Cartesio NPCs (
cartesio) wrote in
cartesianism2018-11-24 11:34 pm
Epilogue

Welcome to Cartesio!
You open your eyes and see the ceiling of the lodge. There is no real sensation of having slept, but you're still feeling rested. Sitting up, you can see that the building around you is in ruins. Dust and dirt dominate your environment. Around you, there are familiar people - some of them you've been with up until now, some of them you have been brutally forced to part with weeks ago. They all look alright, a little confusion aside.
From a corner of the room, you can hear the soft whirring of a machine. Upon examination, you can see that it's 3D-printing more gelatinous bodies like you've seen earlier today. Every body that is dispensed from the machine is a safe haven for another mind from the simulation, another mind to join your ranks as real people.
After you've adjusted to the new situation and left the lodge, you find yourself greeted with perfect sunshine. There's a town welcoming you, friendly and peaceful. Though it is more modern than what you are used to, there is no mistaking it.
Cartesio, Nevada, welcomes you.
You're new people, in a new world. Every chance it has to offer is open for you.
From a corner of the room, you can hear the soft whirring of a machine. Upon examination, you can see that it's 3D-printing more gelatinous bodies like you've seen earlier today. Every body that is dispensed from the machine is a safe haven for another mind from the simulation, another mind to join your ranks as real people.
After you've adjusted to the new situation and left the lodge, you find yourself greeted with perfect sunshine. There's a town welcoming you, friendly and peaceful. Though it is more modern than what you are used to, there is no mistaking it.
Cartesio, Nevada, welcomes you.
You're new people, in a new world. Every chance it has to offer is open for you.

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So... How are you doing, otherwise?
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I dunno what to think about it, you know? Being a copy, I mean. I guess there's a bit of comfort in knowing there's another Osomatsu out there, in some world, who was never kidnapped an' forced to go through this. [he leans against the wall, hands behind his back] Mom an' dad, too, wouldn't have to worry.
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...Yeah. I thought about that, too, you know. This world... maybe I'll have my brothers. [at least three of them. he doesn't know about the other two that he didn't see] But my parents won't be here, or Totoko-chan and Chibita. They're off with the real Osomatsu, in another universe.
[he quickly wipes at a tear that is threatening to collect in his eyes. gotta get rid of it before anyone sees it!]
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You'll all be together, at least. We found all five of them on the list of inactive minds. [At least he can offer that as a reassurance.]
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Eheh... [he looks up, a sad smile on his face] We'll just have to learn how to make it on our own now. Gosh, it's gonna be a disaster.
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You mentioned you recently got jobs back home, didn't you? [A pause as he considers.] Though I suppose none of us have identification for this world with us. I suppose that might be an obstacle. [No one regained a wallet, did they?]
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I've never had to forge identification cards that would hold up to regular scrutiny, but I suppose I might have to try. [With whatever resources they have here, anyways.]
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We may need to stick together, then. I'm gonna need money and an ID for the casino.
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Hehe! You're a real pal.
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You're pretty clever, yanno? I like the way you think!
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