3rd Castoff

[seasalthands]

[It's an actual video with his face this time. It's clearly snowing and Kira looks cold. His cheeks and nose are flushed red but other than that he's pretty pale. This boy isn't exactly dressed for the weather. (He's not really dressed for real life in general) His Butterfree is though! And occasionally the eager butterfly pushes his way into the camera, showing off it's white and blue scarf that matches Kira's outfit.]

Let's see... It's been four months or so. And I definitely don't hate it here. It's actually pretty great. But-- [He's too proud to say it.]

Anyway, I used to be a doctor back home. A marine surgeon actually. I'm from Japan and had a roommate and friend. The only friend I've ever had and he was pretty cool. I have one sister and my mom is sick currently. I was looking for a cure for her. But I'm sure my friend is looking after her for me.

I was just curious, I guess, about all your stories from home. I don't think anyone can complain too much about where we are but it's not home, you know?

I'm also freezing my ass off and I want to read some cozy stories about your lives. Some of you are more interesting than the creatures here.

Where're you from? What's your story?

Comments

[seasalthands]

Yes. Like a lot of salt.

Yeah. You can do that. It's considered an expensive endeavor if you try to do it in mass quantity. Reverse osmosis is the best way to do it but that's a bit beyond my comprehension. I'm a doctor not a scientist, ya know?

But I remember doing a thing in school once where we had like little dishes of salt water and we set them by the window. And the next day there was only salt left. So I'm like really sure you can just do it that way. Probably.