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...we came in?
[There's no doubt that those who wake up will vaguely remember a dream.
In that dream, at least for most people, there are two figures, informing them each that they had a Title. With that title came a power. More than that, they were being given rooms, as if they were meant to stay in the dark and gloomy place where their dreams placed them. The Strangers might have found this to be a ridiculous proposition. Unless they have been through this before, then were probably not surprised in the least.
All of this, of course, ended with a sense of inexplicable dread for everyone. Especially when they woke up to find themselves in long, thin, cramped rooms, with only candlelight to give them any illumination.
Yes. Unfortunately, that dream had not been a dream at all, much as you might have hoped. You are here, now, inside an old, decrepit house where you have been given what appears to be a permanent residency. While you apparently have a power to aid you, it's no comfort. You have no option to leave, you have no way to escape, and the rules hammered to your door doesn't help the creeping sense of doom pooling in your stomach.
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Now.
Where are those two figures that had greeted you to begin with?]
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[Emma, what is even the point of you hiding it anymore?
And... hm. That certainly was an attempt.]
It's all right. Fire can be difficult to master. [Local good witch is not judging.]
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You have experience with multiple elements? [He sounds a little surprised, but not as much as he would have been before meeting all those people from different worlds.]
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Before this, I could light candles and such... really, it's nothing impressive. B-but, you know, there's a big difference between lighting a candle and lighting, say, the entire table...
[baby Emma may have made Mistakes™]
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Heehee. All right, then. Let's see what we can do!
[Emma's not particularly competitive, so it should be a fairly nice, calm round of practice.]
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She does notice Franciscus glancing, occasionally, and while she's not competitive, she can't help herself. She'll summon a little sphere of water, no larger than a marble, and have it zip around him quickly before returning to her and splashing in a small puddle on the floor, all with a little smile.
"Just a couple of tricks." Emma, you're already showing off.]
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Ah...it seems experience is quite the advantage for you, here. [Though control is also more important for his power than hers, after all.]
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Heehee... maybe! But you're certainly getting the hang of this yourself!
That's quite a lovely use of it. I don't think I've ever thought to do that, myself.
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[Well. Other Hexen witches might, but sssh.]
That does sound like it could be useful, though... ugh. It's not as if I dislike this ability, but I can't help but think they robbed us of things that would actually be useful to us for these.
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[The ability to restrict the powers, anyway. It would make sense, though. If they already dragged them all here across worlds, who's to say where their power stops?
The last bit gets Emma to widen her eyes a little in surprise, though.]
What is it that you think they want from us?
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Emma, for her part, just looks rightfully horrified, her hands coming to cover her mouth.]
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I've...seen it happen before. Someone always falls for the motives, one way or another. Whether it's being convinced to act, or being lured into situations where accidents can happen... [Cartesio had literally zero self-defense murders but he's pretty sure those would count too.]
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[She doesn't really seem to expect Franciscus to answer, more mumbling to herself as she looks down. It's as if she's frantically trying to make sense of all of this in her own head, but... good luck with that, Emma.]
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