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Who: Syeira and you
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Not really, but Red Fish if you want
When: Today.
[She doesn't really broadcast much. And this is not a very usual thing to address everyone with, so she's just a tad awkward under the serious tone.]
Hello everyone. I'm Syeira, one of the captains of the Red Fish. I don't know all of you, and I do apologize for that. But I have something that, I imagine, will be of interest, if not concern, to many of you here. Especially in relation to our ever out of reach captors. So, ah, I suppose to the point then. About a month ago....
[She hesitates, looks away but almost immediately looks back, making herself say it. With a calm, straight face, and dry eyes.]
I died.
[All right. Said and done. Move on. Move forward to the point.]
I know that for a lot of people here, that's not exactly surprising- seeing a person perish and then be returned to life. Even on my world such things are possible; common in fact. Even long after death, if one gets a hold of strong enough magic.
However, this is a unique situation for a few reasons. Firstly, I am of a...rare and particular family tree that cannot, by any means, be revived after death. Yet, here I am.
[She lifts her hands and lets them fall. Takes a small breath and continues.]
Secondly. I have been having dreams. A dream, really. After my revival, I was extremely ill, for near to a tenday. Which this next item could have been attributed to, if it had only happened while I was feverish. However, I am quite well now, and the same dream keeps occurring. I would describe it to you, but whenever I attempt to recall the details, my memory suddenly fails.
Again, for most, it could easily be written off. A symptom of a physical trauma. And again, I am not someone who falls into the norm. I have always dreamed in a very specific and singular way. This is new.
[Her gaze trails off, her thoughts turning inward.]
New and suspiciously vague. I can tell you all, what I dream of is something dark, and with ill intent. I can't give more than that. I wish I could.
[She blinks and looks back, focusing again. But she's about finished.]
It isn't much. And I'm not sure yet how this might help us with our overarching puzzle that is Atroma, but I knew I needed to share with you all. Thank you for your time.
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Not really, but Red Fish if you want
When: Today.
[She doesn't really broadcast much. And this is not a very usual thing to address everyone with, so she's just a tad awkward under the serious tone.]
Hello everyone. I'm Syeira, one of the captains of the Red Fish. I don't know all of you, and I do apologize for that. But I have something that, I imagine, will be of interest, if not concern, to many of you here. Especially in relation to our ever out of reach captors. So, ah, I suppose to the point then. About a month ago....
[She hesitates, looks away but almost immediately looks back, making herself say it. With a calm, straight face, and dry eyes.]
I died.
[All right. Said and done. Move on. Move forward to the point.]
I know that for a lot of people here, that's not exactly surprising- seeing a person perish and then be returned to life. Even on my world such things are possible; common in fact. Even long after death, if one gets a hold of strong enough magic.
However, this is a unique situation for a few reasons. Firstly, I am of a...rare and particular family tree that cannot, by any means, be revived after death. Yet, here I am.
[She lifts her hands and lets them fall. Takes a small breath and continues.]
Secondly. I have been having dreams. A dream, really. After my revival, I was extremely ill, for near to a tenday. Which this next item could have been attributed to, if it had only happened while I was feverish. However, I am quite well now, and the same dream keeps occurring. I would describe it to you, but whenever I attempt to recall the details, my memory suddenly fails.
Again, for most, it could easily be written off. A symptom of a physical trauma. And again, I am not someone who falls into the norm. I have always dreamed in a very specific and singular way. This is new.
[Her gaze trails off, her thoughts turning inward.]
New and suspiciously vague. I can tell you all, what I dream of is something dark, and with ill intent. I can't give more than that. I wish I could.
[She blinks and looks back, focusing again. But she's about finished.]
It isn't much. And I'm not sure yet how this might help us with our overarching puzzle that is Atroma, but I knew I needed to share with you all. Thank you for your time.
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Maglor, no. There nothing to forgive, and no reason for you to feel responsible. It was my decision, one that I would make again to keep you safe.
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And one you should never have had to make - I bought a blade, Syeira. I will not be caught without again.
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I'm getting a set of swords as well. Shame I can't get my hands on some spell scrolls, though. A bit of offensive magic wouldn't go amiss, should another dire situation arise.
All will be well, mellon. I promise.
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You what?
[Okay, yes, so he'd thought he'd been dead when he got here, and he has proof in the form one one (1) space dad that it can bring dead people here, but she died when she was here and she's still alive? That's entirely new in his experience.]
Are--are you okay?
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I uh- yes. I'm fine.
[She's a lying liar who lies. But she hates worrying people.]
I was ill and tired for a few tenday, but I'm well now. Thank you for asking, Mr...?
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[Yeah, she doesn't look entirely okay.]
Where I'm from, people don't get another chance. I--I'm glad you did.
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[Shh. She's fine. See she's smiling and friendly.]
I'd be a liar indeed, if I said I'm not equally glad to be alive. Yet I find it hard to be thankful, all the same.
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[Robin pauses, wanting ever so badly to ask what it was like- life's final mystery, and this woman knows the answer!- but she doesn't. It went badly when she asked Xavier. Perhaps a discussion for another day.]
I take it you're concerned that the dream is a portent of something? Do you think you could elaborate a bit more on what's troubling you?
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My thanks for sharing. It must not have been easy.
This dream of yours - it is the same, every single time? That you can recall?
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[She gives a little smile. Everything is fine, miss.]
I believe it's the same, yes. [She opens her mouth to naturally attempt to describe it, and then the words just die in the making. Clearly what she had meant to say is just impossibly gone.] But try as I may, I can't even seem to give a single specific detail.
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[she looks a little apologetic for asking, at least. She knows her manners sometimes]
That is . . . incredibly strange, though. It sounds - deliberate? I think is the word.
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[You know. Being dead and all.]
But I agree. It seems very deliberate.
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I'm fine.
[She's probably said some version of "I'm fine" about a thousand times by now.]
It needed to be done. I just wish I had more to offer.
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[See? Perfectly logical.]
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secondly i would guess it has to do with the augments
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While I don't disagree completely, I would wonder why I am the only person to complain of such dreams. And why I've had them regularly since my revival. Augment malfunctions seem to be temporary, lasting a at most a little over a tenday. It has been near three since my return.
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but it does seem kind of weird that you can't remember the dream
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I'm sorry. I realize that jokes don't carry so well over missives. I did mean that to be a jest.
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[She's truly ashamed that she hadn't sought him out already. And there are others too whom she owes a word or two. Death affects the living far more than it does those that died. She ought to have remembered that.]
As for the dreams, I fear that I've told all the details I'm able to convey. And attempting to write them down only serves to drive them out of my mind all the faster. Black and Evil are the only things I am permitted to retain and share.
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(He wouldn't have budged from her side.)
Then we must be vigilant. I think there are many shadows amongst the stars. Let us work together so they do not bring us pain again.
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