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A result of an unexpected edge case, combined with a domain outside my expertise. However, this is fortunately only very difficult to reverse.

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A result of an unexpected edge case, combined with a domain outside my expertise. However, this is fortunately only very difficult to reverse.

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Do you really think you can save her..?

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That's great! Impossible is impossible, but I've got a lot of experience working with very difficult.

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There is a much greater than zero chance of success.

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*Smiles*
Precisely. I ought to point out some caveats. Namely, that truly rolling a soul back to an earlier state is impractical. So an approximation of our objectives must suffice.

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Sure. I already had the impression that the ideal solution wasn't going to work out.

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In any case, the optimal solution is likely to target this component.
*Spins and zooms into the large region distributing the malicious data flow across the soul*
If we manipulate her memory to remove all traces of the altered state, we should be able to purge the remainder of her soul without being set back.

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And to do that, we…?

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*Frowns*
I... never said anything like that...

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Approach the situation delicately. Memory is tricky, but as a hybrid soul, Melody’s is much easier to parse than, say, a human’s. However, I need to determine when the change took place.

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Any way to “carbon” date it?

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Harlock:
*after my transformation, I fall to a knee exausted*

... what the hell... what is this? Why do I feel... so much power... I..

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Not reliably. Memory is a tangled entity, and guessing would introduce unknowns to a system built from derived unknowns.

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Well, I think I can give you a time that it probably didn’t happen before. If that helps.

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All approximations are useful.

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She wasn’t in a careless state at the very least during her contributions to fighting Nemid. She left the battle to try and save X after he was wounded. Not a lot of time has passed since then, so I would say it’s a safe bet that something happened after she left in those moments of extreme duress.

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She mentioned something about that too, while we were there.

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She mentioned something about that too, while we were there.

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Right. There’s not much else that I think could explain it.

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Simple and short enough. I’ll erase all memories before the Nemid encounter. There may be some residual oddities, but that will enable corrective measures.

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All memories?

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Ah, forgive me for not elaborating. It’s simpler to target older, rooted memories. I can identify those and erase them from the model, and then use the model to mask operations on the actual soul, effectively inverting which memories were targeted. Then we begin corrective measures.