[ No, Yugi would absolutely be correct in saying that. There hasn't been very much time for anything, what with the impossibly high stakes of the tournament and everything else that had happened in between. He also wonders about Luna and her family's connection to the Millennium Puzzle, and what twists of fate led her to cross paths with them. Now that she has, he wouldn't take it back, of course, because there is something very intriguing about the woman they're only just getting to know.
Perhaps when all this is over, there will be time for a sit-down with her, a chance to talk at length and get to know her and her background in more detail. Or at least, in as much detail as she's comfortable talking about.
Meanwhile, Atem just sits there watching Yugi, sensing that a storm of thoughts is brewing in his mind. He's always known that Yugi is very thoughtful, both in terms of how he treats people and in how much time he spends thinking, contemplating, and trying to process the various twists and turns of his life. If only more people were like Yugi: content to slow down when needed and to really think things through. ]
Oh, I see. It's something like writing a letter, but it's on that object rather than on paper. [ And it seems to take no time at all, whereas letter writing can take quite some time.
Part of him feels as though they shouldn't trouble Luna, who he suspects is most likely quite busy, but he would also be lying to himself if he said he didn't want to hear from her and to see her again. ]
I must admit that I'm curious to see what this search of yours will reveal, Yugi.
[ He glances at the screen as words appear on it. It feels strange to admit, even to himself, that Yugi has more knowledge of Egypt than he does, but for the moment, that can't be changed. ]
I suppose that it's a place to start. [ And at the mention of pictures, he unconsciously leans forward, closer to the computer screen, as if being eager to see images of a place he can no longer remember. ]
well, we shall see. that challenge is extended to you as well, of course
Perhaps when all this is over, there will be time for a sit-down with her, a chance to talk at length and get to know her and her background in more detail. Or at least, in as much detail as she's comfortable talking about.
Meanwhile, Atem just sits there watching Yugi, sensing that a storm of thoughts is brewing in his mind. He's always known that Yugi is very thoughtful, both in terms of how he treats people and in how much time he spends thinking, contemplating, and trying to process the various twists and turns of his life. If only more people were like Yugi: content to slow down when needed and to really think things through. ]
Oh, I see. It's something like writing a letter, but it's on that object rather than on paper. [ And it seems to take no time at all, whereas letter writing can take quite some time.
Part of him feels as though they shouldn't trouble Luna, who he suspects is most likely quite busy, but he would also be lying to himself if he said he didn't want to hear from her and to see her again. ]
I must admit that I'm curious to see what this search of yours will reveal, Yugi.
[ He glances at the screen as words appear on it. It feels strange to admit, even to himself, that Yugi has more knowledge of Egypt than he does, but for the moment, that can't be changed. ]
I suppose that it's a place to start. [ And at the mention of pictures, he unconsciously leans forward, closer to the computer screen, as if being eager to see images of a place he can no longer remember. ]