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Subaru:  "Ah, wait, maybe there’s some nice magical power to preserve food here…? We managed to make mayonnaise, so maybe we can experiment and find something good…"
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Rem:  "Er, Subaru?"
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Subaru:  "Mm, ah, sorry. My thoughts started running in a weird direction. What’s wrong?" Realizing he’d gone off on a tangent, Subaru righted himself and smiled kindly as he looked at Rem.
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Rem:  That smile made Rem go briefly silent. Then she lifted her head, seemingly trying to set aside her doubts. "Er, I’m sorry. I am a poor guesser, so I do not understand what you are trying to do, Subaru. Er, what are…?"
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Subaru:  "Ahh! Right, my bad! Sorry, I didn’t realize at all! Er, just now I was completely caught up trying to make plans for stuff we’ve gotta do. So embarrassing!" Subaru slapped his knee, grinning in recognition of his mistake. "It took a whole lot of experiences for me to realize a few things, but the answer was obvious a good while ago." A wry smile, a truly wry smile, appeared. He’d tasted bitterness. He’d chewed on his regrets. He’d shed tears over the absurdity and irrationality of it all. He’d been toyed with by a cruel fate. He’d been smeared with the blood of others, dying an absurd number of times. All of it had led to a single answer, one he now keenly understood.
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Subaru:  "Rem." Calling her name, Subaru slowly stretched a hand toward her.
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Rem:  Rem watched his hand, waiting for his next words.
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Subaru:  "Let’s run away together. As far as we can." His defeat at Fate’s hands was loud and clear.
human
Rem:  "…Huh?" Rem, unable to grasp the meaning of the words spoken to her, let out only a faint gasp from her throat.
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Subaru:  "We’ll leave the royal capital and head west…that, or north. I’ve heard that we can’t get into the empire down south, so it’s one of those two… I’m not good with cold, so personally, I vote for west."
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Rem:  "Er, um, excuse…"
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Subaru:  "It’ll be a long journey with no clear end, and I don’t think we’ll have an easy time just ’cause it’s a good chance to start over. Besides, in the first place, if we rent a dragon carriage, I can’t see us ever getting a chance to hand it back. What should we do about that, huh…? Maybe buy a dragon carriage instead of renting one?" He’d left procuring dragon carriages to Rem. Subaru didn’t know if they had some rental car–like system in place. He didn’t even know where you’d buy one. He figured there had to be some means so that you couldn’t just grab one and run, but—
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Rem:  "P-please wait!" Subaru was in the middle of that thought when Rem urged him to pause.