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Seventeenth Flame-[Action]

[Taichi's busy running around Luceti with a stack of these fliers, pinning them anywhere he can because well, today seems like a good day to get started with the soccer team and he's bored anyway. After this last experiment seems like people could use a pick-me-up. So, that's what he's doing now, feel free to run into him (or have him literally run into you, whichever) as he's going around advertising]

[ooc: depending on vote, we can either assume that this whole soccer-club thing happened, or I can start a log and anybody can jump in and we'll do it that way, however every/anybody wants to go about it. Also the list is slightly outdated so if I missed anybody who talked to him about it before, sorry!]

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What happened?

I dunno. Stuff.

That's a broad statement.

I got into a fight with somebody, that's all.

Mmm. [She'll just wait a moment and see if he'll keep talking on his own.]

[unfortunately no, because he's still trying to figure out how their fight even started and ended up like it did]

This fight wouldn't have happened to be with one of your housemates, would it?

[scuffs his toe against the ground to make the hammock move. what, no we're not pouting don't be silly] Maybe.

Only maybe?

...okay fine, yes.

There now, was that so hard?

I'm not good at saying I'm wrong I guess.

It's not an easy thing to come to terms with in an argument.

...Raine can I ask you something?

... Hm? Of course.

If you know everything about the future three years from now, should you be sharing that with other people involved?

Considering the amount of timelines that seem to become disrupted or ignored when someone is brought here into Luceti, it's difficult to say.

Ideally, it's probably better off not to share, but sometimes it can be a difficult thing to avoid.

...okay well what if you accidentally tell somebody something you didn't really mean to tell them and it freaked them out?

Hmm. I suppose it would depend on how bad the reaction was, and how much time they'd need to calm down, before you could examine the situation rationally.

...well what if they got mad, started yelling, so I tackled them, and then they punched me, we argued some more, and then he ran away because he usually runs away when he can't figure out what to do? [No, he doesn't realize he switched pronouns in the middle of his explanation]

... Then he'd probably need a bit of time to calm down, wouldn't you say?

Maybe, he's busy avoiding me. I mean I know I was a big jerk about it but...

It's easy to react in the heat of the moment to things. It is only later that you consider the situation and your actions... and find ways to accept and improve them.

Well it's not like I lied or anything.

No, but that doesn't make truths any less ... startling, if you aren't prepared for them.