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Somewhere in the very.
Speaker 4: Sad Sisters starting a sentry.
Speaker 1: A sweetens every Naverian remembers the storm. A monstrous cloud
rolling across the sky, blacker than Cuttlebeard's ink. It stained
the pristine blue like a bruise. The wind lashed out first.
It's a rage, a cry of warning. Then the rain
began to fall. Drifters moored their homes in haste, the
bay churning as the first waves crested high enough to
threaten the island city. It was, by all accounts, a
most magnificent storm, and as beings scrambled for safety, a
few heroes remained, standing strong against the thundering sky. They
were the tidal Blade Elite Guardians of Navii, tasked with
defending the floating islands for over two hundred years. They
had patrolled the reef Barrier day and night, keeping the
city safe from the terrors of the deep. But this storm,
this storm brought nightmares that clawed their way through the waves,
beasts that even the Title Blades could not hold back.
When the Higher Council convened, it was to decide on
a last desperate measure. There was a way to save
the city, but it carried a terrible price. As the
Arcanists gave the Title Blades the precious Hyperloom, their hearts
grew heavy, and when the Fold deployed in a searing
flash of magic and light, they knew NAVII would stand,
but the Title Blades would not. Years have passed. The
air over THEVII is warm again, the sky painted with
immaculate clouds. NVIRII has never been more vibrant, more beautiful.
The protective barrier known as the Folds still stands from
the scattered reefs to the wayward sea. It blocks the
horizon like a huge, glitching glacier, a brittle defense against
the horrors that lie beyond it. But stories travel on
the winds now. Creatures from the deep have begun to
slip through, strange and mutated, carrying abilities unseen before. Whispers
tell of folk found wandering outside the fold, blank eyed
and stripped of memory. Yet their skin is adorned in scars,
muscles taut and ready, their bodies clearly strong enough to
carry the memory their minds have lost. Could they be
former title blades? Some say that, Others yet remain trapped waiting.
They need only a new generation of dreamers daring to
be heroes. Ah, could you tell us a little bit
about what your abode looks like, Amara, since that's where
we're starting.
Speaker 4: Yes, I think using a bode is definitely the right
word for it. If he used house, or even really home,
I probably would have corrected you. It's for lack of
a better termin A shed essentially is an oversized overgloriy
i'd shed. It's made out of wood, again, a lot
like the boats that he settleview on, most likely cut
the wood down himself, cut it himself, pitted together to
make this abode himself. It can very comfortably fit a
elderly turtle, But now that he's bringing in three others,
it is a bit crapped, not just because of the
space the actual square footage of it, but also because
of how messy it is. We saw the lab earlier
today and it was described as organized chaos. This is
just chaos. There are piles of clothing in the corner
of the room. You can see the dinner table so
has food left on it from probably earlier today. The
windows are wide open, and there must have been some
kind of intense breaze because sand from the yards that
has definitely been blown in, making almost everything coated in
the slight thin layer of sand. And I think there's
a slight scent of a campfire in the in the
home rather abode, correcting myself there and he usheres everyone in,
welcome to my home.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't mind the mess. They can like shove
things off the seats so they can take a seat.
It was very unceremoniously just knock stuff off the table
as well. I think it's only brit There's like two
things that you can actually sit on and then the table,
so it kind of clears the table sound to sit
on as well.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, I'd like to immediately start picking up anything
that looks remotely kind of mechanical and like examining it intensely,
like is there anything of that descripture.
Speaker 5: That would be really obvious there?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think so. I think you'd find long since
used and kind of drained ciphers. So there were smaller
gadgets that you'd probably associate maybe some coral guards or
previously tied a blade, using to in either in fights
to protect the very or just for ease of life.
But they'd definitely been used, probably years ago. So I
don't know what if there's much you can't do with it.
Speaker 1: I have a question. Yeah, do you think there are
any ciphers lying around or artifacts? I guess here for Intervieri,
but for the system, it'd be ciphers.
Speaker 4: Right, cipher's and artifacts actually two different things, even in
this system. Oh hell yeah, yeah, artifacts are like artifacts
are ciphers, but stronger and last longer. Ciphers are one
you start basically.
Speaker 1: That's right, That's right, that's right. Yeah, Well, do you
think you have either Maybe not artifacts, but cipher's.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: I don't think I have any arts facts, but I
do think i'd have some cipher's line around.
Speaker 6: Hey, I don't know if I are you thinking about
my ciphoscope peep?
Speaker 1: Either that or I just thought it would be fun
if he has collected stuff on the beach. Maybe because
you live somewhat close to the fold. Right, So I
think it would be really interesting if maybe some things
have washed up or potentially left the fold, and maybe
you didn't realize they left the fold. But we could
all roll D one hundred and see if we get
a random cipher. Yeah, okay, all right, I say we
do that so everyone can type slash roll and I'm
hearing the stream coming through someone's speakers. I don't know,
just a little bit, okay, all right, yes, and then
I think we can look up Oh yes, okay, I.
Speaker 4: Imagine this is as too far. Is just cleaning up
my I was picking up stuff randomly and was cleaning
up my abodes.
Speaker 1: Just find these stuff, Okay, I'm gonna look it up
here real quick.
Speaker 3: Yes, for the record, I'm not going through anyone else's stuff.
If there's anything I find, it's probably because when I
tried to sit down, I sat on it.
Speaker 4: That makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: God, okay, let me look here. So we've got uh
what was the first rule.
Speaker 3: That to me?
Speaker 1: Thirty eight? Okay, let's see. Thirty eight is fish senses.
