18th moon [voice]

[vibrafinal]

Rosa Farrell has left Luceti.

[It comes abruptly, harshly, flatly. Cecil does not sound in terrible pain as he did the last time he had to make such an announcement. In fact, he sounds very much as though he's forgotten how to inflect.]

...She's left roses and notes for everyone she's met here. Please come pick them up when you have the time.

[That's all he has the energy to say.]

Comments

[anxiousgrace]

I'm glad. The magic was certainly interesting. Scary, sometimes... but interesting.

[paladinlost]

Were there any spells you particularly liked?

[anxiousgrace]

I liked being able to heal others, and make them stronger and faster. To be able to help. What about you? You were a mage, right?

[paladinlost]

I was. Being able to kill undead with my own holy magic was nice, for once.

[anxiousgrace]

What do you do normally? As a job. Or to kill undead, I suppose.

[paladinlost]

I usually favor holy blades. My normal Cures barely harm them, and the limitations on our powers make them even worse.

[anxiousgrace]

It's a good thing there aren't many undead around, then.

So you usually use holy blades? Could you not use them during the experiment?

[paladinlost]

Not at all, somehow. I could not lift any of my swords, or even my axe. Then again, my staff and my bow worked better than ever.

[anxiousgrace]

That is odd. I didn't know equipment was affected. It would explain those costumes, though.

[paladinlost]

Costumes? They looked like traditional clothing to me.

[anxiousgrace]

Really? I guess that experiment was close to your world, then... It certainly wasn't something someone would wear normally in mine.

[paladinlost]

There does seem to be quite a lot of differences between the various worlds' fashions.

[anxiousgrace]

You can say that again. Considering not all the residents here are humanoid, though, it's probably inevitable.

[paladinlost]

It does seem to be the majority, however.