Characters: Florian, Mystearica
Location: Chesedonia
Time: Day 2, early morning
Warnings: None!
Mystearica stood on the docks of Kimlascan port at Chesedonia, hands folded in front of her. She had been here many times before to talk to Astor; it was with Daath's help that Chesedonia remained an autonomous state. Still, it felt...strange. No one
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Although she'd already been told just last night about Ion's replicas, and about Florian, the shock was so great that Tear reacted without thinking: she opened the door and rushed out to approach him. "I--" she began to shout.
And then paused. His expression...up close, was completely different. It gave Tear the seconds she needed to collect herself, to recall that this wasn't her world, that this wasn't even Ion. What was his name again? Tear found herself momentarily flustered, then had to chide herself. What would Cantabile say if she were here ( ... )
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Florian tilted his head up slightly when he heard a voice shout out, only to be abruptly silenced. When nothing immediately happened, he returned his attention to opening up his backpack and adjusting its contents. A scarf, some clothes, the offending book and wallet, a canteen...
Hearing his name called made Florian look up more definitively. He blinked curiously at the young woman in front of him before smiling in pleasant surprise. "Tear!" That happiness quickly gave way for wariness as he remembered exactly where they were. "...Did Anise send you? Did she already know?" Anise was very intelligent; for all he knew, she could have sent others out to find him and bring him back to Daath ( ... )
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"Don't tell anyone, but I'm going out on my first solo adventure," he said in a hushed voice -- well, as hushed as he could on the side of the street. Following her advice, he trotted off towards the inn, flashing a grin over his shoulder at her as he dragged his backpack behind him. "It's great to see you; I haven't seen you back in Daath for awhile."
The boy didn't comment on Tear's style of dress, or the fact that he had rarely seen her out of her Order uniform. He figured that if she had been in the desert city for awhile, she would need to wear something that wouldn't absorb the heat of the sun. It was logical, right?
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"It can't be that bad, can it?" he wondered aloud, brow knitted together with worry. Tear was often serious, but rarely came across like this -- especially with him. Her serious talks seemed reserved for those that really required them. "I'm not going to interrupt, Tear."
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Tear had never had any reason to lie to him. Would a Tear from another world be the same? Did he even believe that she was from another world? One answer really affected the other one, and he sat there with a contemplative expression for what felt like a long time. If she was the Fon Master of her world, Tear wouldn't lie to someone. If.
He had never met Asch and just barely remember Luke, the ones she mentioned more than once in her explanation. He had heard all about them from their former companions, but he knew that wasn't the same thing. Maybe it would help if he told her that? "I don't really know what to think," he said answered honestly. "You're Tear, and I want to think that Tear in any place is Tear, the ( ... )
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At last, Florian responded, and Tear nodded in understanding. She was unable to hold back a small smile, which came accompanied by a faint blush, at Florian's assessment of his Tear's character. It faded quickly, however, at the mention of Luke or Asch. "Luke, Asch and I arrived here late last night. There's a boat we're going to be taking to Grand Chokmah not long from now. Perhaps we can all speak together briefly before we leave...if you'd like."
((Though I'm not sure how that would play out. I'd have to try touching base with Luke and Asch's players, though for now, maybe we can fade to black? This is a backdated scene anyway, so it ( ... )
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