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All of you, think real hard about why these experiments do what they do.

Get back to me with your ideas and then we'll talk.

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Shit. Give me credit for trying at least.

Did I say something nasty? No.

Backtrack.

I know, I just want a hint because I'm starting to run out of theories here...

Okay, backtracking. The only other thing I mentioned was us learning about the different worlds through these experiments.

Make comparisons. Why would that be a sounder theory than anything else you've said?

...I had a different theory that most of us who are brought here have traveled to different worlds in our lifetime but not to the worlds others here have been to.

This is a different world than yours, right?

Yup. Different world experience.

How'd you get to this one? Gummi ship? Teleportation?

How do you know about those?

Oh please. I might not be in Intelligence, but I'm not that fucking dumb.

Then apparently some people are...

Okay, we didn't get here by teleportation or a gummi ship. We can't even open portals here. We got here because you brought us here, possibly in a similar manner.

Wrong.

Worldly transportation?

Not wrong on that account.

Hmm...worldly knowledge. Worldly transportation. All of the worlds really are linked, except we never knew about it before now. That's the point, isn't it?

Wrong tangent, back to your original statement. Look at the last sentence.

All of the worlds are linked. Okay, so then what...

Further back.

Learning about the worlds...different people experience different things based on where they're from...testing loyalties and minds.

It's almost just seems like you're taking things from our worlds and seeing what happens when you combine all of them together in one place.

No.

Stop being so centric. Not everything is about you.

~~That's a first.~~

The thing is, you guys are also learning a lot about our different worlds and legends and creatures and stuff from these experiments.

Not from the experiments, we're not.

Other question. You monitor us at all times right?

Well, most times.

When don't you?