fortuneprince | 3rd case - [Action]/[Voice]

[Action]

[Since the past few days has been rough for Naoto, seeing as how she's been a fyulong, she's in a deep sleep on her bed. Her short hair is splayed out on the pillow and her hat is somewhere on the floor. Her uniform jacket is also not on her but is folded neatly at the foot of her bed.

Though it takes her a bit to come out of her deep sleep, she opens her blue eyes, realizing she's back to normal (since she isn't stuck under the blankets again). To confirm that, she lifts up a hand and examines it then brings it down to her silky blue hair to make sure there aren't any long ears. After taking a moment to fully wake up, she sits up and yawns, running her fingers through her hair to neaten it a little.

A small smile appears on her lips as she gives a small chuckle]

What an odd experience.

[Though in a matter of seconds her smile disappears and she goes deep into thought, so for the time being, she's going to be staring at her sheets until someone wakes her from her trance]

[Voice]

[As a way to see if others were also changed back, Naoto's voice comes up]

It seems I have reverted back to my original form. I assume the same goes for others as well. [it would be odd if only she changed back]

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Yeah, they do it to 'collect data' but I have no idea how turning people in who knows what collects information that would be beneficial. There are no side effects after the test period is over at least and they rarely repeat the same experimentations twice.

I'm not quite sure how it would benefit them either, though there must be some reason behind it despite how ridiculous they seem.
[And a small silence passes as Naoto thinks to herself about this]

I wish I could be of more help, but I don't think anyone really knows why they do it. Maybe to test how people are built in different worlds physically? Could be out of plain sadism.

Either of those theories I do not doubt. Seeing as how the Malnosso have yet to give a reason for these random experiments, it would be best to not rule anything out.

That's true. I'm not much of a detective, so I tend to leave that work to the people who're a bit smarter than me. I doubt these experiments are going to stop soon.

I myself am a detective, though I have yet to reach my full potential. If they have been performing these experiments for a long time, I doubt they would stop as well.

They have said that they intend to return us home eventually, but it's been I think three or four years now since they began? It's been a while, even for standard tests.

Hm...testing on people for that long does seem rather abnormal.

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