather experienced and I have taught my friends before. So perhaps I should see about my possibilities with that.

[The man on the other end of the video feed seems friendly enough. He smiles a gentle smile once the feed finishes connecting.]

Hi, Eli. I'm Nathan. Um, I haven't met any of your friends here, I'm sorry, but...all in all, this place isn't so bad. There's a community theater. I work there as an actor.

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