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Then I shall make it so.
I have, yes - I imagine they were awaiting my arrival. If naught else, the pleasant company does make it more bearable.

It makes a small amount of sense to be waiting, knowing that someone new will be joining them.
I've heard things are well enough over there, but I can't say for certain.

The amenities are few in comparison to the hotel, but I am not unhappy with what we have. It is plenty more comfortable than I would have expected.

I suppose that's good to hear.
If one is destined to reside there for a long amount of time, comfort is a priority.

Yes. There is plenty to read, so I know what to do with my downtime as well.

Reading?
There's a library over there?

A decently sizeable one, at that.
You are in the dark regarding what is on this side?

The conversations I've had with the few of you over there have never quite detailed everything you have there.

Perhaps, like me, they had believed you already knew.
If you would like me to inform you of it in greater detail, I could always do so for you.

That is a fair assumption.
I would like to hear your thoughts, yes.
Both on the environment and the people there.

Very well.
Though the mansion here seems old, as if it has been here for a long time, it still provides the comforts one could want in a home. A sitting area for socializing, a well stocked kitchen, and a private bedroom, for example.
Souji is the only one currently present that I've not spoken to ere today, but he was the first to greet me, and has already expressed a kindness I could not thank him enough for. Sieghart I have known previously from Wiwaldi, and I am pleased to be able to speak with him again in spite of our circumstances. I have also spoken with Clementine on several occasions back within the hotel, whom I found to be good company back then.

You seem to be settling in quite well then.
Souji did mention a kitchen, and we've spoken briefly.
You find yourself in good company.
...it really could be worse.

It is all I can really do right now.
But I do. I am quite fortunate for it.
Wiwaldi had a place called the "daycare", and I had not heard a single favorable thing about it, so I did, truthfully, expect worse.

So I've heard.
Actually, many of the places your deceased were held could hardly be considered favorable.

Yes, I suppose you have a point. I do not know of them besides the daycare, so I have naught else to compare to. Even so, I would not anticipate death to be so kind.

Death is a bit of a permanent situation.
Perhaps that's why.

[ There is a small delay before the next message comes. ]

Indeed.
A situation that comes with a question of my own.
What is to become of my sister?

[a very long delay themselves.]

...my apologies.
But the circumstances fall within the realm of not completing the terms of your contract.
There is little to be done now.

What?
But that could not have been true.

[ local elf refusing to acknowledge contract ]

I'm afraid it is true.
That's what counts as "entertainment" in the hotel.
And because you all have agreed to sign the contracts...that's all there is to it.

Then why is she not here?

Hostages are held elsewhere, likely.
Where you are now is simply a place for past guests to reside.

[ another delay! it's probably a good thing gemini doesn't have to deal with the emotional shitfit in between all this thanks to the beauty of text. ]

I see.
Thank you for speaking with me. I shall leave you to your work.

[poor alphinaud. it's not like gemini's surprised, actually, but it's still something.]

As you wish, Mister Leveilleur.
You may contact us again should you require anything.

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