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lostcarnival2018-05-30 04:18 pm
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⇨ THE EPILOGUE
Who: Everyone!
When: Day 61
Where: The Carnival
What: After all the rescues team return, it will be matter of tending to the wounded and getting the hell out of dodge. The Ringmaster can handle the fleeing part, but someone will need to look after those in the medical tent. Or, maybe, you just want to show up and ask what the hell happened.
Warnings: Some messed up consequences of faerie fuckery.
When: Day 61
Where: The Carnival
What: After all the rescues team return, it will be matter of tending to the wounded and getting the hell out of dodge. The Ringmaster can handle the fleeing part, but someone will need to look after those in the medical tent. Or, maybe, you just want to show up and ask what the hell happened.
Warnings: Some messed up consequences of faerie fuckery.
IN REPAIR↴![]() As the minutes tick past, all four rescue groups will eventually return. Everyone in the carnival is encouraged to help out, ensuring that the rescues and victims both are taken care of after the fact. You can tag in here as rescuers taking care of business around the carnival, victims recovering, or other workers checking in to see what's going on. This log is for general aftermath threads, made by anyone. |


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"Me too," she says, her expression softening. Maybe he does understand. It's nice that someone does.
"...I regret some of it," she admits after a lengthy pause. "I'm not sorry he suffered. But I wish I did it differently." It might sound weird, after doubling down over the radio last night, but she feels like Yuya will listen without making her regret showing weakness in front of him.
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Rita's one of those who's been hurt the worst by the Fae. Absently he reaches to rub the shoulder that carries his wounds from the hunt before he crosses his arms on the table. "You mean the, uh, mind control?"
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"When I defeated Ignatius... there was a minute, or a few seconds, where he just... I don't know..." She trails off, furrowing her brow, clearly bothered by something. "He tried to talk to me about Portland. He sounded weak and lost, like a person... not like how they usually are." They being fae, of course.
"Later, I used that weakness against him. I don't feel sorry for him or anything, but... it felt dirty."
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"... How much do you remember about Portland?"
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“Just about everything from that last month there. For everything before then...” She gives a small shrug. “Bits and pieces. Why?”
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"What'd he say to you?"
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It’s something Rita sometimes wondered herself... That little girl she remembers being... who was she? Rita? Someone else? Nobody?
“If it was any other fae, I’d think it was a trick,” she continues, a wry look on her face. “But with him... I don’t know.”
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Across the table, it's hard to reach, so Yuya settles for sliding his hand across it in a silent offer of comfort. "Do you want to know?"
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"...It's not like mortals and fae could ever understand each other, anyway," she adds in a mutter.
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"What about you? Are you okay?" Besides the moral quandary of torture.
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"...You went to help Steven, right?" she asks after a moment. "How did that go?" She'll go ahead and guess it didn't end as controversially as her expedition.
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Well, Yuya's shoulder was pulled out of place but that wasn't actually the Fae's fault. "He's recovering at the med tent right now."
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"We can't let this happen again," she mutters after a pause. Steven's suffered enough. A lot of them have.
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He looks back at her, trying to meet her face with determination. "It can't go on like this forever. We have to be able to change something."
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"Yesterday... we beat a High Fae and made him feel what it's like to be a helpless mortal. I don't know if that'll help us, or if it's just going to make things worse for everyone in the long run." Realistically, it might do both. "But I didn't want to just run away and hide, like we always do. Just for once, I wanted something different to happen."
She feels herself getting worked up, so she sinks back in her seat a little and glances away. "Anyway... thanks, I guess. For hearing me out."
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He draws his hands back, lightly gripping the edge of the table. "And thanks for telling me everything."