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[ So if you just happen to be walking through Luceti today, you might spot a girl sitting on the ground next to a tree at the side of the road. Her journal is opened in her lap, and it seems she's rather focused on reading it. See, there's nothing weird about that, but.. she's still wearing the New Feather dress and doesn't seem bothered or confused by the whole 'arriving in another place' ordeal in the slightest as long as she can read. In fact, she probably doesn't even realise she's not back home anymore, or that she has wings on her back. She's also turning the pages at a ridiculous speed, as if she needs barely any time to read a page. It looks more like she's skimming than anything else, but nope, she's actually reading all of that. ... Maybe someone ought to help her out.
Or you might run into her later during the day instead. If you're just standing somewhere around the village, you might find the girl staring at you for a long time, almost as if she's observing you long enough to decide something. After what is probably multiple minutes the girl might approach you a little hesitantly (she's making sure you're not a bully, okay, it's in everyone's best interests), only to quickly bow at you in greeting. ]
Hello. Bonjour. Guten Tag. Konnichiwa. Nihao. Salve. Hallo. [ Yes, she'll just start listing off 'hello's in almost every kind of language known to humankind to you. And if you don't cut her off, she'll continue until she has at least done it in 54 different languages. So better do something about that, yup. ]
Or you might run into her later during the day instead. If you're just standing somewhere around the village, you might find the girl staring at you for a long time, almost as if she's observing you long enough to decide something. After what is probably multiple minutes the girl might approach you a little hesitantly (she's making sure you're not a bully, okay, it's in everyone's best interests), only to quickly bow at you in greeting. ]
Hello. Bonjour. Guten Tag. Konnichiwa. Nihao. Salve. Hallo. [ Yes, she'll just start listing off 'hello's in almost every kind of language known to humankind to you. And if you don't cut her off, she'll continue until she has at least done it in 54 different languages. So better do something about that, yup. ]

1/? AW YEAH
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Wait! Stop that! Fuuko remembers you!!
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[Oh. What was her name. Tomoya said it a bunch of times, right?]
Kotomi, Kotomi, Kotomi!!
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She takes a step back, maybe shaking just a little, even though Fuuko is obviously smaller than her. ]
A.. are you a bully..?
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The armor finally talks, with something similar to the voice of Tomoyo Sakagami.]
... I speak english.
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[ Because clearly Kotomi expected to meet people who spoke Swahili or anything of the like here. The whole armor thing is a little weird though, but.. hey, it's Kotomi, she just swings with it. ]
It's very nice to meet you in that case, English robot-san. [ Armor, so it clearly must just be a robot, right!! ] My name is Kotomi Ichinose. You spell 'Kotomi' with three wonderful Japanese hiragana. When refering to me, please call me 'Kotomi-chan'.
[ She almost says it like it's some automatized introduction. ]
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... Yes, ma'am.
[Spoken as an order. The Spartan will also call her that, or Ms. Ichinose.]
But my name is Daisy. ... I'm not a robot.
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In any case, a girl soon approaches him and very strangely enough, bowed, then saying "Hello", and after that... What is all that she's sputtering? He understood "Bonjour", which was also hello, just in a different language. And "Konnichiwa", which is also "hello" in another language.
Okay... So she's just saying "Hello" in many languages. So he wonders, "Why?" 2 "Why"'s, actually. "Why would she?" and "Why him?"]
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You don't have to speak in so many languages.
[But in all honesty, he's surprised how many languages she has learned. Maybe she only learned "hello" for all of them?]
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But if I don't introduce myself in that many languages, then people who don't know the specific language I'm introducing myself in might not understand. [ This seems logical to her. ]
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They made me smart?!
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... Hmm, this is not the kind of reaction she expected from someone. So clearly the message didn't go through and she has to repeat herself again, this makes sense! ]
... Bon.. jour? [ See, she's speaking slowly now since she thinks that means he might understand her. ]
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[Genuinely surprised]
Ossu- hi! [And he even gives a little wave. Despite them being right in front of each other]
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So he holds his hands up and flails them a little, smiling nervously] A-Aha, hello there.
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Hello. [ She bows slightly - right, time to use the introduction she learned from Tomoya. It sounds almost a little mechanized with the way she says it. ] It's very nice to meet you. My name is Kotomi Ichinose. You spell 'Kotomi' with three wonderful hiragana. My hobby is reading, and when referring to me, please call me 'Kotomi-chan'.
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It's nice to meet you Kotomi-chan! My name is Seto. [Ah--should he say more? She did... ] You spell it with two hiragana. My hobby is... I guess stargazing if you consider that to be one! [He laughs sheepishly]
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[ She nods a little in return at that, and even though she seems majorly spaced out (read: she always looks majorly spaced out) it seems genuine. And it's true, she really does know all of them. ]
If I didn't know them, I wouldn't know how to greet you with them, right?
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I speak English and Japanese, as well as German and French. But you will find that regardless of what language you speak the villagers will understand you, therefore there is no need to list them all.
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Hello?
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[ YES, MADE CONTACT ONCE AGAIN. Tomoya would be so proud of her.
... Except that's all she says in response, not even continuing or anything. She just stands there, staring, as if she's spacing off a little. (She probably is just basking in her slight accomplishment for a moment, not realising she actually has to continue this.) ]
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Uh... hey?
[That's quite the greeting, to say the least.]
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... You can talk.
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Yep, I can talk. Everypony can where I'm from.
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