001〚✖〛video / action for new bark town

[torrentofbits]

Hello, good people of Johto!

[A black-haired boy, no older than 13, gives a short wave at the screen.]

While suddenly being trapped in a Midgardian video game itself warrants plenty of questions, which I'm sure will get answered in time--

[He gets interrupted by a loud] Bliiiitz!

Shush, you. [He returns his attention to the screen.] Like I was going to say before my new friend here interrupted me, I have a far more important question. Do these devices have access to the Internet?

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[video]

[torrentofbits]

But talking behind one's back is much politer?

Re: [video]

[used_fireblast]

If you broadcast it to as many people as possible and call it a 'blog', then yes, to my understanding.

[Is he talking about the cut-off comment about Midgard? That's all Harry can think of, unless this kid's just a clinical paranoiac.]

.....
So. "Midgardian video game", huh?

[video]

[torrentofbits]

But then it's not behind their backs.

[Maybe a bit of both. Or he's just talking out of his ass. Either works. He shrugs. It's not important!]

Aye. That's what this is, isn't it? I've never played any of them them, but they seem to be popular with many of the humans of the Internet.

Re: [video]

[used_fireblast]

Human logic.

[Said with a big, fond grin that's only half-sarcastic.]

From what I've gathered, it's at least a pretty good representation of one. They managed to get the bizarre pseudo-logic down pat, if nothing else.

Pretty sure it's not an actual video game. Unless someone managed to seriously magic-proof computers like no one before.

[video]

[torrentofbits]

The background music is a nice touch as well.

Though I suppose you have a point.

Re: [video]

[used_fireblast]

Glad you like the music. It never goes away. Ever.

[He'd been managing to ignore it, for the most part.]

[video]

[torrentofbits]

It makes it more authentic.