Dairine Regan Callahan (
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Darkness Overspreading
Who: Dairine, you… and an uninvited guest
What: Nightmare sharing
When: Throughout the Nightmare Plot
Where: Dairine’s dreamscape
Rating: Umm… Teen for now. Might change it later.
What: Nightmare sharing
When: Throughout the Nightmare Plot
Where: Dairine’s dreamscape
Rating: Umm… Teen for now. Might change it later.
Three true things await discovery,
Darkness overspreading,
A commorancy underground:
And the Moon is no dream—
Those who enter Dairine’s dream will find themselves on the dark side of the moon. Of course, unless they are well-versed in lunar surfaces, it’ll just look like grey, rocky terrain. Surprisingly, you can breathe just fine despite not having any protective suits. The air is chilly, but not the freezing cold that was normal in outer space.
Above you is a night sky unaltered by smog or atmosphere, the deep velvety darkness of space. Beautiful, isn’t it? However, those that look closely will begin to notice a patch of sky far darker than the rest. As you continue to watch, the darkness will spread out, blocking out stars and galaxies. Before long, whole sections of space appear to be swallowed up by a void of nothingness. Yet make no mistake, this darkness is not nothing. It stirs and heaves as if it were a living thing… or a bunch of little ones, like a giant mass of insects.
That darkness is alive. And somehow, you know it's not friendly.
((Sections: Dark Matter Aliens The Lone Power Other
Her dreams start out fairly tame, but then again so many nightmares do. Don't worry. Things will pick up soon enough.))
Darkness overspreading,
A commorancy underground:
And the Moon is no dream—
Those who enter Dairine’s dream will find themselves on the dark side of the moon. Of course, unless they are well-versed in lunar surfaces, it’ll just look like grey, rocky terrain. Surprisingly, you can breathe just fine despite not having any protective suits. The air is chilly, but not the freezing cold that was normal in outer space.
Above you is a night sky unaltered by smog or atmosphere, the deep velvety darkness of space. Beautiful, isn’t it? However, those that look closely will begin to notice a patch of sky far darker than the rest. As you continue to watch, the darkness will spread out, blocking out stars and galaxies. Before long, whole sections of space appear to be swallowed up by a void of nothingness. Yet make no mistake, this darkness is not nothing. It stirs and heaves as if it were a living thing… or a bunch of little ones, like a giant mass of insects.
That darkness is alive. And somehow, you know it's not friendly.
((Sections: Dark Matter Aliens The Lone Power Other
Her dreams start out fairly tame, but then again so many nightmares do. Don't worry. Things will pick up soon enough.))
Reaching the Door
A white glow can be seen off on the horizon. As you approach, you find the source: a worldgate suspended in the air, a portal made of pure light. What might lie beyond it? Dare you go through?]
((If you don’t like the given options and/or want a custom response, just reply to this directly.))
Alien Attack at the Crossings
One of the personnel shoos you off the landing platform before another traveler suddenly appears where you were standing. Moving away from the platform gives you a better view of your location. The room is HUGE. (Or at least you think it’s one room… kind of hard to tell when it’s the size of a small state.) It is also filled with life-forms of every shape and size. You might even spot some alien species that you know. The Crossings is a popular spot after all.
As strange as the place may seem, it's certainly not unpleasant. Shall you explore?]
Re: Alien Attack at the Crossings
And found herself in a ...a train station? But a train station filled with the strangest people she'd ever seen. This was body sculpting gone to the grotesque.
Still ... it didn't seem dangerous. Maybe she could finally find a damned weapon. So she started to walk through the crowds, looking for something to use, trying not to stare all around her with slack-jawed wonder.]
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There seem to be a line of shops off to one side. It's a fair distance away, but you could probably walk it. Maybe they sell weapons there?]
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[She started with a speedy walk over to them, cutting through the crowd as quickly as she could.]
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The shops include all the types you'd expect to find in a terminal and then some. Clothing stores, restaurants, tech shops, souvenirs, odds and ends (with more odds than ends)... the works. Nothing that really screams "weaponry," but feel free to look around. You never know what you might find.]
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[Swords. Bows. She'd be happy with a pocket knife if it meant she wouldn't be forced to fight hand to hand.]
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On one of the back shelves is something that looks like a cross between a glue-gun and an egg beater. That... might be a weapon of sorts, right? You could try asking about it.
Or maybe you'd have better luck in a kitchen-ware store.]
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This is so late ahhhh D':
Re: This is so late ahhhh D':
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...this is definitely something different. A barrier? The..."people" don't appear to be hostile. Her guard remains up, but she considers the possibility that she may have arrived at a different world where such appearances are commonplace.
She notes how the staff member looks like, and goes off to find another for directions (or an explanation, an explanation would be good)]
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Or you could try the giant silvery-blue centipede typing behind the central desk. It-- he… looks official.]
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Uh, 'scuse me.
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The centipede looks up from what it was doing with several stalky eyes. It stares at her for a good long moment before speaking in a skritchy irritated voice.]
Yes?
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okay]
I came from over there. [pointing in the platform's direction (which would work better if it weren't blocked by other travellers milling about)] Where is this place, and how do I get out?
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Oh, you're one of those. [He says crossly, muttering something about non-typical transits clogging up the works. But his grumpy mood won't stop him from answering a customer's questions.] This is the Crossings Hypergate Facility. Do you have your departure data?
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The Lone Power
Well now, look who we have here. I wasn’t expecting visitors.
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[His deep voice is warm and pleasant, as though he were talking to an old friend. It gives him an almost irresistible charm -- you might feel as though you could trust him with anything. Uh huh. Absolutely nothing to be suspicious about this.]
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And yet you seem to know of me already.
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There's a reason for that.The man chuckles lightly.]Indeed I do. Galadriel, the "Lady of Light." You have quite a reputation if I do say so myself.
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I'm sorry, but have we met?
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Not officially. But I'm sure we will soon enough. [They always meet him eventually. Well... not all of them. Some get lucky, but those are rare cases. Not worth his effort.]
[The man look quite friendly despite being a stranger, giving Steve a charming smile. But something does seem slightly off.]
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Wow I am so late, adglsthksgl
it's all good!
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