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❦ 01
[though it very much seems otherwise, he knows that it can't actually be a dream because of how immediately and distinctly not right he feels upon finding himself in this decadent little room. Doing his best to remain calm, he pokes around, finding an exceedingly strange book with his name on it, peeking through drawers and listening for sounds. Eventually, his search leads him out into hall of faceless doorways, down some stairs, and into a sprawling lobby. Just wandering, hypersensitive and quiet, until he hopefully walks into something that makes some sense. Just stay calm...
He finally stops when he reaches a window, staring--a little shellshocked--at nothing but fog. ...And there he stays for some time, silent in deeply unsettled thought.
Finally, he suddenly remembers the book in his hands. It gives him something to fiddle with, fidgeting with the little clockwork gears until something finally clicks into place and the thing falls suddenly open]
...That seems a bit much.
[and the book helpfully jots down his words for him]
--Oh.
[there is no way this could be a good sign]
He finally stops when he reaches a window, staring--a little shellshocked--at nothing but fog. ...And there he stays for some time, silent in deeply unsettled thought.
Finally, he suddenly remembers the book in his hands. It gives him something to fiddle with, fidgeting with the little clockwork gears until something finally clicks into place and the thing falls suddenly open]
...That seems a bit much.
[and the book helpfully jots down his words for him]
--Oh.
[there is no way this could be a good sign]
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[Somebody sound oddly cheerful.]
Welcome to, er, I actually don't know yet. But it's a good place. Many people have been taken here like you and me.
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Is he... supposed to answer it? Hesitating, with the journal kind of held away--]
Um... what?
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But yes, welcome! What's your name?
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[hold up just a sec, go back]
You're using this journal to communicate? So, you're not... [a talking book]
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[blinking back at you, friend. Standing there at the window, journal in hand, he' looking at you as if he's not quite sure if you're real or not]
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Greeting!
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...Is that what that's supposed to be?
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He just watches for a moment, trying to make a quick judgement on what sort of person he's looking at. ...Real or imaginary would be the first thing that he would like to figure out]
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Are you lost?
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You could say that, yes.
Would you be so kind as to tell me where I am?
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When this guy shows up in the lobby she's going to stop and watch him cautiously.]
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And then he stops, canting his head to the side a little]
Hello there.
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Staaaaaaaaaaaaare.]
......
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[Cautiously. These new books are a little alarming :(]
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...Yes?
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[awkwardawkwardawkward]
I didn't meant to bother you. I'm just still getting used to everything. Were you at the castle before?
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[the second part makes him pause, confused, however]
Castle? I haven't visited any castle in years.
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They say the book is enchanted.
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Enchanted, hmm? Pity, I was taught never to trust anything enchanted.
[and then he glances over, eyeing her quietly. Not fully engaged, as if he's not quite sure she's even really there]
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It has my name on it. That seems significant, doesn't it?
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