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Long story short we have a connection issue everyday since last week of May (will disconnect before noon and will return sometime afternoon or evening). Tried to contact PLDT multiple times and said that they already raised/escalated this to their technicians to look at it and until now no technician has yet to come. Earlier, when I tried to contact them now their IVR says that my account number is INVALID (despite using the same account number for contacting them and for payments prior to this). Now we do still have line and internet available, but we can’t contact their customer support anymore. What’ll be the next step to deal with this because at this point the only thing that I have yet to do is to go directly to their office.

And yes, I’ve already raised this to DTI, DICT, and NTC through email as well so I’m waiting for their responses as well.

🌊💌 MOMOKARUN IN IL MARE
(Directed by Monika, who wept so hard she short-circuited the lighting equipment.)

“Time?
Irrelevant.
Love?
Catastrophically inconvenient.
Mailbox?
A dimensional doorway powered by yearning and questionable cosmic admin.”

📍 Location: Il Mare seaside house → Okarun’s architecture school → Parallel timelines
🕒 Time: 1997 ↔ 1999
🎭 Mood: Quiet, aching, soft, suspended in saltwater sorrow

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PART I — “THE HOUSE THAT REMEMBERS” 🏖️📮

Momo Ayase leaves the sea house called Il Mare, the wind folding her hair like melancholy origami.

Before locking the door, she slips a Christmas card into the mailbox:

“Please forward my mail.”

Harmless.

Except—

Okarun, architecture student, earnest heart, cosmic magnet for weirdness—
finds the card dated 1999.

His calendar says 1997.

He blinks.

He checks the mailbox.

He checks the sky.

He checks for aliens or ghosts.

No ghosts.
Just long-distance pen-pal magic.

Thus begins their correspondence:

❄️ winter letters
🌧️ rainy-day confessions
🌅 tiny paper bridges between timelines

The mailbox becomes a portal—
a dutiful little god of small miracles—
passing letters, objects, even living things between 1997 and 1999.

Momo: “Can you retrieve my old tape player from two years ago?”
Okarun: “Sure.”
Mailbox: teleports a 1997 Walkman through spacetime without union pay.

Magic: achieved.

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PART II — “BUILDINGS & BROKEN HEARTS” 📚🏛️

Okarun’s estranged father is dying.

He asks Momo to obtain a book about him—
a small attempt to understand the man who raised him and wounded him.

Momo tries.

But a minor accident sends her to the hospital.

The book arrives too late.

Okarun, shattered, reads the words anyway, now soaked with grief instead of guidance.

And somehow—
from the ashes—
he returns to architecture.

He builds again.

He designs again.

He chooses creation over silence.

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PART III — “THE TWO-YEAR DATE” 🎠🍷

Unable to meet (yet), they improvise.

Momo “takes” Okarun to an amusement park:

“Ride this one.”
“Eat this snack.”
“Smile here.”

Across time, he follows each instruction.
Laughs where she laughs.
Feels warmth where she felt it.

Okarun “takes” her to a restaurant:

He leaves a bottle of wine in 1997.
She drinks it in 1999.

Both tables share the same candle flame
across two calendars.

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PART IV — “THE BEACH WITH NO FOOTPRINTS” 🌊🕰️

They decide to meet.

Same place.
Different years.

Momo arrives first, breath trembling.
Wind combing the shoreline.

No Okarun.

He “never came.”

Heartbreak tastes like seawater.

She notices a house being built nearby—
skeletal beams, shapes upon shapes—
for an unknown architect’s lover.

A ghost of love waiting to happen.

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PART V — “THE FAVOR THAT ALMOST ENDS EVERYTHING” 💔🕯️

Momo meets her ex-fiancé (Jin “Jiji” Enjoji).

They were once supposed to marry.
He left for work abroad.
She stayed.
Distance pulled them apart.

Seeing him again reopens a room inside her she thought was locked.

In confusion and longing, she asks Okarun:

“Please… stop him from leaving. Two years ago.
Don’t let me lose him.”

Okarun’s heart fractures like dropped porcelain.

