[SIGN HIM UP HONESTLY HE'LL TAKE IDOL PHANTOM THIEVES OVER ACTUAL PHANTOM THIEVES. THE LATTER INCLUDES "DID I ONLY JOIN THEIR GROUP TO BETRAY THEM" AND THAT ISN'T PLEASANT.]
Especially since he's an aspiring detective trying to capture them, actually, it was a case my other self... that I was working on, so I'm curious as to the circumstances surrounding that. (I still don't like the whole reconstruction thing, frankly speaking, but I suppose I'll deal. He and I being the same person raises concerns.)
... I don't know if we can, actually; the cat (named Mona) said that those outfits are what we believe rebels to look like. My outfit is actually the odd one out of the whole of the group. It's something like what a prince would wear: white as a whole, with gold and red accents. So not exactly traditional phantom thief wear, and he I even say that it's my mental image of someone who sticks to their justice, which... is unusual, for the present me, but I can understand where the idea comes from. Princes are noble and just, chivalrous and kind, always looking out for someone to save or help. Almost like a fairy tale.
Regardless: Maybe? There was talk of cognitive things, which deals more or less with perception, so I don't see why we couldn't. We just didn't.
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Especially since he's an aspiring detective trying to capture them, actually, it was a case my other self... that I was working on, so I'm curious as to the circumstances surrounding that.
(I still don't like the whole reconstruction thing, frankly speaking, but I suppose I'll deal. He and I being the same person raises concerns.)
... I don't know if we can, actually; the cat (named Mona) said that those outfits are what we believe rebels to look like. My outfit is actually the odd one out of the whole of the group.
It's something like what a prince would wear: white as a whole, with gold and red accents. So not exactly traditional phantom thief wear, and he
I even say that it's my mental image of someone who sticks to their justice, which... is unusual, for the present me, but I can understand where the idea comes from. Princes are noble and just, chivalrous and kind, always looking out for someone to save or help.
Almost like a fairy tale.
Regardless: Maybe? There was talk of cognitive things, which deals more or less with perception, so I don't see why we couldn't. We just didn't.