their surroundings shift. the architecture of the buildings surrounding the courtyard is sturdy and elegant. it's all encased by walls, with chrysanthemum flowers in the corners in the courtyard and in a garden a ways away. sturdy, clean.
her imagination - memory, really - fills the space with the housemanager, the housekeper, a maid, and... her mother.
jiuqing smiles. her vibes are fond but a little homesick.]
Once we're out of this... I assume there would be some pathway connecting the places we come from, even if it's by going through here. You could come for a visit. I'm sure my mother would love to have you over.
Just the fact that we're here at all. There was a way to get us here from our own worlds, so it's sort of... let's think of the Prism as a hallway. Your world must be like a room at one end of it, and mine must be like a room at the other end, mustn't it?
anyway, she looks around at their surroundings, which still look like the house she lives in with her mother, and feels a little pang of homesickness.]
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I hope your home will become that way again.
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[she reaches out to touch the panel again.
their surroundings shift. the architecture of the buildings surrounding the courtyard is sturdy and elegant. it's all encased by walls, with chrysanthemum flowers in the corners in the courtyard and in a garden a ways away. sturdy, clean.
her imagination - memory, really - fills the space with the housemanager, the housekeper, a maid, and... her mother.
jiuqing smiles. her vibes are fond but a little homesick.]
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...I like it. It's nice.
[calming, even.]
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[she smiles.]
Once we're out of this... I assume there would be some pathway connecting the places we come from, even if it's by going through here. You could come for a visit. I'm sure my mother would love to have you over.
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...Has anything indicated that to you? Our worlds don't work the same way the Prism does.
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...I imagine if the door opened when we came here, then it will close when we leave.
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I like you as well, but... That does not mean we can make impossible things happen.
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[either that, or she doesn't want to get her own hopes up for that reason.]
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[...]
If it is possible. I would prefer not to say goodbye to you.
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[which comes off blunt, but her emotions make it clear how unsure she is.]
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...that's alright. I'll hope for us both, then.
[she can deal with the disappointment, if it happens.]
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...I suppose I cannot stop you.
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Very well, then.
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anyway, she looks around at their surroundings, which still look like the house she lives in with her mother, and feels a little pang of homesickness.]
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I'm sure this will end soon enough.
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It will. ...I'm really not sure how I feel about this room. In a way it's nice, but...
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