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It has been some time since she last dreamed. Often her sleep has been restful and quiet, since the incident with the Abyss of Time and her nightmares. Sometimes she will dream of that adventure, or that she's with him again, just sitting together in comfortable quiet. Sometimes he speaks, but she usually doesn't remember by the time she wakes.
She's dreaming when she arrives at the castle, of a time way back in that springtime, in the dorm. A time that both happened and did not happen. The logic of it fades in and out, but she feels curious and content. Her favorite feelings. He is there, and all their friends. Even Ryoji is there, and as always she finds herself ambivalent about his presence, but he mostly fades into the overall backdrop of the dream. They are safe. There are no threats.
The sense of calm curiosity stays with her as she awakens, even in the unfamiliar setting. She knows she is no longer dreaming, having a very strong sense of the two different states, but for a moment she does idly wonder. This place looks like something she would have dreamed up.
Shadows have not been a problem lately, or she would suspect those sorts of shenanigans. She senses no danger, either, for now, though she does sense the presence of other life. That is good. She wonders if she was transported somewhere in her sleep, but Mitsuru had guaranteed her that the Kirijo Group would not interfere with her life, that she was free to act as a person and no longer property of her creators. Besides, what use would they have for her now anyway?
This setting seems unlikely to be somewhere for testing, with the slightly wild gardens and the high arches. Without any better idea, she follows the winding path toward a bubbling fountain, and beyond that toward a glass hill. Now that is fascinating. Her face utterly lights up with curious wonder as she approaches it, the light from it reflecting off of her eyes in dancing prism patterns.
She doesn't expect to have company, so she doesn't speak with any intention of conversation, but simply out of the desire to express, "What an incredible construction."
She's dreaming when she arrives at the castle, of a time way back in that springtime, in the dorm. A time that both happened and did not happen. The logic of it fades in and out, but she feels curious and content. Her favorite feelings. He is there, and all their friends. Even Ryoji is there, and as always she finds herself ambivalent about his presence, but he mostly fades into the overall backdrop of the dream. They are safe. There are no threats.
The sense of calm curiosity stays with her as she awakens, even in the unfamiliar setting. She knows she is no longer dreaming, having a very strong sense of the two different states, but for a moment she does idly wonder. This place looks like something she would have dreamed up.
Shadows have not been a problem lately, or she would suspect those sorts of shenanigans. She senses no danger, either, for now, though she does sense the presence of other life. That is good. She wonders if she was transported somewhere in her sleep, but Mitsuru had guaranteed her that the Kirijo Group would not interfere with her life, that she was free to act as a person and no longer property of her creators. Besides, what use would they have for her now anyway?
This setting seems unlikely to be somewhere for testing, with the slightly wild gardens and the high arches. Without any better idea, she follows the winding path toward a bubbling fountain, and beyond that toward a glass hill. Now that is fascinating. Her face utterly lights up with curious wonder as she approaches it, the light from it reflecting off of her eyes in dancing prism patterns.
She doesn't expect to have company, so she doesn't speak with any intention of conversation, but simply out of the desire to express, "What an incredible construction."