[It's very late at night when his sphere switches on - but that's normal for Abel, who is conditioned to the largely nocturnal lifestyle of his homeland. No, what's weird about this is probably the fact that, as his hologram appears, it's very obvious he's in the bath.
And what's weird about that is that he's fully clothed, submerged up to his
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I was doing well, until I realized I'd left something out in the rain. I suppose I should have taken an umbrella, too.
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My hat! Oh, and half a candy bar.
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The door to the bath opens to a battered goddess, her hand fisted in her kimono as she sinks to her knees beside the tub. Someone's been having horrible nightmares, and she's hoping he won't notice that she's trying to staunch a few wounds. She'll be fine, she's just horribly rattled.]
Abel, what are you doing in the water? how can you even talk in there?
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Not a second after she's all but fallen in through the door, he bursts up out of the bath, his voice only dwindling to a rasp once he's past the initial exclamation.]
Nevermind me! What's happened to you, Ammy?! Who did this?
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[Which for her is as incredibly unsettling as the dream itself was. She's never had nightmares like this before, much less been wounded in a dream only to wake up and find that the injuries were real. Completely ignoring how soaking wet he is, she wraps her arms around him and buries her face in his shoulder.]
Something was chasing me in the dream, and I turned to face it when it caught me. I woke up like this.
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Are you sure... That's all? [A half a wheeze stilts the words; he's running out of air again.]
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