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“Never in all these centuries,” she replies with a hint of sorrow in her voice. “But one has to try every time like it were the first time.” She stands up again, scanning the crowd. “Let us leave. I have seen all which I needed to, about this place, and about you.”
You follow her out of the door. The guardsman is sleeping against the door, a pair of glowing knives, seemingly made out of light, piercing his eyes. As Rosandra passes by, they dissolve, and as you throw him a gaze just as the two of you are about to turn a corner, you see him blink and stand up, holding his head.
Rosandra leads you down the winding, narrow roads, until she finally pulls off her covering rags and casually throws it into a channel, revealing her slender form, as always covered in bandages.
“Now, Argia Candente. Imagine my surprise when I saw you at that gathering. What brought you there, if I may so ask?”
You gulp, still trying to gather your bearings, the fragments of visions flying before you, slowly fading.
The mysterious call that led you there had disappeared. Was it a test, was this Rosandra’s doing, somehow?
Or something else?
You are more confused than ever. You draw a breath, glance up at the open sky, and for once your gaze is not captured by the large planetary ring, but by the stars above it.
Seemingly so quiet, and yet now their sight reminds you of their orbits, endlessly grinding, grinding, grinding — that thing stuck between this invisible and ruthless mill.
The vision you received by the Kiengiri words is already waning, like a half-remembered dream. Was it really behind the stars? Or something you imagined?
Questions rake against your throat, battling to come out, amidst the answers you have to provide to Rosandra.
>a word of warning: depending on what you choose, there is a chance Rosandra may want to know something more about Salicera, about Willow.
Tell the truth from the start. You felt the call, and answered. You have received visions before. How could you know this was different?
You’ll tell the truth, but you would rather point out how Ansàrra’s touch did not, once again, burn you or damage you in any way. Any chance her suspicions are changing?
You must ask her about that… thing… behind the stars. Before you forget about it…
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Think carefully about this, anon. And thanks for playing. Perhaps some questions are finally about to get an answer…
“Never in all these centuries,” she replies with a hint of sorrow in her voice. “But one has to try every time like it were the first time.” She stands up again, scanning the crowd. “Let us leave. I have seen all which I needed to, about this place, and about you.”
You follow her out of the door. The guardsman is sleeping against the door, a pair of glowing knives, seemingly made out of light, piercing his eyes. As Rosandra passes by, they dissolve, and as you throw him a gaze just as the two of you are about to turn a corner, you see him blink and stand up, holding his head.
Rosandra leads you down the winding, narrow roads, until she finally pulls off her covering rags and casually throws it into a channel, revealing her slender form, as always covered in bandages.
“Now, Argia Candente. Imagine my surprise when I saw you at that gathering. What brought you there, if I may so ask?”
You gulp, still trying to gather your bearings, the fragments of visions flying before you, slowly fading.
The mysterious call that led you there had disappeared. Was it a test, was this Rosandra’s doing, somehow?
Or something else?
You are more confused than ever. You draw a breath, glance up at the open sky, and for once your gaze is not captured by the large planetary ring, but by the stars above it.
Seemingly so quiet, and yet now their sight reminds you of their orbits, endlessly grinding, grinding, grinding — that thing stuck between this invisible and ruthless mill.
The vision you received by the Kiengiri words is already waning, like a half-remembered dream. Was it really behind the stars? Or something you imagined?
Questions rake against your throat, battling to come out, amidst the answers you have to provide to Rosandra.
>a word of warning: depending on what you choose, there is a chance Rosandra may want to know something more about Salicera, about Willow.
Tell the truth from the start. You felt the call, and answered. You have received visions before. How could you know this was different?
You’ll tell the truth, but you would rather point out how Ansàrra’s touch did not, once again, burn you or damage you in any way. Any chance her suspicions are changing?
You must ask her about that… thing… behind the stars. Before you forget about it…
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Think carefully about this, anon. And thanks for playing. Perhaps some questions are finally about to get an answer…
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