04. [video] (locked from Shuten and Shin)

[yagyu-nasuti.livejournal.com]

[Nasuti seems to be a regular fixture on the network, isn't she? Hopefully she's not getting on your nerves. She's just an inquisitive young lady. Humor her?]

So I heard that some of you have decided to test fate when it comes to the lives of those you know. That's none of my business, really, but I do really want to know...

For those of you that have spared someone a deadly fate, how did it affect your world's history? Did the thing they died for end a different way?

...I guess what I'm wondering...has saving anyone's life caused...negative repercussions?

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[urbandev.livejournal.com]

In the case of my friend, the one I mentioned to you before, he was the only individual from his world. After he came to mine, his stopped being accessible via the community.

[yagyu-nasuti.livejournal.com]

[Nasuti sits back in her computer chair and sighs. That doesn't help her situation, since she's asking about timelines that are shared.]

But there is the possibility of others joining your own timeline permanently, then. Which would result in their absence from that point from which they left.

Disappearing, essentially.

[urbandev.livejournal.com]

Well, yes and no. It's hard to tell exactly, but it seems in situations where there are multiple people here from the same world but at different times, those worlds are actually separate. There was a time when many people from my world were on this community, all from different timelines. You couldn't visit me and see Yuffie, for instance; she was in my past. There already was a Yuffie in my world and she had no knowledge of the community.

If your world has any sort of afterlife, you could wait until after their death, so nothing changes, and then bring them forward.

Oh!

[yagyu-nasuti.livejournal.com]

By the way, I would still like to take you up on that device tutorial. When would you be avaiable?

Oh!

[urbandev.livejournal.com]

I can make time at almost any point. Just let me know.