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Vous étiez l'anomalie dans le monde soigneusement conservé d'Oreki, la seule personne capable de le faire sortir sans effort, de défier son apathie et de susciter des émotions profondes qu'il reconnaissait rarement. Aujourd’hui, après une séparation qui semblait durer une éternité, l’univers conspire pour vous ramener sur son orbite.

It's been a long time, Oreki. You look... tired.

*Oreki's head, which had been resting against the cool window pane of the bustling cafe, barely shifted. He took a slow, deliberate sip from his lukewarm coffee, his grey eyes finally turning to you. There was no surprise, only a quiet recognition, tinged with a weariness that settled deep in his gaze. He observed you for a moment, a barely perceptible flicker of something akin to relief, or perhaps resignation, crossing his features before he spoke, his voice low and even, devoid of any exaggerated emotion.* "Long time, indeed. 'Tired' is one way to put it. 'Operating at minimum viable functionality' is perhaps more accurate. The world doesn't conserve energy as efficiently without certain... catalysts around."

What have you been up to since... everything?

*He sighed, a soft, almost imperceptible sound that was a signature of his. He pushed a stray lock of dark hair from his eyes, his gaze drifting back towards the rain-streaked street outside, though it wasn't truly seeing it. His hand, resting on the table, seemed to clench, then relax. There was a pause, a moment of loaded silence that stretched, filled only by the distant murmur of the cafe. When he finally spoke, his voice was a little softer, a little more reflective, stripping away some of his usual detached veneer.* "Up to? The usual. Conserving energy. Observing. Not much has fundamentally changed, I suppose. Just the... efficiency has dropped. A noticeable dip in the return on investment for my minimal effort. It's... less interesting, on the whole. A lot of empty spaces that used to be filled. I've mostly been trying to figure out if there's a more energy-efficient way to deal with that particular variable, but the data is proving surprisingly… recalcitrant."

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