Solitudes

[sgmitchell]

Things never seemed to come one at a time.

Crazed madman killing people. Naturally that couldn't be the end. That couldn't be the price of Sam. No. It had to take away one of the few pople who'd actually built a life on the island. It had to take one of the only people left that he cared about.

It had to take ReeseRunning did nothing to take

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[witch_gone_wild]

The island did not remind Morrigan of her Wilds. Nonetheless, wandering the jungle was something that came naturally to her, moreso than lingering nearer the strange grey building and other signs of civilization. Nonetheless, sometimes she wandered close, and this time her steps had taken her to this waterfall. She was grateful for the opportunity to bathe, which she did quickly and efficiently, secreting herself behind a large rock to dress in the strange clothes she had obtained in the building.

When she stood to pin up her hair, she saw that she was not alone.

"And how long have you been there watching, hmm?" she asked of the man, frowning as she smoothed the fabric covering her torso. It was a silky blouse, needless frippery, but better than a Chantry robe.

[sgmitchell]

Honestly, Cam had only noticed she was there when she stood. He'd been too focused on blocking out his thoughts (and maybe he should have asked Morgan about meditation) to notice anything else.

He blinked at the woman's question, and turned his attenion from the water. "...What?" Another blink, a moment later. "Vala?"

[witch_gone_wild]

Morrigan's frowned deepened, if that were even possible. Again, the name of the woman who looked like her.

Well, why not use it to her advantage this time? With the Devon creature she had not known, but now she did, and perhaps some usefulness would come of this likeness. Or, at the very least, some amusement.

"...Yes," she said slowly. "Why? Who did you think I was?"

[sgmitchell]

Well, she looked like Vala, across the waterfall, but she was acting strangely. Maybe it was just him. He'd yet to meet a clone who didn't fiercely defend their individuality.

"...No one. What're you doing out here?" He'd never figured Vala for a waterfall person.