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multiversallogs2011-08-06 07:29 pm
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Requiem unite!
Who: Brie, Mina, Anna and Jones
What: Meeting up with Brie, as she apparently wants to see everyone from her world
Where: The Valhalla Inn, Brie's room
When: Just after nightfall (though Jones can feel free to come beforehand)
Warnings: None
Brie watched as the sun went down over the horizon. She thought about Luke -- she could still feel the strong grip of his hands as she was being pulling away.
Everything had happened so suddenly. Despite what Anna has told her, Brie is still convinced that the Fae are at work in this world. They clearly proved themselves of teleporting an entire city and its residents to a world that shouldn't exist. What's to say they couldn't teleport all of Chicago's residents to random worlds?
Brie didn't know why she had asked to see Anna and Jones so immediately, but if there were going to be familiar faces in this place, she wants to stick together. There's always strength in numbers, and unless they actively refused, Brie would want Anna and Jones on her side.
Sitting down on her bed, she waited for her guests to arrive.
What: Meeting up with Brie, as she apparently wants to see everyone from her world
Where: The Valhalla Inn, Brie's room
When: Just after nightfall (though Jones can feel free to come beforehand)
Warnings: None
Brie watched as the sun went down over the horizon. She thought about Luke -- she could still feel the strong grip of his hands as she was being pulling away.
Everything had happened so suddenly. Despite what Anna has told her, Brie is still convinced that the Fae are at work in this world. They clearly proved themselves of teleporting an entire city and its residents to a world that shouldn't exist. What's to say they couldn't teleport all of Chicago's residents to random worlds?
Brie didn't know why she had asked to see Anna and Jones so immediately, but if there were going to be familiar faces in this place, she wants to stick together. There's always strength in numbers, and unless they actively refused, Brie would want Anna and Jones on her side.
Sitting down on her bed, she waited for her guests to arrive.
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Brie had understood she was hungry, she had even understood that eating food satisfies hunger, but she didn't make the connection that eating would make her stomach stop growling. But now, seeing the apple in her hands, she thought to herself: of course it would.
The last time she had eaten anything, she remembered how distinctly disturbing it was throwing it up. It has been so long she couldn't remember what food tasted like before that. Courage mustered, she took a delicious, crunchy bite of the apple. Before she even had the chance to swallow it, she asked, "There are meals at the Inn? I should probably figure these things out. I still sleep during the day, but I make sure I woke up so I could see this." Brie brushed aside the curtain on her window. The sunset was beautiful.
"I wish Mina could see this."
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"They do meals, yes," she adds, after a moment. "At least breakfast and dinner, I wasn't usually in for lunch when I was living here. I've moved out to this part of the city they call Flyside over," she points, "thataway." She considers this for a moment. "God, I'm settling in here. Then again, you do what you must, I guess."