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onepassingnight2011-12-20 09:42 pm
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- 006 || eternity stares back.
Is it dark? Are you still awake? Where are you? Is this a dream?
All of these thoughts and more would flutter through your mind, caught on the thin wire between consciousness, and being trapped within the confines of your own imagination. In time, it slowly dissapates, burning away as the universe reveals itself. You might find yourself standing on a tall, icly pillar, gazing at the stars that seem forever locked in twilight. Or perhaps you're deeper, nearly drowning in a pool of water that seems to have an almost green tinge, wouldn't you agree? and just barely managing to float to the surface. Planets are out of line, the clouds are tricoloured and thick, but no matter what.
The stars remain.
This land is open, free. Shattered. There are absolutely no restrictions here, and the asteroids have already grasped the concept. They shift and crumble before you, just before drifting into the great abyss. You might see those you know, wandering the stars - some with a confused stagger, and others with defined purpose.
Look down.
One of the asteroids is misshapen.
And there is the faint outline of a man resting upon it, sitting as if in meditation.
The will of this world guides you towards it.
All of these thoughts and more would flutter through your mind, caught on the thin wire between consciousness, and being trapped within the confines of your own imagination. In time, it slowly dissapates, burning away as the universe reveals itself. You might find yourself standing on a tall, icly pillar, gazing at the stars that seem forever locked in twilight. Or perhaps you're deeper, nearly drowning in a pool of water that seems to have an almost green tinge, wouldn't you agree? and just barely managing to float to the surface. Planets are out of line, the clouds are tricoloured and thick, but no matter what.
The stars remain.
This land is open, free. Shattered. There are absolutely no restrictions here, and the asteroids have already grasped the concept. They shift and crumble before you, just before drifting into the great abyss. You might see those you know, wandering the stars - some with a confused stagger, and others with defined purpose.
Look down.
One of the asteroids is misshapen.
And there is the faint outline of a man resting upon it, sitting as if in meditation.
The will of this world guides you towards it.
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[Facetious in return for facetious, you better believe it. But a closer look would show a certain tension in her shoulders, a small twitch as she keeps herself from clenching her hand into a fist in the sudden shock of seeing the first Zack fall.]
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[And to further prove his point, the second body is gone as soon as it was there, without any trace that there had been something there at all.]
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[Arrogance and superiority aside, she will never enter this place. Her existence is not even remotely like a human's - and even if the galaxy cauldron is similar, its workings also differ greatly.
And she has no intention of returning there until she's finished, either. It may be thousands of years.]
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[To be reborn and lose all memory of his previous life, or to immerse with the Planet and learn so much more, to make it stronger. His own will determined what would happen, in his future.]
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She will still be an immortal senshi. Existences don't change that easily.]
So what will you do? when you're reborn.
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[Such is the cycle of the Planet.
But again, if it happened... it happened. For right now, he had to ensure his friends had a happy life first before he moved on himself. And that meant helping Cloud over his illness.]
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You regret your involvement with them?
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But then again, it was my choice to begin with, so I've gotta accept the consequences.
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[It's hard to see the connection, at first, from outside; but she's listening, at least.]
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[Because there's a chair forming behind you, foreign to the matter the asteroid consists of and looking as though it should never belong there. But he invites you to sit down, because it's one heck of a tale.]
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