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[saxsongs]

[The video starts with a handsome young man, smiling at the camera.]

Hello, fellow otherworlders! My name is Ren Jinguji. I come from a place called Japan, on planet Earth. I'm an idol, so my talents at saving worlds are rather limited, but I'm going to try my best anyway.

[That's a quick introduction, but he does have something to say while he's here.]

So, I think several of us have been to "other worlds", similar to this one. I think it might be a good thing to get a bit of an idea just how many of these worlds there even are.

[Who knows, people might find others who they hadn't even realized had been there.]

The world's I've visited are called Prismatica and Avalon. That's already two that aren't this place.

Prismatica had a system that was rather similar to here, where touch was involved, but as a world it was quite different. Avalon, on the other hand, was like straight from the tales of King Arthur... but with an addition of technology.

[Those are mostly just simple summaries. He will likely elaborate if asked.]

So, what are your world hopping experiences?

Comments

[saxsongs]

I must say, experiencing that might definitely dampen my passion as an idol. That sounds like a terrible place.

[What was with some of these worlds he was uncovering.]

[happydreamed]

It was indeed.

Ah - I do know that some actual idols were pulled into that place as well, though I don't imagine you're from the same world...? I don't know how common idols are.

[saxsongs]

I have met idols who weren't from my own world, even if idols are very common and many in my own world. Some places may sound similar to one another, yet they're completely different worlds.

[Though he loathes the idea of any of his friends being stuck in hell.]

[happydreamed]

Fair enough. I would be surprised if any world was completely unique from the countless others out there.

[saxsongs]

That would be quite an achievement, considering how many worlds are out there.

[happydreamed]

Indeed. I'm not sure I even have a lower estimate on how many.

[saxsongs]

Neither do I. I think that's an impossible thing to calculate.

[happydreamed]

...A survey would be interesting, but I imagine many would be too wary to take part in it. For understandable reasons.

[saxsongs]

True, we might have a very silent survey going.

[happydreamed]

The results would be biased towards those from places that don't incite paranoia... So it might well be less than helpful when it comes to finding out how many of those places there are.

[saxsongs]

True.

It's just better to say there are countless of places and leave it at that, I think.

wrapup?

[happydreamed]

We might be better off not knowing, truly.

works for me

[saxsongs]

Yes, let's agree on that.