Nara'a Sunvara (
aetherweaver) wrote in
unfinishednetwork2025-12-12 08:13 pm
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[There's a vaguely British-sounding voice emitting from the journals, and those who recognize Nara'a will note it's not his usual calm tone.]
Would anyone, anyone like to explain what in the hells just happened? 'Oh, the town or the spaceship or the book closing sound?' All of it.
[He takes a breath, lets it out.]
Right. Everyone back here? All appendages accounted for?
Would anyone, anyone like to explain what in the hells just happened? 'Oh, the town or the spaceship or the book closing sound?' All of it.
[He takes a breath, lets it out.]
Right. Everyone back here? All appendages accounted for?

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Was yours...good?
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[That's fair. That's a good term.]
I mean... it was... awkward? Some of the conversations that I had were... uncomfortable.
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Me, as well. I met my brother. [It did not go well!] Only, of course, we did not know each other.
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Could you, unchanged, recognize others? Because I could not. I was wholly, to my mind...the...xenos. [zero out of ten would NOT recommend.]
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If I were unchanged, not being forced into a hyur form... I might be able to tell by scent, depending on who they were.
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But I did what I could with the resources available I suppose.
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Or maybe some were there as witnesses. Did anyone debrief you?
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believe it or not this is a sane theory in canon
it's Warhammer, I believe it.
Perhaps that's naive of me, but the last time I was pulled to another world without my consent it was because someone needed help.
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I see... I have heard that being an emperor is... difficult. Unfortunately the emperors I know have all been... relatively corrupt.
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Some of us are given gifts that can help others. Only someone heartless would turn away from using them - and even then, I’ve seen the heartless reverse course.
[Not always entirely, but…]
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