i_speak_softly | Fifteenth Theory [Written/Voice]

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c: aros,
musings

Fifteenth Theory [Written/Voice]

[Written]
People say they are bored here... how can that be? The world is endlessly fascinating. No less so, when we are confined to a small area...

[A drawing follows.]

[A pause.]

[Voice]
Aros? Was my filter too difficult for you? [Pause. Listening.] Aros? [Pause again.] Has anyone seen Aros? He's human, maybe about 18, been here about a month. I haven't heard from him...

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... Slightly closer.

I don't know, it sounded familiar.

Hm. No idea.

Oh. I didn't realize I was quoting something.

There are infinitely many triangles.

Oh. I could be wrong.

Oh. Right. Damn triangles.

Now I feel like I should be.

It's not only the triangles, it's also the squares, the points, and the loops! ... I mean, if I drew those figures.

I don't think I know any pop-culture quotes about triangles.

... Right. Infinite universe, always expanding. That whole deal.

The only quote I've got is about the Florian Triangle.... Come to think of it, I think that is the quote I already accidentally used.

It doesn't even have to be expanding! Any part of the universe is infinite in itself.

Um... I don't think I know that one. How does it go?

Hm. I guess so. Like the whole mirror facing mirrors thing.

"Do people always come and go so quickly around here?" Uh literally. The Florian Triangle is an area of ocean on the Grand Line that's completely dark. Pirates and other sailors regularly disappear never to be seen or heard from again and there's a lot of currents that when properly navigated take you out faster than just typical sailing.

Sort of like that.

Oh, that sounds like the Bermuda Triangle in my world. A lot of ships and aircraft disappear there. Strange currents, allegedly. ... I never heard of an area of ocean that's dark, though. Not counting the polar circles, I mean.