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Mystearica Aura Fende. That's what Misa-Misa said my name was, at least. It seems like it could be correct, judging it against my brother's name. But it makes me wonder if there's a reason besides convenience's sake that I remembered myself simply as "Tear".
I suppose shorter's just easier...

I can't say that I thoroughly understand her abilities, but they do seem useful enough, especially if you worked alongside healers or medics. The more I think about it, though, there really does seem to be a pattern. A lot of the people I've met seem to either have unique abilities, were important where they came from, or both. Perhaps there's a purpose for gathering people with a wide variety of specialties? Well, it's not like anyone can give me an answer. Moving on...

Speaking of people I've met, a lot of those I was introduced to when I first got here have since disappeared. Some people seem worried about that, as if this place is dying, or rather, that it'll "never be born". I don't think this place is dying so much as changing, but I dislike that aspect of it all the same. Disappearing. What happens to a person who disappears... do they appear elsewhere at the same rate and merely get transferred to another place, or is there actually a moment when they no longer exist?

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Right.
Other than all that, I'm seriously thinking that this might be an ideal time for me to find a pet. ...I'm really sorry about earlier...!

Does anyone have any suggestions? I don't think I'm allergic to any animals, but it can't be one that would knock over or try to ingest plants now that I've finally succeeded in getting them to bloom properly.

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Hm... a pet? Well, I've heard that some breeds of dogs and cats are hypoallergenic. They don't shed, or produce certain proteins that trigger allergic reactions in their owners. Though they're usually produced by cross-breeding, some varieties of cats are naturally hypoallergenic. Of course, this doesn't mean that they're totally safe. You should still frequently wash your hands and avoid rubbing sensitive areas, like the eyes, after touching your pet. Generally, people with pet allergies prefer dogs, as cats groom themselves using their saliva, which is often a trigger for allergy sufferers. Though there's no surefire way to tell whether a certain breed will be good for you. The best method of knowing is to spend time with the pet and see if you can tolerate it.

Although, you should probably get some more information before going to the pet store...

Pardon me, Hayate, but I just finished saying that I wasn't aware of any allergies I might have associated with animals, although I suppose it would be something to think about in the event that any future roommates that I may be paired with do have them.

Either way, it was good advice.
You must be quite knowledgeable when it comes to pets...

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Hm, but you have to be considerate of your roommate and neighbors. Some people are set off quite easily. Plus, pets like to mark their territory and leave their scent on things, which can also cause reactions for some people.

Aha, I'm not all that knowledgeable...

This is true... It seems like it's a much more complicated decision than I had originally anticipated.

So it'll need to be something hypoallergenic that also doesn't carry a strong scent. I'll have to read up on this.

Still, you seem to know what you're talking about. I've never had a pet, at least not that I know of, so I know very little about them.

I wonder if there's an animal like that that I can teach tricks...

Ah, well, I was a butler, so I'm not sure if I kept any pets...

A butler? That sounds like a fairly respectable job.

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[Tear totally wants a tiger. No, not really, but. XD]

Tigers? Are they a species similar to ligers?

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