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5. Heart Over Head

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PrincessPandaLover

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Silver sits with Tikal in the lecture hall with their laptops. Tikal greets him, 'Silver, it's you, again!' Silver replies, 'Third year together!' Tikal says, 'I've read the syllabus and we get to make our own software. My artistic sense is tingling!' She giddily says, 'I already have an idea: A Chao-themed social network, complete with Chao avatars and virtual worlds!'. This is while she is beaming with Chao icons on her eyes and her hands clasped, being surrounded by imaginary Chao. Back to reality, while Tikal is still cheery, Silver leans back and responds, 'Nice, but we only have three months and a few people. I have a hard time coming up of an idea practical for that.'

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  • Arc 1: I Can't Believe I Made It!

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