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applesaucedream2013-05-02 04:23 am
[open to all] Room full of people in your head
The rift has gotten bored, and has decided it's time to bring people together for another dream party.
This time, when you find yourself within the dream, you'll be somewhere familiar. Perhaps somewhere you feel safe or at home, some place you miss, or were particularly happy at some point in your life. It might not be the same place every time you come back here, though.
There will also be a door where there didn't use to be one, even if there's no wall to surround it. If you go through this door, you will find yourself in endless simple corridor, lined with unmarked doors. And if you go through them, you'll pay a visit to someone else's room.
[There will monthly Dreaming party post like this. Same procedure as last time. Non-members welcome to tag in!]
This time, when you find yourself within the dream, you'll be somewhere familiar. Perhaps somewhere you feel safe or at home, some place you miss, or were particularly happy at some point in your life. It might not be the same place every time you come back here, though.
There will also be a door where there didn't use to be one, even if there's no wall to surround it. If you go through this door, you will find yourself in endless simple corridor, lined with unmarked doors. And if you go through them, you'll pay a visit to someone else's room.
[There will monthly Dreaming party post like this. Same procedure as last time. Non-members welcome to tag in!]

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"Where I'm from, you're safe at home and grown."
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She's also not sure how to feel about the implication that she gets home and then never talks about New York again. Maybe no one's mentioned it to Aly, or she just forgot about it because she was so young - will be so young? Odd's bobs, this is more the TARDIS's or the Doctor's (or Andrew's) bag than hers.
"Well, I s'pose it's good that I'm home where you're from," she says bracingly. "I'd not like to be stuck in New York forever."
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"This is even stranger than what's normal for our family." And that is saying a great, great deal.
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After all, her patron god is a trickster.
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"How are things at home? Is everyone all right?"
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"Oh, things are well. You're the famous Wild Mage and Mother is still harrying about and killing spidrens left and right. And I...have been traveling."
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Her stomach drops at the word 'famous' - the last noteworthy thing she'd done was raze the Carthaki palace, and the last thing she wants is to be known for that - but then she remembers that she's older where (when?) Aly's come from. Surely folk aren't still talking about it over a decade later.
Or are they? Snowsdale gossips were always happy enough to harp on about Sarra's bastard long after her birth, after all.
"Not for Carthak, I hope," she says, brow furrowed. Eager to change the subject, she asks, "Traveling? Where to?"
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She gives the declaration a perfectly timed beat before raising a hand. "No, I'm afraid not. Kyprioth sent me to the Copper Isles to employ my skills."
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"Skills?" Daine wonders which of her parents Aly takes after in that regard. The broken nose suggests she's been in a tussle, but she has her father's bearing - and if she was a squire, she'd be running errands for her knight master, not a god. "Have you gone into spywork?"
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"I did mean to tell her goodbye."
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Still, she can't quite dismiss the rather maternal fondness she has for her niece, or the worry that comes with it. "Be extra careful," she advises, aware that she's mother-henning a bit but unable to stop herself. "Especially if the gods are taking an interest."
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