First Person: [ She’s so confused. Where is this, where is everyone, where is Heine and Badou where is Naoto where is this where is this--
Taking a deep breath, sitting crouched on the ground by the train station, she stares at the watch in hand. Look into the watch, they say. Simple enough, Nill was familiar with some of these mechanics but…
Being unable to talk is so hard. She’s quick to find the text option. ]
where am i
[ A good place to start, right? Right. Oh, wait, this is rude of her. ]
name is nill
nice to meet you
[ There. That’s proper courtesy, right…? ]
Third Person:
Waking up on the train all of a sudden gave Nill the worst sinking feeling. First of all, where was everyone? She remembered the church, but she couldn’t remember having left the church to go on a train. Nill had never been on a train before, at least one with seats where she wasn’t shipped trapped in cages or small confines, so doubtfully would she go in here alone. She pressed her hands into the cold glass of the window as she looked out, searching. It wasn’t the underground, at least, since the sky here was clear.
Sliding back into the seat, she felt like crying. Had she been kidnapped? She didn’t see any captors around, and when the train stopped, and she exited, no one was out there to get there. She recognized the building as a train station, and that this was a city, a city she’d never been to before. It was cold, snowy, and seemingly empty, as far as she knew. She couldn’t spot any people, at least.
Nill closed her tiny wings as much as she could around her shoulder and huddled up. It was cold, she needed a place to stay. It wasn’t like she could call for anyone, though she really wanted to, so she started moving around, to get warmth, and maybe find a place to stay. It reminded her from before Heine and Badou rescued her, and she didn’t like it. She didn’t like it at all, it felt incredibly empty and very, very lonely. Exhaling, Nill decided it was time to man up. Be brave, like Naoto. It wouldn’t do to give up just yet.
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[ She’s so confused. Where is this, where is everyone, where is Heine and Badou where is Naoto where is this where is this--
Taking a deep breath, sitting crouched on the ground by the train station, she stares at the watch in hand. Look into the watch, they say. Simple enough, Nill was familiar with some of these mechanics but…
Being unable to talk is so hard. She’s quick to find the text option. ]
where am i
[ A good place to start, right? Right. Oh, wait, this is rude of her. ]
name is nill
nice to meet you
[ There. That’s proper courtesy, right…? ]
Third Person:
Waking up on the train all of a sudden gave Nill the worst sinking feeling. First of all, where was everyone? She remembered the church, but she couldn’t remember having left the church to go on a train. Nill had never been on a train before, at least one with seats where she wasn’t shipped trapped in cages or small confines, so doubtfully would she go in here alone. She pressed her hands into the cold glass of the window as she looked out, searching. It wasn’t the underground, at least, since the sky here was clear.
Sliding back into the seat, she felt like crying. Had she been kidnapped? She didn’t see any captors around, and when the train stopped, and she exited, no one was out there to get there. She recognized the building as a train station, and that this was a city, a city she’d never been to before. It was cold, snowy, and seemingly empty, as far as she knew. She couldn’t spot any people, at least.
Nill closed her tiny wings as much as she could around her shoulder and huddled up. It was cold, she needed a place to stay. It wasn’t like she could call for anyone, though she really wanted to, so she started moving around, to get warmth, and maybe find a place to stay. It reminded her from before Heine and Badou rescued her, and she didn’t like it. She didn’t like it at all, it felt incredibly empty and very, very lonely. Exhaling, Nill decided it was time to man up. Be brave, like Naoto. It wouldn’t do to give up just yet.