That you were injured from falling out of the airship. That you had to traverse a jungle, and at the end came upon illusions of people you knew, as well as illusions of some of us and people they knew. There was some sort of test, who you would sacrifice for your loved ones.
...Yes, it was - a troubling thing. Sieghart-dono was quite convinced they were illusions, but they seemed just as real as anything else.
[He hadn't really been reassured by Sieghart's insistence otherwise, but he hopes giving others the warning could help.]
Beyond that, we died several times, as well. Each time, we "woke up" at a point slightly before our deaths so we could continue toward our objective - much like a video game as well, I've been told. It seems who or whatever brought us there was also capable of altering one's memory as they saw fit.
[His brow creases a little, but he doesn't say anything about it just yet. First:]
I was the only one to experience this - but when I died without the other three at one point, I woke up on the stolen ship, thinking that I was a terrorist operative who lived in that world. It was as though I had an entire separate life there... I still remember it even now, though I was able to recall my proper memories the next time I died.
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That you were injured from falling out of the airship. That you had to traverse a jungle, and at the end came upon illusions of people you knew, as well as illusions of some of us and people they knew. There was some sort of test, who you would sacrifice for your loved ones.
I admit, that last part is very troubling to me.
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...Yes, it was - a troubling thing. Sieghart-dono was quite convinced they were illusions, but they seemed just as real as anything else.
[He hadn't really been reassured by Sieghart's insistence otherwise, but he hopes giving others the warning could help.]
Beyond that, we died several times, as well. Each time, we "woke up" at a point slightly before our deaths so we could continue toward our objective - much like a video game as well, I've been told. It seems who or whatever brought us there was also capable of altering one's memory as they saw fit.
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[This one seems to hit him particularly strongly.]
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I was the only one to experience this - but when I died without the other three at one point, I woke up on the stolen ship, thinking that I was a terrorist operative who lived in that world. It was as though I had an entire separate life there... I still remember it even now, though I was able to recall my proper memories the next time I died.