[a voice post, it sounds like some of it was cut off]
--ttles it. I'm dead. I mean, I have to be dead. The last thing I remember was that column and...Come on Meg, get it together...
[there's a pause and an intake of breath, an annoyed sigh]
...yeah, pretty much nothing after that. Great. I died like I lived, like a damsel in distress. At least I
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The first step, of course, is to get yourself settled. If you stop by the Welcome Center, we can help you with funds, lodging, and acclimation. May I inquire as to your name?
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Because I want to settle here.
It's Megara. My nonexistant friends call me Meg. It's easier, rolls just right off the tongue.
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I'd feel more comfortable in Thebes than this random place.
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I'm not a fan of being forced into anything.
...but I guess being stuck here is better than being dead. Why the heck am I complaining?
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I'm by this...uh, thing that has all these animal statues on it.
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Emma arrives at the carousel and looks around for Megara. Or, at least, anyone who seems particularly lost.]
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She raises her head at the sound of footsteps, and she gives Emma a look. Weird clothing, but hey, this was already shaping up to be a weird place.
Megara places a hand on her hip, which was sticking out now as she rested most of her weight on one leg.]
You're the girl I was talking to on this thing...right?
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I am Emma Woodhouse, yes. You are Miss Megara, I presume? A pleasure to meet you.
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[She crosses her arms, and she raises an eyebrow. That smile was starting to give her the creeps already. It takes a lot of effort to remain somewhat cordial, but she manages to hold back a curt "obviously".]
Yeah, I'm Meg. Nice to meet you too, I guess.
[a pause, she wiggles her toes in her sandles]
Soooo...lead the way.
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