[Action] Jay the Shorty

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[As if Jay wasn't small enough already, he is now tiny. Very tiny. He tries to brave it by going out and trying to carry on his day like usual, but ends up regretting it as most of the people threaten to inadvertently step on him. As you pass through the plaza, you may hear his voice if you're not careful.]

Hey! Could you please watch where you're stepping!?

[At the very least, he's glad that Moses isn't around to make fun of his even smaller size. He'd never hear the end of it then…]

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[consultmybooks]

Sorry. [Giles is a bit preoccupied. So it takes him a second to notice just who has spoken]

...Jay?

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[And Jay is looking up, up, up at him.]

Hello, Giles...

[He's trying to sound civil because Giles is one of the tolerable people in his book, but the annoyance is still there.]

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[Because Giles is starting to figure Jay out, he takes a few steps back rather than trying to get to Jay's level.]

You're...um...

W-Well, Raine did say that a lot of strange things were happening today.

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Did she now? I suppose this is yet another experiment happening...

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A few of my friends from home seem to have been affected by it. But, um, differently than you.

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I see...

[He sure doesn't see anyone else around that had been shrunk, though he wishes he would. At least he wouldn't be the only one affected that way.]

[consultmybooks]

Yes. Their memories have been modified. Or they're singing and dancing without any apparent cause. Or...other things.

This looks like it might even be stranger than Halloween.

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Memories have been modified? I remember that one...

[Not too fondly, although he was unaffected by that experiment, watching everyone else almost drove him up the wall.]

Are they repeating past experiments?

[consultmybooks]

Well, I know they've done the memory modifications before. But apart from that, I don't know what's repeated and what's just general insanity.

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It's all general insanity, and that's rather normal here. That's the worst part about being trapped here.

[consultmybooks]

Yes, I've gathered as much.

Still. It's no worse than Sunnydale.

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Sunnydale? Is your world really that bad?

[Pity...]

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Yes. Yes, as a matter of fact, it was. Is, I suppose.

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Really? What could possibly be worse than being stuck in a fish bowl, being kidnapped and having your mind altered on a monthly basis?

[Consider him curious.]

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A literal hell on Earth, for one.

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Monsters and the like? It seems many of us come from monster-infested worlds.

[consultmybooks]

...monsters, yes. And I suppose there were quite a few worlds like mine. There would have to be.

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Many of us find fighting monsters a rather enjoyable activity. I would say that Battle Dome is actually the first good thing that I've seen in this place.