{Data Stream 16} - A well-deserved rest

[hisoldgirl]

[so! there's this really cool forest on the ship now, and it's full of really cool little creatures and stuff. awesome.

too bad the TARDIS doesn't care.

she's actually more interested in the forest itself than its inhabitants and has found herself a quiet, secluded area in which to sit. the place reminds her of her own forests from which she is

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[oliverplus]

[look, it's another black mage! in dark robes and a rather traditional black mage hat with a wide brim and flimsy top] What do you think it might mean, TARDIS?

/threadhops, let me know if not okay D=

[redpaperfan]

[ It's a white mage! To counteract all the, uh, blackness. ]

I'd be interested in hearing as well.

Threadhopping is always and forever fine by me~

[hisoldgirl]

[looks up at both men curiously, then goes back to the stars] I have been scanning my databanks for relevant information in regards to separated lovers. Based on the knowledge of both Ganymede and Orion being human, I have relegated my search to Earth literature, as I doubt the riddle would involve the Great Beasts of Niknasten. As such, I am wondering if perhaps it deals with stories of the sun and moon.

Have you any idea?

Re: Threadhopping is always and forever fine by me~

[oliverplus]

The sun and moon... That's an interesting idea! I was just guessing it might be a play on words somehow. Like...space kinda fits, but not exactly.

[redpaperfan]

The sun in moon in Earth Mythology? If I get back, I can review the library. Likely, at least.

[ And listening to Oliver; ]

Hm.

[hisoldgirl]

[tilts her head] How did you come to the conclusion of space? Many of the clues previous have dealt with celestial bodies and not the vacuum itself.

[and now to Sasuke]

I will accompany you if you desire. I have not seen this ship's library as of yet. I am interested in ascertaining its size.

[oliverplus]

[scratches his head] Well, I was just thinking about what you get when lovers never touch--which is sort of a different kind of space from what we see in the sky that's both light and dark, but they are both space. And no one can actually look at a void, right? I mean, not really.