Feferi Peixes (
tyrian) wrote in
asgardmeridiem2012-08-23 10:55 pm
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the water's wide, I cannot get over
Who: Feferi AND YOU
What: Feferi tries to get a handle on having been Taken and then dying. Also a giant tentacle monster, because Gl'bgolyb.
When: Day 132
Where: Baldr district, lake
Rating: probably nothing above PG?
[Feferi is missing time, and that concerns her--she didn't wake up to being handed her bracelet as if she'd lost it, she'd woken up as if she'd died. And, with the last thing she could clearly remember being coming face to tentacles with Gl'bgolyb covered in a film of darkness, maybe she had.
Her lusus seems to be alright, now, a tentacle wrapped around Feferi for comfort even as Feferi sits on the bank of the lake, and she rests against it as she so often did when she was small. It wasn't so much the idea of dying that unsettled her as it was the blankness in her memory; she didn't think she had spent the entire time dead. And there were hazy, half-remembered bits and pieces of being something else--
That was probably the worst part. She hugs Gl'bgolyb's extended tentacle like a human child might a teddy bear.]
What: Feferi tries to get a handle on having been Taken and then dying. Also a giant tentacle monster, because Gl'bgolyb.
When: Day 132
Where: Baldr district, lake
Rating: probably nothing above PG?
[Feferi is missing time, and that concerns her--she didn't wake up to being handed her bracelet as if she'd lost it, she'd woken up as if she'd died. And, with the last thing she could clearly remember being coming face to tentacles with Gl'bgolyb covered in a film of darkness, maybe she had.
Her lusus seems to be alright, now, a tentacle wrapped around Feferi for comfort even as Feferi sits on the bank of the lake, and she rests against it as she so often did when she was small. It wasn't so much the idea of dying that unsettled her as it was the blankness in her memory; she didn't think she had spent the entire time dead. And there were hazy, half-remembered bits and pieces of being something else--
That was probably the worst part. She hugs Gl'bgolyb's extended tentacle like a human child might a teddy bear.]

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Taking a walk and suddenly...Cthulhuhugs. ]
...Feferi? Is something...bothering you?
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Things were just a little confusing for--[How much time is she missing? She realizes, with a bit of alarm, she doesn't know.] A little while. With all the darkness.
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[She strains to remember past her blank, but comes up empty.]
It's over now, I think.
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I...see. Well, everything's alright...?
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I guess I sort of forgot this place is at war. Funny, huh? I knew it, but I didn't really know it.
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But this time, it seems like someone's gotten the jump on her. It's a troll she hasn't seen before, which gets her attention, and... there's something coming out of the lake, but she ignores that for now. The girl looks like she feels - small and lost.]
It feels strange seeing daylight again, doesn't it? [She offers a weak, lifeless smile.]
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Yeah. [She looks up at the sky, to the clouds--she's smiling, but she's not especially exuberant.] I got used to it here. Being up during the day, I mean! I didn't think it would be so weird to have everything dark.
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[She sits on the grass nearby, stretching her legs out in front of her and joining the troll girl's gaze.] It was hard on everyone, I think. Still, it's difficult to forget your own pain.
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[It's not here, though, and it was kind of exciting to go out in the day to begin with, even if she'd often grow tired and have to take a nap in the middle of the day anyway.]
I still have to check up on some of my friends, but--there's a lot to think about, I guess.
[She doesn't want to know if they found her twisted and attacking them, or if they killed her. But maybe she never saw them. She doesn't know, either way, and she dislikes the uncertainty.]
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[She looks back down at the lake; Gl'bgolyb can't whisper that certainty to her anymore. She still has it, she can feel it--but she's feeling a bit shaky at the moment.]
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I think things will be okay. I'm sure of it. This place is just a little different from what I expected, that's all.
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But I think I'll be more ready from now on.
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For her, he'll even come splashing out into the lake, no matter the presence of something that once killed him, trying to get as close as possible.]
Feferi?
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She tries to smile at him, and does, but it lacks its usual ferocious enthusiasm.]
Sollux. Are you okay?
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What happened to you?
[His hands pat at her shoulders, her arms, her face, gently, searching for injuries or wounds or something, some indication of what's going on and why she looks that way.]
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You are going to have to be way more thpecific than that.
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There are parts I can't remember, so I'm not sure what happened. But I'm okay now!
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FF oh my god thay you don't need me to tell you why that ith inthanely beyond NOT OK. [He kisses the top of her head, her horn, just reassuring himself that she is, in fact, just fine. Physically.]
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You stayed inside, right? [She clings to him now; if he saw her when she was like that she's not sure she could forgive herself.]
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No but don't worry, nothing happened to me. I went looking for you and then I went to help out Jade and I went back and thtayed there. [He combs his fingers through her hair with one hand, the other pressing her tight to his chest, nosing through her hair up against her horns and trying to reassure her that he's here, he'll take care of it, if he can.]
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