[3] literally why

[covenantal]

Yu Narukami shared a photo. 6/2 near Apprassage

I didn't have time to take a picture of the real thing before I left this morning, but Retrospec sent me a golf club just like this one. I have no idea what I'm supposed to do with it. I don't know how to golf. ┐(´ｰ｀)┌ Also, has anyone else ever had a feeling like something they see around the city is ... theirs? I can't explain it. Like it belongs to you, even if you've never seen it before that moment.

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[lostapprentice]

i think i may have been wearing it in the one vision i've had, but it's only a guess. they didn't exactly look into a mirror.

strange how?

[covenantal]

"They"? So you consider your vision self and current self to be different people?

... they had odd titles. The Lovely Man, and Witch Detective.

[lostapprentice]

they had no objection to things i would never just be fine with, so i can't think of them as "me."

the second one sounds like it might be a children's series. i see what you mean by odd.

[covenantal]

I can understand that. You're not the only person I've spoken to who feels that way. How can we feel so different from these visions, if they're really "us"?

Yeah. I left them, though I don't feel right having done so. Maybe I'll go back for them after all.

[lostapprentice]

exactly. whatever our connection to these visions, they are separate from us in a significant way. otherwise all of us would simply accept them as they came, wouldn't we?

if they're only books, they probably can't do much harm.

[Maybe. Fire is always an option if they do something, though.]

[covenantal]

... I wonder.

They were ordinary books, from the glimpse I got. If I go back for them, I'm happy to send you a few pictures, if you're curious.

[lostapprentice]

[Don't start going the way of your stupid detective friend whose theory made Ren mad, Yu.]

i think i can live without knowing about "the lovely man," but if you want to send them to try to figure out if they mean anything, i won't argue.

[He can only imagine what that one is about...]