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[There's a ~~not~~little boy standing outside the Labyrinth. He seems to be seriously debating whether or not to go in.]

If I keep my hand on one wall, I should be able to make my way out, even if I lose track somehow. And if there's dangers, I should be able to handle it. How bad can a maze be? Not like a large predator would be able to find all it's food in there unless there's a lot of animals...

[He's mostly talking to himself in this debate. He hasn't really talked to anyone that day. Too bad or he might have realized what's going on.]

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You insisted on that point with no proof. The insistent is an argument. And the norm of 'my world' is the norm.

But you have no real proof that your points are true either, you're guilty of the same thing. And again, the norm in your world is not the absolute norm in every world.

And now I'm making an argument.

And why should I believe this is 'another world?' The Cocoon theory has more merit to it.

What evidence do you have that your Cocoon theory is correct?

Because it'd be easy to make something that couldn't exist be real in a virtual reality. And it is a surprisingly real experience. Felt like I practically broke my foot the first time around.

That's all true. But you don't have absolute proof that this is the case, do you? Just coincidences that make it seem to be the case.

So you're saying I should go against what I have believed to be possible for all my life to believe some story that sounds like a cartoon? Yeah. Real logical.

Ku ku kuuu~ You mock it now, but sooner or later you're going to have to look outside conventional logic. I mean, really. If the case could be solved with traditional Pekoponian logic, reasoning and deduction, don't you think someone would have figured it out by now? You aren't the only super detective in the cosmos, da ze~

But who knows whose real and who isn't.

Reality truly is just what you make of it.

More like if this is the Cocoon system, who knows who was kidnapped and whose an NPC. Or an AI. Or an AI with a living person's memory for that matter.

[That whole adventure was WEIRD.]

Ku ku kuuu~ Well then.

*starts digging through his pockets* I suppose, as an NPC, I'll have to help you with data that I've collected on the Island during my four year vacation here... If I can find where I put it...

[Pauses at that. It might be a bunch of lies for all he knew, really.

...but even fallacies had truth somewhere.]

You could.

I will. *finds his DVD ROM. stuck in his coat* Ah, here we are. Hmm, but are you sure you want it?

...yes.

*then, handing it over* I'd like you to take good care of it, da ze~

*inside the disc is research, data and test logs of numerous things on the island. Everything from the food trees to the cursed springs to new arrival rates. You can come up with whatever you want, he probably has some data on it. He'll probably notice that there is at least five times more data on new arrivals since he concentrated on that for at least two years.*

If you want to verify anything I tested, you can do your own tests and what not. It's not entirely complete, but I've done my best to accurately test everything out of the ordinary, da ze~

[Takes the disc, looking it over.] I always take care of evidence.

...thanks. [He can be polite. Sometimes.]

Kuu~ I don't think I need to say "make good use of it," do I?

Of course not.

Right... *is that thar sum exit to the labyrinth, it might just be*

[....did they just go in a big circle?]

*it's possible*

... [Makes note of that.]

Well... That was very uneventful, da ze~

I guess the main path is just one big circle around the place.