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voidtreckernet2021-05-07 05:04 pm
wisdominshadows) wrote in voidtreckernet2021-05-07 05:04 pm
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An idle question: is there anyone on the train who receives visions of our missions and comes from a world with advanced technology?
I am curious whether that perspective would lend itself to a better idea of what we will be facing. I could see computers, row upon row of them... but if that vision had more information to give, I cannot interpret it.
[A pause, then continuing]
One other matter: I saw a memory of a garden gone for years, just at the end. Not a place someone from another world would know. On our last mission, many of us found ourselves trapped in image and memory.
...I think something of the sort might happen again.
I am curious whether that perspective would lend itself to a better idea of what we will be facing. I could see computers, row upon row of them... but if that vision had more information to give, I cannot interpret it.
[A pause, then continuing]
One other matter: I saw a memory of a garden gone for years, just at the end. Not a place someone from another world would know. On our last mission, many of us found ourselves trapped in image and memory.
...I think something of the sort might happen again.
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[Dair had yet to receive any visions of missions, even with her wizardry. Then again, such visions were rare back home, her guidance showing up more often as a feeling, an instinct. Nita, on the other hand, was more prone to the gift of prophecy.]
And here I thought I had avoided the illusory nonsense.
Thanks for the heads up.
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[Dairine might be the luckier one on that front. Visions are good at providing just enough information to either frustrate or make you trip over your own attempts to prevent things.]
It's no trouble. I just wish I had happier news.
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[Said in a half joking tone. Dair trusts the Voidtrecker slightly more than Cair Paradisa, but the nonsense is still plenty.]
Happy news is hard to come by right before a mission. Other than the promise of stretching our legs a bit.
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[They will all get through their myriad kidnappings though sheer quantity of denial and bad jokes about terrible circumstances.]
I don't know what serious help this will provide, but I suppose the warning is appreciated.
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[Joking makes the harder parts of errantry much more bearable.]
It give us heads up not to trust everything we see. That's help enough.
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[Where are the giant scythes and gaps over a void if you fail to make the leap? The Sheikah would be horrified.]
We'll see. [Sighing] If this is going to become a common problem, I think we may need to take that into account.
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[Dairine prefers to do her exercise solo. More freedom, fewer people who might beat her at a sport and kill her interest in it.]
[She sighs.]
I suppose if it's like that, we could share 'mental grounding 101' tips with the rest of the class. It might not help every time if whatever influence we run into is strong, but it couldn't hurt.
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[Too many people for her comfort, really, but it was useful to have an idea of what the others aboard could do.]
Some training in the mental disciplines might be useful. I imagine we'd have plenty of different ones to choose from aboard the train, as well.
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[Watching would give her a better idea of what her fellow team members were capable of. Which, outside of competition, is good to know.]
[Then again, Dair might get dragged into the challenge if she does. Ah well.]
Yeah, with all the different abilities we have around, I imagine we've got a good number of methods to share. Not all of which require powers.
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