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06 . the sleepy town expedition.
Who:
necrolord, Gideon, Harrow, Paul, Kaworu, "Shannon," Mako, Ford, Shiro, Ruby, Luna, Faith, Willow, Ezra, Zhongli, Perell.
What: An intentional family-and-friends roadtrip to a forbidden holy ruin. A less-intentional catacombs adventure.
When: 3/14.
Where: Sleepy Town and the Catacombs.
Content Warnings: Sleepy Town-typical themes of grief, loss, and surreal landscapes. Catacombs-typical horror per the March event. Also, note all the usual warnings of this character.
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What: An intentional family-and-friends roadtrip to a forbidden holy ruin. A less-intentional catacombs adventure.
When: 3/14.
Where: Sleepy Town and the Catacombs.
Content Warnings: Sleepy Town-typical themes of grief, loss, and surreal landscapes. Catacombs-typical horror per the March event. Also, note all the usual warnings of this character.
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[Not that she ever would have wanted anyone to undertake the weight of the sacrifice Deeringon seemed to require from her circle of friends to restore a lost memory. Oscar had lost a leg to help one of his friends, and Ironwood had sacrificed an arm for Ozpin.
She's quiet for a moment as she contemplates the dream, and the possible interpretations of Buffy and Faith, making the bed together in a still packed apartment. Then the deeper meaning of Faith now making it alone.]
That kind of makes sense, with being connected by the source of your power and all. That sharing dreams might be a thing. Not seeing her now could mean a lot of things... it could even just be because this is a totally different world from home.
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I think it's just that she's... not here. Whenever we were there together, neither of us could really say whose mind we were in, hers or mine, the only thing I was sure of was that we were both having the same dream. [It still doesn't surprise her that Buffy kept that to herself. She wonders, internally, if Willow ever figured out that she was lying when she said she didn't get off on murder.] I still get Slayer dreams. Had a couple about the Leviathan.
She's just wholly absent, I guess. It's weird.
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[It makes an odd amount of sense, not being able to tell whose mind they were in, or whose dream it started out as. Even Buffy's absence from Faith's dreams now seems reasonably able to be explained away.]
That'd be my guess - why Buffy's not in your dreams now, I mean. That it's because there's now a whole different world separating the two of you.
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She nods along to Willow's explanation, giving one last parting glance to the statue.] Yeah. Guess so...
Well... there's a whole lot more around this place. Feel like taking a tour? You know more landmarks than I do.
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[She lets out a sigh. She's trying not to feel discouraged, but it certainly hasn't been easy by any stretch. Faith is right, though, she knows the situation calls for an infinite amount of patience. It doesn't make it easy.
She tears her attention away from the statue, and nods.]
Yeah, let's go take a look around. Maybe we can even find some stuff that got left behind or something.