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42nd Detonator [Video]

[Kresnik is outside at Dissimulo, leaning against a building as he looks down at a choker in his hand. His expression is mostly neutral, but anyone that knows him would notice his lack of attention to the area around him, something unusual for the commander. After a few more seconds, he closes his fist and looks at the camera.]

Seifer's communicator frequency is gone. [...] It's not related to the recent doppelganger incident either, all signs point to him being sent home.

...I'm certain that he'll be able to handle whatever trials back at his world.

[Small pause.]

Watch, General Akane has joined. Her frequency is

rifaien.

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[He looks surprised at the amount of books that Seifer has. Guess he never pinned him as someone who read a lot. 8|;;;]

That's a lot.

Yeah, I was surprised too. [Though he's still deadpan.]

I'm going to see if I can copy some of these to the comm to share with everyone. But I can't take all of them at once. A few while I'm still waiting for Kaito. Got any particular ones you want to hold onto?

That's a good idea, some of that information would be helpful for everyone.

The medical one, if the doctors aren't planning on using it. [...} And the cookbook.

Right. And this way it can't get lost or destroyed like the library.

I'm gonna take those to Cube, but I'll try to copy them to the comm. The cookbook is all yours. And you can have the mechanical ones.

If you need assistance with putting the information on the communicator, I can help.

Alright, that's fine. [...] And the cookbook is for Yulie.

I'd appreciate that.

I figured. Something about cookies, eh?

She enjoys cooking, especially for other people.

She sounds like a great person. You're always looking out for her?

[Small smile]

Yes, I am her older brother after all.

Heh. That's nice to see though, eh?

Yes, she always wants to help others.

Nice kid. She must be inspired by her big brother.

Ah... I'm not sure if I can take the credit for that.

You don't think so Mr. Watch Captain?

...No.

I don't know about that, but if you say so.

[He looks to the side for a moment]

She grew strong without me.

That doesn't mean it had nothing to do with you mate.

...I wasn't there for her.

Why not?

I left for the military.

And you don't think that inspired her to want to help people?

...I don't know.

You don't have enough faith in yourself mate. Siblings have to separate sometimes, doesn't mean they forget each other.

I know. [...] But I still should have been there for her.

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