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[The network does start, showing the face of a man who looks to be in his late teens to his early twenties. His face is sun-darkened, his hair dark, his shirt open at the neck, and there is a gleam of gold in his ears. His general air is seemingly playful, as if he is a man that could easily laugh.

Yet the most striking thing about him likely are his eyes. One is gold, and the other silver. He raises an eyebrow a touch, and his mouth shifts into the ghost of a smirk. His voice is gravelly, deep, and there is perhaps a slight lilt to it, when he does finally speak.]

Ah. So it is as simple as the push of a button.

[Although given the look that he is offering, it is fairly clear that Po is not familiar with the item in question.]

When I once said I was more restless than my brothers, I never meant to end up in another universe. The very notion has never once crossed my mind. Rather, it simply meant I preferred to go along my way as I would, through the Seven Kingdoms, perhaps a bit further, if the fancy ever took. Yet, here I am, and I should properly introduce myself.

[There is a motion, and he does come across as quite a social creature, as he bows to the screen.]

Prince Greening Grandemalion of Lienid, Po, to my friends, at your service. I will completely forgive you if you have not heard of my little kingdom. I can say that this little item- a TAB- is quite foreign and unknown, although it does seem to be quite handy. But, I will be more than happy to tell you about mine, if you tell me about yours.

[That light dancing back in his eyes.]

Whether island, city, farmstead... Space ship? Do many people come from worlds with this means of travel?

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[ She waves a hand, still pacing. ]

I've my blades. Clothes are easy enough to come by, and food can be found. [ These are all the necessary supplies, right? ] As far as transport—

[ She stops now and frowns. ]

I believe it can be easily arranged to get there. Though I—mislike this world's methods.

[Katsa, Katsa, Katsa... He half expects her to run out and start this journey already. She may still before they are done talking.]

Food and water may not be so easily found, especially depending upon what manner of harshness is to be found.

[ It's tempting, admittedly. Talking about it makes her all the more impatient to do it. Katsa flops backwards onto a chair, holding her TAB closer to her face. ]

The people there survive somehow.

[ But he's making a point. She's entirely unfamiliar with what's even there. Of course that only makes the thought of going even more exciting, but perhaps she ought to be at least a little aware of what to expect. Her statement is a little less forceful than her previous ranting.

Then, with some pause. ]

...You would go there with me?

[ It occurs to her that she hasn't asked. ]

The people there likely know how to survive, and we're not all Graced.

[For all he knows, Katsa may well that make world her playground. He has no idea about how far she has tested or pushed her own Grace, and he can't say he desires to put her in to a life or death situation to find out.

But he laughs, that bright chime of a laugh, that touches his lips and his eyes. Perhaps she has assumed before that point, but she is not wrong in her assumption.]

Just try to leave me behind.

I would protect you.

[ This is immediate, automatic. It's a rebuttal, but more than that Katsa simply means it to encompass everything, to her very core. For what would her Grace be any use, if not this—and though she would use every advantage it provides, even without it she would do everything within and beyond her power to protect him.

And as serious as she is, it still warms her to hear him laugh like this. ]

You're only lucky it isn't horses we'll use to travel, or I'd not even need to try.

And I would still thank you each and every time.

[As that will never change. Katsa knows him better than most, with only his mother and grandfather truly knowing him as he is. He bears no pride in being aided by her. Only a fool would.

There is that light noise from within his throat.]

I've no doubt you'll inquire as to if we can't go faster, no matter how quick it is.

[ She does well know how true that is, both of him and now of herself as well. There is no shame in accepting help from a friend; he had helped her understand that. She would not be too proud to thank him for any protection he might give, either.

Katsa responds to neither of his claims, acceptance of both implicit in her silence, though she doesn't ignore him. ]

I'll see what I can learn of the other planet. As soon as I know a little of the travel there, if you're ready, we can go.

I'll look in to things as well.

[Not because he doesn't trust her, but because two heads can be better than one.]

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