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Oh, not always. Surely, I must have told you before that one day you'll be needing to look up for me.
Oh, not always. Surely, I must have told you before that one day you'll be needing to look up for me.
Have I not? Well, essentially, yes. Elezen such as myself must deal with delayed growths, but they do happen.
"Not my"— [ aight hold up ] Come now, Bradley, I remember you quite well. Even if our time had been cut short before, yes.
[ He is too old for headpats!! But he doesn't swat him away, at least. ]
Miss... "Navigator"?
Miss... "Navigator"?
Ah, right...
I had wondered. We spoke, but she had mentioned being within "the graveyard"... which I can only surmise means she had her life taken from her, wherever she may have come from. But... I suppose this is not entirely strange. Others I do not recognize also know my name.
I had wondered. We spoke, but she had mentioned being within "the graveyard"... which I can only surmise means she had her life taken from her, wherever she may have come from. But... I suppose this is not entirely strange. Others I do not recognize also know my name.
Enough that I am beginning to doubt mine own memory.
... 'Tis a disturbing thought, I confess, but perhaps you speak true that they may not even be my own personal experiences.
Indeed, indeed. I suppose we all know by now that life is stranger than we could ever imagine...
But I shan't burden you with these thoughts; 'tis mine and mine alone to sort through. For the now, how have you been, Bradley? It has been an age since last we spoke.
But I shan't burden you with these thoughts; 'tis mine and mine alone to sort through. For the now, how have you been, Bradley? It has been an age since last we spoke.
The—moon? 'Twould seem I have missed quite the story.
By the moon itself? Or... those who resided on it?
... Well! That is—surprising, but I am glad to hear you were able to put an end to it and begin the road to recovery.
Only in a sense. It was more like what was within the moon that gave issue, in both cases.
Well... The first time, it turned out what we thought was a lesser moon was not, in fact, ever a moon at all. It was built as a prison for an ancient primal, long long ago, that had eventually been released from its cage.
The other moon was, at our world's creation, devised to be yet another prison, for yet another primal.
The other moon was, at our world's creation, devised to be yet another prison, for yet another primal.
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