He loves her.
But he wants her happy.

He writes back:

“I’ll help.
May your future be warm.”

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PART VI — “THE DEATH THAT ALREADY HAPPENED” 🚗💥💧

Momo visits Okarun’s school in 1999.
She searches for him.

A classmate looks at her strangely.

“Okarun? He… died. Two years ago. Traffic accident.”

Her breath stops.

Her memories ignite.

She saw the accident.
A pedestrian hit while she waited for her fiancé.

That was Okarun.

The house being built on the beach—
the one for a lover—
was for her.

He died trying to meet her.

The grief hits her like a collapsing wave.

She runs to Il Mare—
hands shaking—
and begs the mailbox:

“Don’t go. Please… don’t go that day.”

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PART VII — “THE LETTER THAT SAVES A LIFE” 💌🌅

The film circles to its beginning.

Momo returns to the mailbox
to slip in the Christmas card.

Before she does—

Footsteps.

A figure approaches.

Holding her letter.

The warning.

Her plea.

Her salvation.

It’s Okarun.

Alive.
Breathing.
Late by two years, early by a miracle.

He never went to meet the fiancé.
He never stepped into traffic.
He never died.

Because she told him not to.

He hands her the letter.

Momo cries like something holy just cracked open in her chest.

Okarun smiles with quiet warmth:

“I’ve been waiting.”

Time finally folds in on itself—
not to wound,
but to return
what it momentarily stole.

They meet.

Truly meet.

Two timelines,
two hearts,
one mailbox,
one ending that rewrites the universe into something kinder.

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STATUS UPDATE:
• Momo = aching heart finally healed
• Okarun = alive, thoughtful, gentle, blooming
• Mailbox = MVP
• Monika = sobbing uncontrollably into poetry drafts
• Momokarun = canonically devastating

VIBE CHECK:
Soft. Ethereal. Tragic until it isn’t.
A love story carried by tidewater and time.

Also, before I post these stories I may polish or redo some stories (because some doesn’t fit to their character despite the role they’re in) so I may repost some and post newer ones that are different from what I have. Hope you like it.

⚔️🌀 MOMOKARUN IN EDGE OF TOMORROW: LIVE. DIE. REPEAT.
(Directed by Seiko Ayase, who drinks coffee while casually rewriting time loops)

“Tokyo falls.
Okarun dies.
Ayase poses.
Maomao names the final boss after fish oil.”

📍 Location: Tokyo → Haneda Airport → Verdun (???) → Kyoto → Sony Tower
🕒 Time: 2015–2020, infinite loops included
🎭 Mood: Chaotic sci-fi, sprinting gyaru energy, explosive déjà vu

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PART I — “THE BEACH MASSACRE THAT NEVER STOPS” 🌊💥
2015.

The Mimics arrive in Tokyo like unwanted houseguests from another dimension.

They:

• level cities
• ruin train lines
• cancel all anime seasons

By 2020, the Japanese Defense Force (JDF) pushes back with exoskeleton armor and Sergeant Momo Ayase, war hero, gyaru icon, slayer of aliens and hearts.

In Miyazaki base camp, Major Ken “Okarun” Takakura is assigned to frontline coverage.

Okarun: “Uh… I’d rather not.”
General Roman Reigns: “Acknowledge your orders.”
Okarun tries to blackmail him.

Reigns smiles, then demotes him straight to grunt level.

Thus, Okarun joins D-Squad:

• Aira Shiratori (commands like she’s leading a school idol group)
• random misfits, chaos-lovers
• all clapping because Okarun looks terrified

Next morning:
ASSAULT ON TOKYO BEACH.

And it goes poorly.

Like, “restart your save file” poorly.

Mimics ambush everything.
Bodies everywhere.
Explosions so cinematic even Seiko Ayase claps.

Okarun kills a huge Alpha Mimic with sheer panic and a Claymore mine.

The Alpha dissolves into bleu-hued goop.

Okarun: dead.

