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Who: Solas and everyone!
Broadcast: Fleet-wide
Action: On board the Marsiva, should you want!
When: 20th onwards
[ This time, when Solas wakes up, he doesn't fall out of the bed. (There are small mercies.) Instead, he stands, a little unsteady on his feet, but rising to appear taller and a little stronger than the last time he was present on the fleet. His clothes, too, are different, and he looks a little more... Regal than he had been. He's certainly less on edge than his first arrival, shifting to realign the video feed so he can tilt his head, almost smiling. ]
The Marsiva, I imagine.
[ He doesn't want to ask if anyone he remembers is around - a part of him is afraid of the answer. It could be that they've gone and relived things just as he has, and if that's the case... Perhaps it would be better not to spend too long searching for them. If they wanted to speak to him they would find him; it's never stopped them in the past.
Still. ]
I should welcome myself back. [ A pause, then - ] I am Solas, for those that don't recognise me.
[ What else can he say? He turns his head, gaze set for a moment, before he simply fights a sigh and turns the feed off. ]
Broadcast: Fleet-wide
Action: On board the Marsiva, should you want!
When: 20th onwards
[ This time, when Solas wakes up, he doesn't fall out of the bed. (There are small mercies.) Instead, he stands, a little unsteady on his feet, but rising to appear taller and a little stronger than the last time he was present on the fleet. His clothes, too, are different, and he looks a little more... Regal than he had been. He's certainly less on edge than his first arrival, shifting to realign the video feed so he can tilt his head, almost smiling. ]
The Marsiva, I imagine.
[ He doesn't want to ask if anyone he remembers is around - a part of him is afraid of the answer. It could be that they've gone and relived things just as he has, and if that's the case... Perhaps it would be better not to spend too long searching for them. If they wanted to speak to him they would find him; it's never stopped them in the past.
Still. ]
I should welcome myself back. [ A pause, then - ] I am Solas, for those that don't recognise me.
[ What else can he say? He turns his head, gaze set for a moment, before he simply fights a sigh and turns the feed off. ]
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[ recognize you.
peggy's not dim. she understands (between the lines) that this is likely some poor soul returned to the fleet. it's only that, before now, the phenomenon had been described to her but she'd not yet witnessed it. it's the sort of brain she wouldn't mind picking over. ]
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[ And Solas admits that with a soft smile. He's not particularly arrogant about it, at least - it's been two years, if not a little more, for him. How long has it been for the fleet? Longer, less? He's not sure. ]
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If she only knew.
When she does greet him she looks surprised by his appearance, but absolutely happy to see him. Enjoy that guilt, Solas.]
Solas. You look... you look very well.
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It doesn't happen often, but he's speechless, his eyes flickering over the video before he pauses, fighting back the urge to say more than just a greeting. He remembers Jove, of course he does - an Inquisitor that wasn't his, a heroine that deserved more than she had been given, and even now he knows there is a gentle pull, a connection between them they cannot deny...
His hand - left hand - clenched absently and he breathes out. ]
Jove. It's good to see you.
[ And he smiles; he means it, with all of his heart. ]
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I'm glad you're back.
[That might be a little uncharacteristically open, more than she'd say over public channels, but she doesn't care. She needs to say it, needs him to know it.]
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[Welcome train pulling into the station. Choo-choo. ]
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[ Oh, he remembers Fenris, and not fondly. ]
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At least you remember being here. That is a small mercy to Jove.
[And only Jove, he doesn't care how you feel.]
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[he taps his chin.]
...Interesting.
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[ Solas just smiles, tilting his head. ]
I will take that as my welcome.
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I always find it interesting to see who they send away and who they bring back.
It makes you wonder about their reasoning.
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And wonder and headscratch over that armor]So you're a returning "guest"? Lucky you. [Except not really.] Well at least you can skip the initial panic phase of arrival.
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[ His armour is fantastic, come now. Still, he manages a smile. ]
I could end up in worse places, I think.
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[he remembers the name at least. He knows nothing else about the guy, though.]
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You have my thanks.
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video;
Steve Rogers. Mind if I ask how long you were gone and if you remember anything during that time?
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It's been some time since I was last here. I remember everything that occurred when I was returned home, as if I had chosen to come aboard the fleet.
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[video]
[Cole doesn't pause for a response, just hurls himself to his communicator, virtually shoving his face against the screen. The screen shows a puff and curl of black smoke as he appears, one bright silver blue eye with black paint smudged over his cheekbone.]
People keep coming and going and you went away, but we kept the murals, and I've been learning from them, but I'm not any good at painting and then Dorian went away and it was quieter and then Cullen went a while ago and Jove is all sad and Elize keeps crying and the emptiness echoes endlessly, it doesn't stop, ringing, ringing, like the Pit.
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Cole, please slow down. [ Dorian and Cullen have returned - curious. He can understand Jove's sadness, even if he does find some bitterness in it. ] Thank you for filling in the gaps for me. Are you well?
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video;
[ herself included, though there seems to be a trend lately from what she has noticed. ]
We did not meet before, but I will welcome you back nonetheless, Solas. I am Lioriley - and I've a question for you, if I may.
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[ He is trying not to be sour, but it's hard. ]
It is good to meet you, Lioriley. Please, ask.
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video;
Welcome back. It's not all that bad anymore. There's a bar or two.