Characters: Prier and anyone in the game
Time period: Prehistoric
Location: Laruba Ruins
Time of day: Midday
Content: Prier and everyone else finally arrive after a bumpy timetravel ride.
Warnings: First post! Apart from that, none yet.
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It's just a jump to the left. )
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"I really let myself go," she muttered to no one. But even then, the colors she could distinguish through the haze didn't match those in Andante. Slowly coming back to reality, she found herself wandering a little. The world came back into focus pretty quickly when the cry of a strange... something pierced her ears and snapped her to attention. Her blood ran cold for a moment before pumping hot again; that feeling never changed even if her environment did ( ... )
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... or not.
"How the hell should I know?" she snapped back, annoyed. Who the hell did she think she was anyway, staring at her like that? "Sister Prier, from the Church of the Holy Maiden," she finally answered, though judging by her attitude, that seemed really hard to believe at the moment. "Who're you?"
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There were voices nearby. Human voices, or rather something that spoke a language he could understand. Either he'd been flung across space to elsewhere in the world, or his new world had been filled by some aspect of his subconcious.
Whatever it was, Cyrus decided to take his chances. He had to assume that he had not yet succeeded, so even the potential risk wasn't enough in his mind to override the pursuit of his overall goal.
Slowly, shivering, he followed the sound of the voices to two people in a clearing. Two young women...teenagers tended to be much more receptive when it came to his ideals, so he nodded to himself. This could prove fruitful.
"This place," he said as he approached, "is very beautiful. Where are we?"
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But before she could ask a follow-up to that, she heard a gentleman approaching, speaking to them. Whoever it was joining them now would probably be disappointed to find that Falsetto was no teenager and likely wasn't interested in his ideals.
Still, he had a point. Falsetto took her eyes off her newfound company and instead focused on their surroundings for a moment. Now that she wasn't dizzy and disoriented (or not the first one, at least), she could really appreciate the way everything looked. This was a world, or at least an area, untouched, unscarred by humans, those masters of destruction.
"I don't know where we are," she admitted freely, turning her attention to the gentleman again. "Who are you, anyway?"
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