Nephry Osborne (
silversnowfall) wrote2013-07-05 11:25 pm
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[It feels like she's been locked in that research room forever. Almost worse than legislative paperwork, turning five small piles of books about various worlds into something that might be useful. Synthesizing data, in a way that felt adventurously real at first before the familiar tedium of it all set in again. And there was more, left undone. There was always more.
Regardless, it will be a while before she attempts another mission. Even one that seems suited to her set of skills. Unlike so many others who go away on missions, Nephry walks herself toward home without difficulty. Thinking to surprise most of her housemates, she stops at the flower shop for something decorative and colorful. Anything to erase the lines of letters from behind her closed eyelids.
Once she does get home, however, there are some orders of business to address.]
Those of you who name your home as a planet called 'Earth': are you aware of just how many different worlds there are that share that name? That share most of a history, often an entire history save for one significant event? It was quite interesting. [Dull hours of reading aside.] Even more interesting that it doesn't seem to be true of most if not all of the other worlds represented here - there is only one Auldrant, for example.
[And now, the heavier news.]
When I returned a short while ago, I...I found Anise's room empty. It appears she has gone home.
Regardless, it will be a while before she attempts another mission. Even one that seems suited to her set of skills. Unlike so many others who go away on missions, Nephry walks herself toward home without difficulty. Thinking to surprise most of her housemates, she stops at the flower shop for something decorative and colorful. Anything to erase the lines of letters from behind her closed eyelids.
Once she does get home, however, there are some orders of business to address.]
Those of you who name your home as a planet called 'Earth': are you aware of just how many different worlds there are that share that name? That share most of a history, often an entire history save for one significant event? It was quite interesting. [Dull hours of reading aside.] Even more interesting that it doesn't seem to be true of most if not all of the other worlds represented here - there is only one Auldrant, for example.
[And now, the heavier news.]
When I returned a short while ago, I...I found Anise's room empty. It appears she has gone home.
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Yeah. I've met a few people from different versions of 'Earth' already.
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Sorry about your friend, by the way.
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[She thanks him for the apology quietly. Anise, at least, went home to live.]
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[Not that there was much, if anything of Earth left anymore.] I'd have to know more about these other variations to make any comparison though.
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There's a face she hasn't seen in a while, a fact that had been noted during her trips to house 1 to check up on Ion's progress.]
... Hello, Nephry. Is there something I can help you with today?
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I'm sorry to hear about your friend, Miss Nephry. [a pause]
There does seem to be more than one Earth that people speak of. Although it's hard for me to tell sometimes; some of the Earth folks come from years I haven't seen yet, so there are chances they're connected without our knowing.
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sure, there was the magic. and the modernity. but now he's not so certain those things existed or were fated to exist in his world regardless. ]
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I came here from an Earth, too. I wonder just how many variations there really are. Sometimes, I wonder whether it still exists in worlds where we don't think it does - and if those planets exist in my own world, too.
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It's the other similarities that I think prove me wrong.
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Earth seems to be most commonplace in Luceti, but I would assume that has some sort of reason in how the Malnosso want to escape. I cannot say if other worlds are just as technologically advanced, but a varied spread certainly helps with their chances of finding out.
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[Action] - Later because I can!!
[And yet despite all that, there was no heaviness weighing on his mind. Certainly there were still things he wished he had told her -- things he had no particular reason for putting off, simply taking for granted the fact that she was still here. But all the same, he didn't feel that same overwhelming sense of loss that he did before. Anise had gone home. That's just the way it was. Perhaps it's happened to him so much that by now, losing someone here was just a fact of life?]
[Or perhaps he's finally just gotten to the point where he can accept it, knowing that as long as he remembers the time they spent here together, he hasn't really "lost" her at all.]
[Regardless, the loss of Anise unfortunately still overshadowed the joy of Nephry's return. He's been quiet for most of the night, sitting in the living room and just looking out the window, with one hand aimlessly running through the fur atop Colonel's head.]
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I'm a little surprised there are no letters.
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She... wrote letters to me once.
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[voice] /shoves Arietta out of the way and gives you this instead
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[voice] SHE IS THE MOST THRILLED but I feel awkward having characters react happily to a drop...
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It's virtually spotless. [He says, as if just stating a fact devoid of surprise or expectation - having turned the room upside down himself when she was gone to check and finding nothing aside from any notes or letters he may have left.]
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