Memory Share Broadcasts

[ask_whydunit]

[ It was an odd day.

One Lord El-Melloi II had never addressed the network properly before. In fact, he only tended to even respond to people on it if it seemed necessary or the subject sparked his interest. He wasn’t a social creature, after all. So it’s quite strange for there to be a series of broadcasts, all showcasing particular moments in his life that he certainly would not have been open to sharing. Although some might have been... a bit confusing, considering they seemed to focus on a young man named 'Waver Velvet.' If it weren't coming from his phone, some might not have made the connection.

Needless to say, once he realized what had happened? He was going to have the fun of explaining that… Either on the network, or (if anyone is bold enough to show up on his doorstep) in person should they find him hiding in his workshop in the harbor district. ]

Memories:
(Note: All of these are written versions of scenes and vary in length, as finding decent clips is a nightmare)

Class Ridicule and the Theft of a Relic - Fate/ Zero memory - Conent Warnings: Public humiliation, Nobles in mage society are elitist assholes - Wordcount: 1650

The King's Request - Fate/ Zero memory - Content Warnings: Acceptance/resignation towards the possibility of death - Wordcount: 963

Finding Family - Fate/ Zero memory - Content Warnings: None, the Mackenzies are too wholesome. Glen MacKenzie took one look at this teenager who tricked them with magic and decided 'Well, he's our grandson for real now.' - Wordcount: 805

Becoming Lord El-Melloi II - Casefiles Memory - Content Warning: Abduction, guilt, someone taking advantage of said guilt - Wordcount: 1887

A Collision and Absurd Nicknames - Casefiles Memory - Content Warnings: None, just Flat being ridiculous and getting on Waver’s last nerve - Wordcount: 1024

Comments

[ask_whydunit]

[ That was a reasonable concern to have, but he wondered. ]

I can definitely understand not wanting to be tied to debts… But maybe finding out the terms and if there would be terms expected for the information first would be an option.

[neurotoxicity]

I could try I guess. There's no harm in asking. Unless they're as bad as an undead in my world. Even asking for help can be added to a debt.

[ask_whydunit]

I can’t deny that might be a risk, having never had an opportunity to speak to them myself… Perhaps the best thing to do would be to wait for a time where instead they owe you a favour. Seems like they get themselves into trouble now and again, after all.

[ He recalled the mirror incident where Halcyn disappeared, and apparently had needed someone to bring her back. ]

[neurotoxicity]

That's a decent suggestion. Though usually we end up having to clean it up anyway.

[ask_whydunit]

So at some point, they’ll undoubtedly owe you or several of us. Gives you some leverage on asking at least.

[ It’s something to at least keep in mind, and who knew what would happen next around here… ]

[neurotoxicity]

I'll just have to wait and see if an opportunity comes up.

[ask_whydunit]

As frustrating as waiting can be, I expect you're right… I wish you luck that you’ll get the opportunity to learn what you need to know, though.

[neurotoxicity]

Thank you and thank you for the idea.

[ask_whydunit]

Don’t mention it, Ivy. I hope it turns out.