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thefoundation2020-09-05 07:10 pm
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[CONTINUE + 4] INTRO

[After so long a trip, you're all finally here. Taken through a hidden passage inside of the very mountain itself, you find yourself standing in front of a field of flowers, growing well due to the open roof above it. If you look up, you can just make out the shimmering colors off of the barrier - looking almost like the shine off of a soap bubble.
Try not to trample on the flowers as you approach the open, purple gate. And remember to wear your masks, now that you're here!
...Still, the sight of the yellow flowers waving in the wind....such a cheery sight fills you with determination for what's to come.
Welcome to the Underground.
...Again. The loop happened again, and you're here. Everything is the same.
Someone who was dead is alive again.
The trial...it was...you remember only up until Gilgamesh was FOUGHT against, and then...nothing.
You feel you shouldn't try to remember anything beyond that.
Not only that, But more monster names have faded from your memory.
...When will this end?]

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[Drew's ready.]
Okay. Go ahead.
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It takes some time, but slowly everything that has changed since the trial has been rolled back. It's actually a good thing that Drew was picked here, because Red literally has to roll back his memories to the trial in order to undo the memory deletion. So Chuuta will remember the reset and the conversation they have been having, but Drew will not. As far as he remembers, he just saw the world crumble while everyone was frozen in place.]
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... Drew?
[For a long moment there's nothing, nothing but Chuuta's own rising panic.]
Drew!
[A feeling in the back of Chuuta's head like an old computer waking up from a screensaver.]
[Chuuta! Drew was waiting for you.]
You're okay? Are you okay?
[Drew's fine, Drew was just waiting for something to change, and it did. Drew knew Chuuta would figure something out.]
Okay... okay. He's fine. I think he's fine.
[Did Chuuta reset the week?]
N-no. I didn't reset it, it reset hours ago.
[Drew doesn't remember that. Drew remembers Ren hitting the STOP command at the trial, and then Drew was waiting.]
Okay. We... no one else remembers that part. We remember getting ready to fight the king, and then resetting. Red did something to your memories so you remembered the rest of the trial.
[... Drew might have been restored to an earlier save point in Drew's memories.]
Okay, that... makes sense?
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Does he not remember the reset?
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He doesn't remember the reset, he says he thinks you restored him to a save point before his memories were erased.
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We know the consequences now, at least: for anyone we make remember the trial, they're going to forget anything that has happened since the trial.
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Yeah, that's the plan. We didn't know what would happen if w--
[Don't do that.]
Why not?
[Drew was waiting a long time, Chuuta. It was just Drew, waiting and thinking. But nobody else here is a monitalien, no one else is designed to wait for that long.]
... how long were you waiting for me?
[Ren used STOP and stopped everything, but Drew thinks it was as long as Drew was on Earth.]
... that's. Drew that's more than "a long time" that's...
[That's why Drew said don't do that.]
... Red? He says no one else should remember it. I think he's right.
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I thought as much. I don't want any of you to be harmed by remembering.
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He's really shaken up. He's really serious about making sure you don't let anyone else remember.
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[Chuuta? Everyone can hear Drew when we FIGHT. It might be faster like that.]
It might be! But I feel like every time we FIGHT it does something weird.
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We can ACT, I know Drew used SMOOCH before.
[Don't use STOP! Chuuta! Don't use STOP!]
Drew, it's okay? It's okay, we don't even have a STOP command.
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Did we get SNOOP in the trial too?
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SORD]
[...]
It sounds kind of stupid?
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But we really shouldn't use STOP again.