Arha had woken suddenly in the sort of way one does when they have overslept and forgotten something terribly important. A date, a person, something massive, something life-changing--something that was no longer there. She had fallen asleep, not in her own bed, but at a terminal in the media library researching...something.
Energy, it looked like
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"Hello? Anyone in there?"
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"Did you..." Arha blinked and turned to glance at him, the fading remains of Nanoha's damage in bruises and cuts on her face all too vivid. "Did you need this space?"
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"And I would love some tea, thank you." He studied her a moment longer, stretched one leg out. "Something on your mind? You seem a bit distracted."
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"I'm not sure," she said in a small voice. "I feel a little lost today. Lost and weary. Such is...an odd feeling."
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Head hurting, he wandered until his nose caught the scent of something calming---mmm, yes, that was nice. Slowly, he made his way into yet another Sensorium where a tent awaited on a beach. A beautiful beach that wasn't quite what he'd expected. Red waves, white sand?
Taking it all in with what remained of his analytic power, he moved to the tent. A tent that looked incredibly inviting. Were those pillows and blankets? His fuzzy head decided it would be a nice idea to crawl in and rest for a short while. Hopefully the owner wouldn't mind too much.
"Hello?" called his soft voice.
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But this was a familiar face.
And this place was soothing in a hazy sort of way.
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"Thank you, Arha. I'd like that." He noted the damage to her face quietly, reminded all too well of the ordeal they had only recently overcome. He was the intruder here, though, so he'd allow Arha to decide if she wanted to talk and about what. "It's been a while."
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"Are you well?" she asked, infinitely polite as the heat from the small cup warmed her chilled fingertips.
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"Knock knock," said the young man from the doorway. "Hate to interrupt your personal time but you feel worried."
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"I can sense unease amidst the rest of the ship. Something the matter?"
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Popping into the Sensorium turned out to be a good thing: she could see this was the preferred background for a Bene Gesserit. When she saw the tent, she approached the place, smelling scent of Spice in the air.
"Hello?" She asked tentatively. "Anyone here?"
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"Sister, I'm feeling very unsure of myself the past few days. I feel like I'm missing parts of myself, like I don't know who I am."
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Still, it felt like she was forgetting something, and it made her wonder what it was. She couldn't think of anywhere she needed to be. All of her homework had been completed. Sherry took a long look around the area, confused, and put her reader in her bag for the moment. As far as she knew, there wasn't any such thing as a red ocean. The little girl hesitated before the tent, her curiosity plain on her face as there was no one around to watch her. Did someone just leave their fantasy running for a bit? Her small fingers brushed against the tent flap.
"...Hello?"
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"You may come in, if you wish," Arha said. "I do not mind."
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"Thank you." Sherry answered politely. And then, two seconds later, "Why is your ocean red?"
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Her eyes on the girl's face were steady.
"Do you enjoy tea? If you wish, you may have some with me. It is a special tea from the place I am from."
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