21st Tome: "We're living in a violent society..."

[azrthmtrnznthos]

Who: Canon Swap! Raven and Canon Swap! Xion
When: Shortly after Doc Scratch's destruction in the biodome...
Where: Biodome
Summary: Snarky commentary and chatter about the destruction.
Rating: G, PG at max.
Warnings:....none? Maybe language?

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[seasalt_sunset]

"Can't say I blame 'em," Xion was following silently behind her, taking note of the surroundings.

"Things have been...pretty volatile this week. So much different stuff going on."

[azrthmtrnznthos]

Silent, but Rachel kept herself alert, thankfully unsurprised at Xion's quiet steps. "Do they do this kind of random mix often then? It seems like most of us are from different universes, or gender-switched, or aged-down..." Black boots kicked up faint dust, the other woman stepping out in to the area to survey the destruction more completely.

[seasalt_sunset]

"It's happened once before. I didn't get anything bad, just random confessions." As she walks, she does a casual cartwheel, turning to walk on her hands. No matter what she was doing, she always had to turn it into some kind of exercise.

With her hands dug into the dirt, she does her best to look up at Raven. "I've been here for about 7 months. When did you arrive?"

[azrthmtrnznthos]

Rachel feels no such compunction, just watching Xion absently. "...what do you mean? Don't you remember, you gave me paint for my room, because the white walls were annoying....so...about 3 months? maybe? It's hard to tell sometimes." An unconcerned shrug, Rachel hiding her thoughts that maybe Xion meant her, and not this 'Raven' who was here apparently instead of her, on any other week.

[seasalt_sunset]

The woman keeps walking with perfect balance, more concentrated on keeping herself from wobbling than what Raven is saying. Not to be offensive, but it's just the way that her mind works. Body comes first, always.

"Haven't really been keeping tracking of time. Just curious is all."

[azrthmtrnznthos]

Nah, Rachel understands--just hasn't been a concern for her in a while. "It's fine. And keeping track of time here is annoying, honestly..I mean, on the one hand, it's nice to keep a tally, so we know how long an experiment will last. It's also handy to note any changes to the regular schedule. But it's...difficult, without a proper calendar. All we really have to mark the time is the experimental weekly schedule."

[seasalt_sunset]

"Someone has a calender somewhere, I know. They keep track of birthday, and stuff." She came down from her handstand. "Do you have one?"