[ she's not too hard to find if you know her enough. and even if you don't, eventually, uruha would come across her by the koi pond over in the flower garden. she's in the dirt and she's looking at the fish, but she turns her head when she hears someone approach. ]
...Yves texted me the day they got back. So I know a little from what he told me. [ because dana and i are still threading and i just started threads with zetsu and flurry tonight. ] How's Marcoh?
[ ... normally she would easily continue the conversation and fill the void with her own topics, ask her own questions, but right now she's just... silent. a lot of it comes from knowing about thursday being a thing, some of it comes from not knowing what she should say, and some of it from losing two people she actually did like. ]
...I'd heard the last two ventures people disappeared to were retellings of people's memories. I didn't want that to be a pattern.
Third time's the charm, right? [ ... ] A family friend used to say that three was the strongest number. I didn't want it to be for something like this though. Knowing it was mine doesn't exactly help though, no. Considering what I think they must have gone through.
Glendower, yeah. [ ... ] ... the king had been dead for years. When we found his tomb, all there were were bones. I believe it was the same for them, too.
Honestly... that's most of it. A demon made them hurt each other? And the only way to stop it was to trade "willing life for unwilling life".
Apparently I was there, on the other side of the river to take them back, but I got lost at that part. I don't know much else about what happened, other than the usual effect of them remembering alternate lives.
That doesn't sound too surprising, if the rest of what's been said is accurate. [ and maybe it doesn't matter. they're all safe, they're on their way to healing... the demon's dead at home. but it feels a little rotten to know that it happened at all. ]
Someone had to die to stop the demon. That's how it worked back home, too.
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week 3, saturday
... hey. [ hi. how's it goin. ]
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About as well as any of us, I think. [ ... ] How are you? It's been a very busy week.
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Well, I think the Thursday group's effects have worn off now, so... that's a relief. [...] Speaking of which...
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... whatever you want to ask, go ahead.
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He did reopen his wounds [at the end of trial, trying to stop daigo], but that's his own fault.
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I take it if you aren't concerned about that, I shouldn't be either?
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[when marcoh is. marcoh.]
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[ ... normally she would easily continue the conversation and fill the void with her own topics, ask her own questions, but right now she's just... silent. a lot of it comes from knowing about thursday being a thing, some of it comes from not knowing what she should say, and some of it from losing two people she actually did like. ]
...I'd heard the last two ventures people disappeared to were retellings of people's memories. I didn't want that to be a pattern.
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Unfortunately, three times seems to cement that. [...] Gotta be pretty uncomfortable knowing it was yours this time, though.
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... for us, it was a demon that had been awakened. It wanted to unravel everything it could get its hands on, including Cabeswater itself.
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Why don't you tell me what all you've heard, and I can tell you if you should be expecting anything else.
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Honestly... that's most of it. A demon made them hurt each other? And the only way to stop it was to trade "willing life for unwilling life".
Apparently I was there, on the other side of the river to take them back, but I got lost at that part. I don't know much else about what happened, other than the usual effect of them remembering alternate lives.
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Someone had to die to stop the demon. That's how it worked back home, too.
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well, that fucking sucks to hear.]
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... and like those four, that someone came back. It's just that we were missing something else. Or someone else, I think. That's more accurate.
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