Lapis ♦ Lazuli (
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When Homeworld started investigating this system, we checked all the stars near potential colonies for stability. Everyone was really excited about this planet because its sun had a pretty decent lifespan, so we wouldn't have to do any shielding for a while.
[or. something. Lapis never really paid any particular attention to the reports that came in about earth, because why would she? it was just a little mudball in some podunk galaxy.]
Is that not how it works on this earth? I can't really think of why else you'd be trying to ration sunlight, but...it's kind of stupid. Unless you're storing it somewhere to use later it's not going to make any difference, and I really don't think humans have that kind of technology yet.
[at least not on this version of the planet, anyway. she really has no idea what 'daylight savings time' could mean aside from this, and it's got her completely mystified. that at least is a familiar feeling when it comes to humanity, even if it's not all that pleasant.]
You guys don't even have that much time to start with. Do you really need to complicate it this much?
[and if the sun is dying...why bother squabbling between insubstantial nationstates when there was such a big problem looming over them all? it was all so dumb.]
[or. something. Lapis never really paid any particular attention to the reports that came in about earth, because why would she? it was just a little mudball in some podunk galaxy.]
Is that not how it works on this earth? I can't really think of why else you'd be trying to ration sunlight, but...it's kind of stupid. Unless you're storing it somewhere to use later it's not going to make any difference, and I really don't think humans have that kind of technology yet.
[at least not on this version of the planet, anyway. she really has no idea what 'daylight savings time' could mean aside from this, and it's got her completely mystified. that at least is a familiar feeling when it comes to humanity, even if it's not all that pleasant.]
You guys don't even have that much time to start with. Do you really need to complicate it this much?
[and if the sun is dying...why bother squabbling between insubstantial nationstates when there was such a big problem looming over them all? it was all so dumb.]
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And they're all dogs even though they look so different?
[she takes a moment to consider this, then nods in quiet affirmation.]
Yeah, I'm pretty sure I've seen these before. [...] They're really cute.
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Aren't they? Have you met-met one before?
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I don't think so. They come to the beach pretty often, but not close to where I go.
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[she can't help it - the last time anyone introduced her to pets she ended up sitting for them while he was on vacation.]
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You won't have to feed him.
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...that's fine, then. The last time this happened he didn't even leave instructions that were particularly helpful.
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Please don't worry. I won't dump anything on you like that. If I hand you anything it'll just be toys for you to throw for him.
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[waaaay more than people, at any rate.]
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[she doesn't even mean this snarkily, like some people might after being told a dog can chat with them. Lapis sincerely believed animals were about as intellectually with it as any random human.]
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Koromaru can't talk, but he will understand what you're saying to him and communicate with you, not just listen to commands.
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Dogs are way more worthy of out patience than other people.
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[the dogs, not the people.]
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I like people well enough but dogs are just nice.
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