Outer Divide NPCs (
outer_npcs) wrote in
outer_divide2013-09-06 12:29 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Audio
[It's a little after midnight on Tuesday night when a voice - familiar to some, though not heard since the timelines had splintered - whispers across the network, sounding immeasurably sad.]
Eyes shut, eyes open.
He sees you.
Eyes shut, eyes open.
He sees you.
Audio
Audio
Re: Audio
Audio
Re: Audio
What does he see that other people don't?
no subject
no subject
[That's not so different]
With really bad manners?
no subject
no subject
But I got the bad manners right?
no subject
[It's a bit disapproving, a bit warning.]
[Video | Encrypted still, since Tony never turned that off]
[The expression on her face is surprised and immeasurably relieved. Even though the Oracle can't see it. Her voice is both, as well.]
You are alive! I looked for you! Where are you? How long have you been back?
[The warning is not precisely disregarded, since the "he" she's talking about could be... a particular "he"... but it's coming second to her own questions at the moment.]
((ETA: in case the Oracle can tell, Haruka is hurt, she got hurt in the ambush that I'm tagging into next...))
[Audio]
[There is a brief pause.]
Your concern should be for yourself. You are not yet safe.
[Video]
Hai... I know. I found Roland, and there is something wrong. Is he the "he" you mean?
no subject
Names? Names are irrelevant. They change with the season.
no subject
... that man from the future, who was on the ship with us when we all were trying to kill each other. When you, ah. Died. Is he a danger?
no subject
[The old woman sounds puzzled. To one such as her, there's little difference between the future, the present, and the past.]
He loathes Salvation. Too much lost. We should all lose with him.
[Whether she means Roland or some other, nebulous "he" is open to interpretation.]
no subject
That might explain why he is connected with the end of things, somehow. And why he looked so angry for that brief moment, at me.
no subject
no subject
Ah. I meant. The end of time. When the guardian of time had... died. Do you remember what you said to me then?
no subject
no subject
[Haruka has never been all that patient, and she kind of hurts right now. So she huffs and gives up. For now.]
Never mind. You are all right. And I'm not in that city anymore, right now. We are on our way home.
[voice]
Who is this? What do you want?
[voice]
[This appears to be the answer to both questions - or at least, there's no more forthcoming, at least without prompting.]
[voice]
And who would be 'she'?
[voice]
[There's certainty in the woman's voice. This is not merely a nebulous concept.]
[voice]
[voice]
[voice]
Why is he watching?
[voice]
[voice]
[voice]
[voice]
[voice]
[There's mild disapproval there. Young people.]
Speak to the boys from the stars, or the wasteland girl. They glimpsed her true shape oh, so long ago.
[voice]
And there are a lot of people around here who those descriptions could apply to.