Eʟᴇɴᴀ Gɪʟʙᴇʀᴛ (
forgetyourusedtobe) wrote in
driftfleet2015-06-05 04:20 pm
Є002
Who: Elena Gilbert and YOOUUU!!!
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: SS Starstruck if you wanna??
When: rite meow!!!
I just want to say that I really appreciate everyone's who's answered my questions about this place, but now that I've had a little time to get settled, [and stop silently panicking] I'm curious about what home is like for everyone.
And since you've been here, have you seen anything like home?
[And since she doesn't really expect to be able to ask and not give an answer herself,]
My world's nothing all that special probably in comparison to some of yours. It's 2012, Earth, with modern-day technology that's nowhere near as advanced as all of this. I live in Mystic Falls, Virginia in a country called the United States.
We do have magic, but I can't do any of it. I only know about it because my best friend was a witch. [And it's invaded every part of her life for the past couple of years, but ssshhh.] Magic where I come from has a balance, it's rooted in nature and spirits of ancestors. So the further down the line of witches you are, the more power you can have. But you have to maintain the balance of nature or the spirits of your ancestors will cut you off.
There are other kinds of magic, but they're bad news and not something you want to mess with. It has some really bad consequences for the user since it ignores maintaining the balance.
[And she leaves it there. She's not willing to out herself as a vampire or acknowledge the existence of other supernatural beings beyond witches and spirits.]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: SS Starstruck if you wanna??
When: rite meow!!!
I just want to say that I really appreciate everyone's who's answered my questions about this place, but now that I've had a little time to get settled, [and stop silently panicking] I'm curious about what home is like for everyone.
And since you've been here, have you seen anything like home?
[And since she doesn't really expect to be able to ask and not give an answer herself,]
My world's nothing all that special probably in comparison to some of yours. It's 2012, Earth, with modern-day technology that's nowhere near as advanced as all of this. I live in Mystic Falls, Virginia in a country called the United States.
We do have magic, but I can't do any of it. I only know about it because my best friend was a witch. [And it's invaded every part of her life for the past couple of years, but ssshhh.] Magic where I come from has a balance, it's rooted in nature and spirits of ancestors. So the further down the line of witches you are, the more power you can have. But you have to maintain the balance of nature or the spirits of your ancestors will cut you off.
There are other kinds of magic, but they're bad news and not something you want to mess with. It has some really bad consequences for the user since it ignores maintaining the balance.
[And she leaves it there. She's not willing to out herself as a vampire or acknowledge the existence of other supernatural beings beyond witches and spirits.]

no subject
Who were you before?
no subject
I was Compassion. But Cole needed me, so I went to him and when he died, I became Cole. It was all I could do for him.
no subject
[It can't be that simple. ...Can it?]
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
I can do much more now I'm Cole. Compassion could only help if mages needed to heal. But now I can do things myself. Bring them things, say words that help, make the harm hurt less.
no subject
no subject
no subject
Sorry, that just... [Elena worries her lower lip a little, not sure if she should say it. But she does.] That just sounds so...sad. To see that all the time in everyone.
no subject
If I didn't see it, I couldn't help. So, it's sad, but it means I can help people.
no subject
no subject
Sometimes, it's easier to help people if someone else helps, yes. And I do feel things, like a person! I'm angry about them killing me, but even though I'm angry, I can live with it.
no subject
[Her head's about to start spinning with this whole spirit/person state of being and trying to figure out what's Compassion and what's Cole. Maybe it's just easier to think what he does and that there's no difference, there's no divide anymore.]
[At the very least, she understands what it's like to be angry about being killed. It's not something she's going to publicly broadcast here and now though because that raises far, far too many questions about someone trying to fly under the radar. So, she just nods and instead says:]
I'd probably be angry, too. I'm sorry that happened to you, Cole.
[Whether it's Cole's feelings or Compassion's doesn't matter. If she sets all of that aside and zeroes in on what matters, it's that piece.]
no subject
A lot of people died in the circles. Cole's death was just slower and more pointless.
[He rubs his face with his hands.]
Most people don't live after dying.
no subject
[But their spirits definitely go somewhere. Where the supernatural ones goes without the Other Side anymore is anyone's guess though.]
no subject
People go to the Fade and then somewhere else when they die. But their bodies just stay where they were.
no subject
[She can at least guess it's where spirits are from how he's talking about it, but that doesn't provide her with a whole lot.]
no subject
no subject
[She can figure out what a mage is, but a dreamer? Is that a metaphor?]
Do you mean people who are asleep?
no subject
no subject
no subject
That's how Thedas has always been.
no subject
Like they say people you see in your dreams are actually just faces of strangers you've seen in real life. You just don't know who they are because you passed them on the street.
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)