Cecil Harvey (
vibrafinal) wrote2011-03-08 08:21 pm
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1st moon [accidental video]
Did... did we fail? Did that being somehow kill us all?
[The video post must accidental, because it shows a naked, pale male chest. It looks like someone is holding his journal against himself in a desperate attempt to ward off the cold.]
I cannot remember him attacking... Perhaps I hit my head? But would the afterlife not heal such wounds? [The sound of rustling hair.] No blood, and no swelling. Perhaps the wound can be healed, but the amnesia cannot? ...I suppose it matters not, in the end.
[His feet barely make any noise on the ground, but his body is obviously moving, even from such a close range.]
I should be thankful I appear to be the only one present at least. Perhaps Ceodore and the others have survived... As long as this crisis is averted, my death is an acceptable price to pay. But still, I’d hoped...
[But whatever he’d hoped, he does not say.]
...I should try to find my sword and shield. This afterlife might not be as pleasant as it appears to be.
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[The video post must accidental, because it shows a naked, pale male chest. It looks like someone is holding his journal against himself in a desperate attempt to ward off the cold.]
I cannot remember him attacking... Perhaps I hit my head? But would the afterlife not heal such wounds? [The sound of rustling hair.] No blood, and no swelling. Perhaps the wound can be healed, but the amnesia cannot? ...I suppose it matters not, in the end.
[His feet barely make any noise on the ground, but his body is obviously moving, even from such a close range.]
I should be thankful I appear to be the only one present at least. Perhaps Ceodore and the others have survived... As long as this crisis is averted, my death is an acceptable price to pay. But still, I’d hoped...
[But whatever he’d hoped, he does not say.]
...I should try to find my sword and shield. This afterlife might not be as pleasant as it appears to be.
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I'm sure that will be helpful, Cecil. Thank you.
[And before she rambles much further...Warping time, to the living room of the two-story house they currently occupy.]
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How long have you lived here? Who else is here?
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[Speaking of a certain derp...Rydia heads over to the stairs and glances up them.]
Ceodore? We're here!
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[But the moment she calls out to Ceodore, he looks up at the stairs. He's talked to him through those journals, of course, but he still needs to acertain his safety with his own eyes.]
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He must still be retrieving your armor and sword. I'm sure he'll be here in a minute, then. And Selphie did have some friends from home, but most of them have since returned.
[No peep on the couple as a couple, though. Ceodore would just have to tell his father about his love life himself. She heads in the direction of the sofa, then pauses and turns.]
Do you want anything in the way of food or drink? The kitchen is still stocked.
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This world sounds rather instable. How often do people appear and disappear? Why us?
[He goes back to looking around, but he quickly answers her question.]
A glass of water and a light snack, if you'd please. We'd not eaten in some time, and food was scarce.
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[She leads the way, opening the door for him. It doesn't resemble familiar kitchens at all, given that the technology is highly upgraded from what they had at home; an electric oven, sink (yay, indoor plumbing) and so on. Rydia heads over to a cabinet to fetch a glass.]
It is unstable, true. There's no way to predict how long one will remain here; people disappear at any time, though they arrive only once every two months. I'm not sure why us, though, except that maybe our powers interest them.
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If our powers interest them, that means they might tire of them. Could that explain why people disappear? Is everyone who disappears replaced by someone else?
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No, though at first I thought that. However, last summer, a great many people disappeared and they weren't replaced. Our population dwindled significantly. Now the cycle is at the pattern I described to you. Before then, it was once a month.
Here.
[She hands over the glass.]
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A change of pattern prefaced by multiple disappearances? That sounds rather alarming, if you ask me. Did you ever receive an explanation for that? And what exactly is that machine used for?
[He's pointing at the oven, by the way.]
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As for explanations...no, we didn't. They almost never explain anything to us.
[She begins to root around the kitchen, checking to see what they have in the way of snack stuff.]
Hm...we have fresh fruit, muffins from the bakery, a salad I cut up earlier, and there's leftover pizza....
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[Ceodore's developed a fondness for the stuff and junk food in general. Also, hi there family! Have Dad's armor if you please. He'll just be rummaging the fridge for the pizza.]
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[Yup, opening and closing and opening that oven door.]
In other words, we are beneath their consideration. I suppose this means we'll have to fight to regain our freedom.
...Fresh fruit. I've not had any in days, perhaps even weeks.
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Ceodore. You truly are here, and unharmed!
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He's been so helpful while here. You would be proud of him.
[More than he is anyway.]
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F-father! I'm fine.
[C'mon, let gooooooooo! This is so not manly.]
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I apologize. I simply... I was worried we'd all been killed...
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I would hope not. We're made of sterner stuff than that, all of us.
[Except Kain, who died three times so far, but...still not mentioning that.]
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He shoots Rydia a look like what do I say?! because he's almost certain she's going to be angry if he blabs.]
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[But he sees that wince. And he sees that look. And he feels terrible, terrible dread.]
...Ceodore, is there anything you are not telling me?
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It's nothing, really. Nothing permanent.
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Uh, w-well, um...
[Looking between the two of them because even a small fib about the matter is impossible for him.]
Sometimes people die here and are revived.
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[He's staring a little. He might need a reboot.]
But if there are no monsters here, does this mean that there exists a spell that can reverse natural deaths?
[He's not a magic expert, but he knows that would be an important discovery.]
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No, there isn't. And there aren't monsters here, exactly, but sometimes people are drafted to fight battles outside the barrier.
[She glances to Ceodore, letting him know that she's not really annoyed...just was hoping to spare Cecil from the details for a bit.]
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