ARCADE SESSION: REBOOTED

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You tell Echo to thank Tamaru for his hospitality. Echo is confused by your phrasing, but repeats for you anyway.

Oh! You're welcome.
Um. What am I supposed to look at when I'm talking to Trinket?
I don't know. Up, I guess?
Oookay?
You're welcome, Trinket. Echo's a good person to talk to, and I'm glad she's here. She seems really patient with me not knowing anything about her world.
 

The two of them arrive back at the village, and Tamaru knocks on the door.

Oh, you're back. Did you have a good time-
OH TAMARU YOU'RE BACK!!! TELL ME ALL ABOUT IT!!
Taipu, calm down, you're going to overwhelm him.
Oh, okay. So were there more eggs? Because I remember something about Trinket making the egg, or was it the thing that had the egg? Or am I misremembering, because...

Taipu continues chattering like this in the background, but you focus on Orkahm instead.

Sorry. Did you have a good time, Tamaru?
Yeah! Yeah, I did. I actually wanted to talk to you about something.
Oh?
Yeah, it was, um...
Do you need some help, Tamaru?

Tamaru looks down for a moment before replying to Echo.

No. No, I don't. Thank you. You should head back and figure out what's going on with the flying thing.
Flying thing?
I'll explain later. See you around Echo, and thank you.
Uh... Okay. See you.

Echo turns to go, turning back to look at Tamaru for a moment. You can tell she doesn't want to leave him, but Tamaru seems much more confident now than when you first met him. He'll be fine.
 

Now that she no longer has anyone to escort, Echo flies straight back to the base, coming in for a slightly hasty landing in front of the padlock. Echo punches in the code and steps inside the base.

Alright, so the flying thing came from that direction, so we should probably gear up with whatever you feel is appropriate and go investigate. The prosthetic arms are at... Okay, they might need a little longer to charge, but I'll be fine without them for now. I'll go check the security camera to see if anything else happened while we were away.
 

Does that sound good to you, Trinket?