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[terra_nullius]

What do you do when you put together the pieces of a mystery, and it all points towards you being the person that everyone dislikes, the one whose motives or ambitions are counter to everyone else's?

I don't suppose there's any villainous-types here who might shed some light on this state of being...

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[quakega]

[Xehanort. Bro. Do you see the interest in his expression? You had him at 'high fantasy'. Swordplay? Magic?

Please let their be epic battles and dragons.

Once their destination is reached, Terra takes a look at the books that his 'twin' is indicating, curious about whether the titles might give something more away about the nature of the tale within.

It's a grouping of five books by the same author, but three of them seem to share the same primary title. He takes one off the shelf and looks it over briefly before flipping open to the first page.] 'The Lord of the Rings'... sounds interesting enough...

[Terra, quit putting off the conversation you want to have.]

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[terra_nullius]

[And there's a chuckle. Dawww Terra, you're almost cute like this.]

They're quite good. From what I understand they're 'classics' too. They're quite popular, so I'd definitely suggest. Those three are all part of the same set, and there's a prequel and then a more rambling one that talks about the creation of their particular world and its earlier history.

[He is quite fine with not having that convo though...]

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[quakega]

[Just don't tell him that; in his mind, he stopped being 'cute' around the age of 10 or 11.

He nods briefly, indicating that though his attention is divided, he is still listening.] I see... it might be a good idea to get the others, in case there's something in them I need to know.

[To understand how this world works, you see.

The fact that Terra is volunteering to read five books is a little on the amazing side.]

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[terra_nullius]

The background book is a bit of a harder read, but if you think you're up for it, then go ahead. The prequel book was written first, but the setting book came after. You shouldn't have any problem understanding things without either, but there's never anything wrong with reading good books.

[He's pleased, though finds it odd that Terra wants so many books at once. You need to pace yourself, bro.]