mikangirl | [Voice/Action]

[Voice]

So I'm curious. How bizarre did some of your reminder cards get? Did anyone not take them all at face value?

[She has valid reasons to ask, trust me. Selfish Nami-is-pissy reasons, mind, but that's what happens after you've spent a week with a scattered crew and a comatose chef and a mallynapped swordsman and find yourself playing babysitter to a bunch of people who really ought to know better, not looking at you, Perona. Also there's an anniversary coming up she really wished she hadn't still been around to see.

Ergo, busy day ahead.]

[Locked to Shikamaru]

Hey, you wanna catch up for a drink?

[Yes, random ninja are often asked out on quasi dates.]

[Locked to Tony Stark]

Mind if I drop round? The normal way, this time.

[Aside from these possibly redundant plottin shenanigans, Nami will be in her usual haunts: the mikan orchard in the afternoon and Good Spirits in the evening. Though around noon she's gonna drop in to Seventh Heaven (or if it's still closed, wherever Sanji is) to check on him. Just to make sure things are, y'know, okay now. Because mad cooking sprees are kind of a cause for alarm. Moreso than Sleeping Beauty syndrome. Back atcha, chef.

Also, Zoro, hurry up and come home. She wants to have words about certain balancing games played. *_*]

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Ah...aha... that's awkward.

Very much so. What about your card, did it have anything of that nature?

I didn't get one. I managed to keep all of my memories. [She's wondering if she'd have had a less frustrating time if she hadn't.]

I can only imagine how that was with how many people appear to have been given lies.

Well, I think I had to refrain from setting the village on fire a few times.

Any particular reason? Were we all truly that annoying to you?

Not all of you. But I'd like to think that if I woke up not knowing who I was but with a note that said, "You like to do something incredibly stupid," I would at least be highly suspicious of this so-called advice and not just go carry it out blindly.

It is really difficult to say. It isn't as if there is a way to confirm that information anywhere and figure out if we were even given our correct names. Mine wasn't too bad, it only left me wary of the enemies my brother has who are not here.

Yeah, see yours doesn't seem so bad. Well... relatively speaking. It sucked, but at least it wasn't telling you to do something suicidal. I understand believing your card.

I agree, it wouldn't be very intelligent to do something outright dangerous or suicidal. It is better to err on the side of caution when one isn't sure.

That's what I thought! Seems more than a few people don't agree, though.

While we may not have remembered names and facts about ourselves, we did remember basic preservation instincts. Perhaps some of these people were lacking in that ability before.

...well, that's possible. Given who they were.

Not very smart or lacks any sense of self-preservation?

A little of both?