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OPT-OUT EVENT LOG: DREAM A LITTLE DREAM
Who: EVERYONE that stayed in Asgard
What: the Dream a Little Dream mingle log
When: Day 515 ( Sept. 25/26 )
Where: all across the city!
Rating: PG-13. Anything higher than that should be taken to a private log, please!
What: the Dream a Little Dream mingle log
When: Day 515 ( Sept. 25/26 )
Where: all across the city!
Rating: PG-13. Anything higher than that should be taken to a private log, please!
- Day 515 ( Sept. 25/26 )
- Progress through the ice blockade will be slow and narrow, as they can't possibly hope to clear the entirety of the forest that has been buried under Thiazi's black ice. Now that they know the source of her magic's corruption, it might not come as a great surprise when cracking open the ice unleashes a strange burst of magic.
At the halfway point between Utgard and Asgard, a pulse of energy will move through the entire city, immediately putting every mortal it touches to sleep. This part of the curse is mandatory and your character must fall asleep; the dream effects of it are not mandatory, and can be played with at your discretion. During this first wave, Travellers will be granted a brief dream - that does not belong to them. They will see, from the dreamer's point of view, every hope and goal and aspiration that the dreamer wishes to complete before the end of days. Whether it's simply confessing their love to an old friend or saving their home planet or perfecting an Asgardian pie, your character will see someone else's ideal resolution before Ragnarok. More on plotting this below!
Upon waking, the Travellers will be plagued with the indistinct whispering of several voices overlapping one another and a slight headache. Both symptoms will gradually increase over time until it reaches incapacitating pain and nausea. The only way to assuage the symptoms is to find the owner of the dream and either maintain physical contact for an hour or discuss the subject of the dream until a full confession has been made. After that, the symptoms will fade and the Travellers will be free to carry on with their day.
There will be other pulses of magic at random throughout the day; these are not mandatory and you can feel free to have your character experience as many or as few dreams as you wish. All dream-sharing will cease by the end of the day, as the blockade progresses past that centre-point of magic.
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Everything dies, though. And the world is trying to die, that much is quite clear. If all we are doing is dragging out the inevitable, it's just senseless suffering. Thiazi...Thiazi isn't good. But that doesn't make us good either.
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[ He isn't sure why she thinks that, and after a few slow breaths to steady his voice he tries to explain. ]
She's screwing with nature, and that's like poison making the world sick. The world could still get better if we stop her, maybe it's not hopeless yet. It's having a hard time, sure, but I've seen worse. We shouldn't give up.
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Thiazi isn't the one causing the floods and the volcanos, or the ways magic is going strange. Things are falling to chaos, they're falling apart. The gods tried to call those odd creatures a sign that the world may be healing, but I don't think so. The worlds are meant to be separate, they have even said as much. They tell us we're saving this world, all the worlds, but all we've done so far is twist it. And if this place is a reflection of all places...what are we doing to everywhere else?
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The rabbit things are new life. New life is hope, isn't it?
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[she sighs.]
The only reason I even exist is stubbornness, and I'm well aware that the choice does me no favors. Who are we to make that choice for something else?
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My father made it for me.
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Connor?
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If you're going to talk about things that shouldn't exist, I shouldn't have been born in the first place and life just got worse from there until I couldn't stand it anymore. I tried to end it... Angel stopped me. He didn't give up. He fought because I wasn't dead yet, it wasn't certain, and because he did I got better.
So if that things that want to die should be left to it, I should be gone.
[ Connor shrugs again, hands still on both her side and the mug now. ]
I lost the fight here, once. This apocalypse is too slow, it's dragging on and on and we were losing ground and I'd lost my best friend... meeting Altair's son reminded me. There's a lot of life out there besides us. I won't give up on it.
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That isn't the same.
[but she can't articulate how it isn't; she can barely breathe at all through the enormous lump in her throat. in that moment she feels like a monster, ashamed to even exist, to have admitted anything at all. the only reason she looks at him at all is because she knows that her own shame will be mistaken for disapproval if she doesn't. but she can't speak, and even if she could there's nothing she can think of to say that isn't just poison directed at her own idiocy, so she just shakes her head again.]
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[ It's not what she means and he knows it, but it's the way he sees it. The world can't scream at them to stop drawing out the pain, that it hates them for trying to save it when it's past help... he's not going to assume that it would. ]
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she takes a deep breath, and lets it out with a nod.]
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Didn't work, huh?
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You aren't wrong. If we can save...everything, it's pure selfishness to not try. The price is what it is.
[and she's certainly paid before, and will pay again.]
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[ They both feel like jerks now. He shakes his head firmly, putting the mug down and settling both arms around her again. ]
I was being selfish bringing it up in the first place.
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[she's still not looking at him, though.]
I mean, I...it was the stupidest reason in the world, that I got up. If I'd given in, Christine would have been right about me, and I couldn't abide that. That's all. There wasn't anything noble about it, or anything to live for. I just didn't want her to be right.
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[ Connor hates Christine for that answer. His jaw works tensely for a moment before he buries fingers in her hair again, despite the fact that both their headaches are gone now. ]
I mean it was selfish talking about this at all. But when people lose the fight, they go home, and I don't--
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oh.
of course. she pulls him close, wrapping herself around him as much as she can.]
I'm not going to leave, Connor. The last place I want to go is home.
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[ And he's not terribly reassured by any of this, but now that he's spit it out he might as well cling back. ]
How do you feel about being duct taped together for the rest of the apocalypse? Sound good?
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[she strokes his hair and hums softly, as though considering the merits of duct tape.]
I think that would possibly make our respective jobs rather tricky.
[but she's smiling, just a little. it's there in her voice.]
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It definitely would, but I'd feel better. [ A tiny nuzzle into her hair and his voice drops even lower, barely a whisper. ] You can't leave.
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[she tilts her head to kiss his shoulder.]
I'm not going to leave you.
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You'd better not.
I haven't been home enough lately. How about we both take a day off, once the blockade is down?
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What should we do all day?
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I don't know, have we finished that list?
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