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[willyousee]

Forgive me, but I am unfamiliar with what liminal space has become this time. Can anyone tell me what it is? What the cultural significance of it is? Are there usually balls of mice which try to run you down? There must be some reason it is what it is this time.

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[shiroganeheir]

That is quite true. Perhaps the message is specific in its generality. A pointed message of a sort.

But does it truly reveal anything we did not know in the first place? I would perhaps say it is merely a confirmation of what we all thought. We have a mission and we are being watched.

[willyousee]

[He is silent for a long moment.]

In the past the second liminal space has sometimes pointed toward what the next Jaunt will entail. I am thinking particularly of one before you arrived, Naoto-kun - an inoperative train station with four tracks, each of them labeled and no time on the boards or clocks to indicate when a train might arrive or leave for those destinations. Each destination named was one of the countries in the next Jaunt, and the track reflected something of what the place was like. Of course, we did not see that as clearly at the time.