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[ Mina had had much of Siren's Port explained to her once she'd been 'processed' though there were still curiosities that she had. Her manner of arrival was one, the year was another... there were many but at the moment the most prominent was her journal. It was the diary that she had began writing in many years ago, something which she had stopped doing a few short months later. Though she occasionally read the diary it was never on her possession. Until now. ]
[ It had been explained that her diary was likely to be the object which connected to the network. It seemed ludicrous. Mina didn't see how and writing in the diary felt almost wrong, though if it were true? It would be the easiest way to communicate with the others here, receive more information and perhaps answer questions she didn't yet have. Taking the pen which had also arrived with the diary, Mina penned a short note. Her handwriting was neat - elegant - though she wasn't quite sure about how this would work, or even believed enough to expect a reply ]
Good day. My name is Wilhelmina Harker, I found myself to be here yesterday. I have been informed of much of Siren's Port, though confirmations or any other information would be of great assistance. I would be grateful for anything which could be given.
Yours, Wilhelmina Harker.
[ It had been explained that her diary was likely to be the object which connected to the network. It seemed ludicrous. Mina didn't see how and writing in the diary felt almost wrong, though if it were true? It would be the easiest way to communicate with the others here, receive more information and perhaps answer questions she didn't yet have. Taking the pen which had also arrived with the diary, Mina penned a short note. Her handwriting was neat - elegant - though she wasn't quite sure about how this would work, or even believed enough to expect a reply ]
Good day. My name is Wilhelmina Harker, I found myself to be here yesterday. I have been informed of much of Siren's Port, though confirmations or any other information would be of great assistance. I would be grateful for anything which could be given.
Yours, Wilhelmina Harker.