byakkoyagirl | ✯ Ninth Session ✯ [Voice]

Hey everyone, Paprika here. Word around the village is that we got new people coming in here again. Sorry to everyone who got roped into this crazy place - if you don't think it suits your needs that is. This place can be really insane sometimes, but remember: you aren't alone here. We all deal with the same scientists and helping each other out isn't a crime and you shouldn't feel bad reaching out for help either!

If anyone has anything they want to discuss, I'll be always available so long as I am around this place! I'm a trained and liscensed psychologist back home and things will always be kept private between us. I promise I'm not a big gossiper.

But, enough of that! I think a game would be fun to play. To break the ice and whatnot. So, lets play Two Truths and a Lie. You introduce yourself and then make three statements. One of them has to be a lie and the other two are truth things. The person needs to guess what is the lie and what are the truthes. You can tell a lot about someone from the things they say and the things they don't say, so it could be fun. I definitely encourage the new people to play along with me. Look I'll go first.

Lets see...

My name is Paprika.

I have saved the world from the brink of doom!
I have been in Luceti for over a year so far.
I once ate 10 hotdogs under five minutes.

Oh and you should tell me why you think the statement is a lie too, just for added fun!

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Wrong. Even out of armor. [A contained grin from the other side.] I'm strong, and almost seven feet tall.

[Lady is pretty, but lady was never told that a lady never reveals her weight.]

Two left.

Seven feet? That's...impressive!

[She knew Daisy was a lot taller than she was, but close to seven is pretty amazing. Paprika pouts a little, thinking of how much shorter she is, and thinks of which one is the lie.]

...Okay, I'll go with the 'literally see through' as my final choice. [She knows Daisy comes from a place of super soliders, so the friend outrunning a car doesn't sound too out there.]

Correct. It wouldn't be a bad ability to have, though.

[And said friend was able to run 60 kilometers per hour fresh out of augmentations... out of armor.]

I think I'm the tallest human in here. I don't know if you've seen me in person, Paprika.

[Save for the sessions, in which her body shape is rather variable.]

For a soldier it would make things easy I wager.

Tallest human sounds like a pretty cool designation. And I don't recall meeting you in person, but I'm admittedly a little reclusive.

And to think I used to hate it when I first arrived.

[Well, she has the title until they all meet Armstrong.]

You always struck me as the social kind... Paprika. [Especially since she can speak without an instinctive "ma'am" or "sir".] Want to put another set for me?

Did you really? Well, I'm glad you got into the spirit of embracing it. Being outside the norm doesn't necessarily mean bad.

[She does notice the lack of formality and it definitely makes her happy.]

That's over journals. Journals are very disconnecting in a sense - usually it is only through written or spoken word. It isn't physical face to face. [And it helps her out a lot, considering her peculiar case.] Sure I'll be glad to. Though I need time to think of some.

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[Not that there's much of a norm here, but it's something she is nonetheless a little grateful for.]

I see what you mean, now that I think about it. [Someone with Paprika's job, especially.] ... And try the hardest you can.

[Something of a challenge. But, if her experiences with other worlds has warned her, finding out the false one could be a little harder than expects.]