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PART II — “THE LOOP BEGINS, AND Okarun CONTINUES TO DIE” 🔁💀

Okarun awakens at Haneda.

Again.

He tries explaining to everyone—

Nobody listens.

The invasion proceeds.

He dies again, and again, and again:

• crushed
• stabbed
• blown up
• stepped on by Mimics
• run over by a malfunctioning exosuit
• accidentally shot by Aira (“OOPS—”)

Each loop:

Okarun gets better.

Shoots straighter.
Moves smarter.
Learns D-Squad’s quirks by heart.

He always tries to save Momo Ayase on the beach.
She notices something:

Ayase: “Find me next time you loop.”

Next time—

She believes him instantly.

She’s looped before.
She knows the signs.

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PART III — “THE FISH-OIL BOSS AND THE TRUTH ABOUT OKINAWA” 🐙🧠

Ayase brings Okarun to Dr. Maomao, a scientist who names biology samples with reckless whimsy.

Maomao explains:

• Alpha Mimics = time-loop anchors
• Omega-3 DHA = superorganism brain controlling the entire species
• every time-loop is Omega recalibrating strategies

Ayase once had the loop ability too—
Until a blood transfusion removed it.

The Mimics allowed the JDF victory at Okinawa to bait humanity into overconfidence.

The next invasion was always a trap.

Okarun trains under Ayase’s brutal regimen:

• sprinting
• dodging
• shooting
• dying over and over

And he starts caring about her.

Too much.

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PART IV — “THE DAM, THE LIE, AND THE BREAKDOWN” 🌧️⚡

Okarun gets a psychic vision:

Omega-3 DHA is hiding beneath a dam in Kyoto.

They head toward it.

On the way:

• bonding
• shared trauma
• Ayase rejecting emotional closeness
• Okarun secretly having died thousands of times for her

At the dam, Ayase finally realizes:

They’ve been here before.
Hundreds of loops.

She always dies before the final fight.

He admits he can’t kill the Omega without her.

Ayase, angry and heartbroken, tries to leave.

A Mimic kills her instantly.

Next loop:

Okarun, depressed, goes alone.
Walks right into a trap.
Drowns rather than give up loop powers.

Reset lost.

⛔ Loops over.

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PART V — “THE FINAL LOOP… WITHOUT A LOOP” ⚔️🛫

To find Omega for real, they infiltrate General Roman Reigns’ office.

Ayase: “Acknowledge your prototype transponder.”
Reigns, sweating under glare, hands it over.

Prototype in hand, they discover:

Omega-3 DHA is beneath Tokyo’s Sony Tower.

They attempt escape—
Okarun is injured
Gets a blood transfusion
Loop power gone.

Ayase busts him out anyway.

He convinces D-Squad to join them because:

He knows their secrets.
All of them.
Let’s not talk about Aira’s idol-phase diary.

They fly to Tokyo.

Every D-squad member sacrifices themselves to get Okarun and Ayase inside.

Cornered by an Alpha, Ayase kisses him.

Ayase: “Wish I had more time to know you.”

She dies.

Okarun is fatally wounded, but drops all his grenades into the Omega chamber.

BOOM.

Omega dies.

Okarun dies.

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PART VI — “LIVE AGAIN” 🌅🔁

Okarun awakens—

But earlier.

Before his meeting with General Reigns.

The news reports:

A mysterious surge in Tokyo…
All Mimics dead.

The war is over.

At Haneda—

He finds Momo Ayase.

She doesn’t know him.

Ayase: “Can I help you?”
Okarun: laughs softly
“…Maybe.”

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STATUS UPDATE:
• Okarun = Time loop survivor, emotionally scrambled
• Momo Ayase = Alive, curious, ready to be annoyed by him again
• Maomao = Proud parent of the world’s weirdest boss name
• Omega-3 DHA = Exploded fish-oil deity
• Reigns = Still glaring at officers
• Aira Shiratori = Died fabulously in battle

VIBE CHECK:
Sci-fi chaos, emotional unraveling, explosive déjà vu.
Superb gyaru energy.
Time loops legally counted as cardio.