The Powers That Be (
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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(If he turns to squint, he'll see the woman who officiated his wedding, only younger, not an elf, and wearing a gold lamé suit with her hair in a pompadour.)
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Zaknafein approaches her, practically growling. "You wanted us together, did you not? Yet I was made to nearly kill her. How could you let that happen?!" He'd been trying to protect her!
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After a few moments she takes pity on him. "It's a dance," she explains. "I learned it while I was at Heartbeat Academy."
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"But no," she says. "Synodiporia's really what it's all about. We're playing for the World."
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That second comment though, gets more of his attention. "Which world?"
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"One word. Potential."
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