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powersthatbe) wrote2016-11-18 11:42 am
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Conversation Space II.
As Thorne shared with the network, Travelers who vanish find themselves alone in a small room. But it doesn’t look quite as described last time. Paper lanterns hang in the corners, and a lemniscate of live, spicily scented blue roses traces a figure eight on the floor. A little marble plinth sits beside the looping roses, with a champagne flute balanced on it, pink, fizzy liquid quietly effervescing within. In place of the throne that was there before, each half of the loop holds a brown leather sphere - a yoga meditation-ball chair. They’re a little tricky to balance on.
The walls, floors, and ceiling are tiled, a prismatic fade from one color to another, each tile unique, just slightly different in hue than those around it, each colored line giving a sense that it belongs to a bigger pattern, but never revealing enough to allow anyone certainty about what that pattern might be. It is only a glimpse of a larger world… in this small, quiet space.
The walls, floors, and ceiling are tiled, a prismatic fade from one color to another, each tile unique, just slightly different in hue than those around it, each colored line giving a sense that it belongs to a bigger pattern, but never revealing enough to allow anyone certainty about what that pattern might be. It is only a glimpse of a larger world… in this small, quiet space.
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Eren certainly wasn't expecting Chariot to be willing to work with the Travelers so readily, either. The horseperson sure is full of surprises. "Yeah. There's a lot of good things about Liminal Space, but we're not free. A comfortable cage is still a cage. Right now we're not allowed to choose our fates, we're just being helplessly carried along with your damn game, never knowing when our friends will vanish or when we'll stop being ourselves for weeks! There's a lot of Travelers that resent that lack of control over their lives. I'm one of them."
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