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I guess so.
FROM: ikari.shinji@cdc.org
You seem smart Kaneki-kun, so you're probably right.
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I'm not sure being able to warn you when you might get sick to your stomach or not makes me smart, but if you say so.
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
How are you faring after the trek here?
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I'm okay. Just sort of tired.
FROM: suzuya.juuzou@cdc.org
How are you?
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About the same.
Trying to adjust to this place. It's a far cry from Tokyo, isn't it?
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It issss. ヽ(´□｀。)ﾉ
FROM: suzuya.juuzou@cdc.org
It kind of really sucks.
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It's, ah... Yeah. I wouldn't say it's my favorite place to be either.
[He's homesick, sure. It'll probably be that way for a long time.]
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
It's beautiful, but it's also hot and humid... and I don't really have a positive impression of the wildlife so far.
[The sentient species were interesting, as he hadn't had a negative run-in with them so far, but he's mostly just thinking of the damn centipede.]
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There are too many bugs.
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There are way too many bugs.
You heard about the giant fish-centipede thing, right?
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I did. How big was it?
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I don't know exact numbers, but climbing it felt like climbing the Tokyo Tower.
And it took a few dozen of us to take it down...
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
At least the other bugs haven't been that massive, so far.
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You fought it then?
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I was one of the people that brought it down, yeah.
It was a bit different fighting something like that, being accustomed to fighting ghouls.
[And investigators, but... well, he doesn't need to say that...]
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
What was it that you had to deal with after your drop?
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Killer butterflies. They looked like they were made out of crystals and were poisonous. Then there was a lot of water we had to cross.
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It seems like insects are going to be a recurring theme here.
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
Water as well. Our group was actually dropped into the middle of the ocean. That's where we fought the centipede.
We had to swim a few miles to get to shore.
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Can you swim?
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Yes.
I'm definitely not used to swimming such long distances, though. Thinking back on it, it's kind of a miracle I made it to shore at all.
[He's going to attribute it to the adrenaline.]
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
Did you have to swim to cross the water to the rendezvous?
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No. I can't swim. I went across on a raft.
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It's good you found a lift, then.
If what we faced in this last drop is an indicator, learning how to swim would probably be a good idea. I can't say I'd be the best tutor, though.
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
How are your new rovermates?
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What if I sink?
FROM: suzuya.juuzou@cdc.org
They're okay. One guy seems like a clean freak though.
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FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
Swimming usually stops that from happening.
But learning to float is important, and it's a lot easier. The air in your lungs lets you float without even moving your arms and legs.
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
That going to be a problem for you?
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FROM: suzuya.juuzou@cdc.org
That's why dead bodies float in water, isn't it?
FROM: suzuya.juuzou@cdc.org
I'm kind of messy. He might get annoying.
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FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
Well... not exactly...
Dead bodies will sink at first. They only rise to the surface later because the process of decay causes them to bloat.
[Thank you for the science lesson, Kaneki.]
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
It shouldn't be an issue so long as everyone minds their own spaces, right?
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Oh. Gross.
FROM: suzuya.juuzou@cdc.org
I guess so... At least we don't have to sleep in a tent. (￣^￣)
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Yeah... it's pretty gross.
[/sweats. Even though he'd probably be grossed out by a body that'd gotten to that state of decomposition. He was a carnivore, not a scavenger.]
FROM: kaneki.ken@cdc.org
The rovers are a lot better than the tents.
I feel kinda bad for the people who have to use them.
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I wonder why they have to sleep in tents?
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