Let me see what that is. Oh, this is ridiculous,
all right. Fish senses is alters the U their senses
to provide them with enhanced sight, smell, and hearing, particularly
as it pertains to fish and other aquatic creatures. For
one hour, they have an asset on all tasks involving perceiving, studying, understanding,
and communicating with fish and other aquatic creatures. That is fantastic.
Speaker 3: But what is it? Is it a food or is
it a thing?
Speaker 1: That's a good question, and I'll actually leave that up
to you, DrAk, because what would you have collected? What
would you have grabbed?
Speaker 4: I think, m I think this is like a half
mask that covers your mouth and nose.
Speaker 1: Specif Okay, I can slip on them? Where where I
like that? Okay? Who rolled next?
Speaker 5: I did? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, what was it?
Speaker 5: I will add similar to Akati, I am not seeking
out anything currently I come across anything. It is probably
that in my mood of mints to enter the room,
I have knocked something over with my branch like arms.
Okay A seventy.
Speaker 1: Nine Okay, seventy nine is quick fins, So let me
look that up here and I might be able to Oh,
fruit cipher is a totally different table. This is so exciting.
It is yeah, okay, I like food. Seventy nine, Quick fins,
I'll roll on the food table for you. Then, quick fins,
let me scroll here, all right, what do we get?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Is there no description for this one? Or am I
missing it? Let me search? Yeah, I must be missing,
which is very much like always searching. I don't see
it in the list. You guys see it. It's a mystery.
Do you see it? Do you see a draft?
Speaker 4: Check?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it looks like it's not in the list of
like the table anyway. It might be somewhere else in
the pdf. But this is interesting, quick fins. I imagine
it makes you swim better. That's what I would find it. Oh, okay, okay.
Speaker 4: Page three seven four h gives the users gives the
ease of fins, allowing them to swimmer long distance. Eat oh,
swim long distance each round, and is easing all tasks
while swimming the fins last to the wearer leaves the water,
or for one hour per cipher level, whichever comes first.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, okay, cool, I like that a lot? All right?
Who rolled next?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 1: And I wrote eight oh and eight? Okay, hold on
an eight is armor enhancer. That is a really good
one for you to roll. Yeah, that's awesome. Okay, I
like that a lot. Okay, let's see what does this
look like? Then the armor enhancer.
Speaker 4: Let me see what what Hancert does.
Speaker 1: It does the user's armor gains an enhancement for twenty
four hours. Roll a D six to determine the result,
so you can roll that right now. Actually, okay, A
one okay, so it's a plus one to armor.
Speaker 4: I think it looks like a kind of it's a
flat circular stone with carvings like etched deep into it
that I think Amara and definitely too Far would recognize
as carvings that kind of resonate in a particular way
with micronic energy. So that's when it's placed on your armor,
it almost encases you and the armor you're wearing in
a thin layer of like dense micronic particles too. And
the kind of science behind it, the counquote science behind
it is that it slows down any projectiles or melee
attacks coming your way, hence translating into the extra arma fantastic.
Speaker 1: I love that. I think Troop, you're the last one, right, No,
I went first?
Speaker 4: Is actually colon fruit?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: Did I do fruit for you?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, Okay, you're right you're right. I'm so sorry. Do
you want me to have the fruit table?
Speaker 3: I have a question, h I have these ciphers from
before that were on my body or are they not?
I'm just wondering if they're still there, because I can only.
Speaker 1: Do you know, I think roll for it. How many
do you have? How many do you did you have?
Speaker 3: I did have four. I used to be able to
carry a lot, but I can't carry that many now
I don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you can only kick carry two now? Correct, Oh,
I can.
Speaker 3: Carry three because I've got a lot of pockets, but
if I'm going to take this one, I'd have to
drop something. But that also take a lot of sense.
Because I have a lot of pockets.
Speaker 1: I think that we should roll randomly for which ones
you have on your person, if you don't mind.
Speaker 3: No, I don't mind. I don't know why because I
have pockets. But would you like me to roll or
think each one? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think A one, D four and whatever? Three? You
get first over the ones you can and then in
the meantime, Colo, you go ahead and you rolled in
eighty nine? Right I did. Yeah, I couldn't believe it.
Whoa what storm bringer?
Speaker 4: What is this that makes sense for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh goodness, gracious, okay, hold on, I'm scrolling. I'm scrolling.
I'm scrolling storm Bringer. Okay, go ahead and roll a
one dy six for me. Me mm hmm. Over the
course of one round, the cipher creates a high speed
vortex of air centered on itself on the turn. After
the cipher was activated, the vortex inflicts damage equal to
the cipher's level and ignores armor wow, on everything in
immediate range. It then dissipates. That's crazy. Okay, what did
you roll on your onedy six. That's that's the level
of the cipher that you just rolled for. That's max
level cipher.
Speaker 3: Wow, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yeaheah, yep, yeah, it makes sense. Wow, fantastic.
Speaker 8: Do I don't know what it is?
Speaker 1: I think so, I think instantly yeah, yeah, m.
Speaker 4: Hmm, if you don't mind me describing what it looks like.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think this is something that Amara definitely often used,
and I think looking at this, you'd I think you'd
remember hearing more about Amara. I think with this context,
Amara right now, for most people, like I said, is
known by a more derogatory kind of name, Navari's Crackshell.
But before he was known as Amara the Stormshell, and
you found his stormbringer. I think it's a I think,
I truly think it's a like hand axe attached to
it is again, almost everything in it seems to be
like very simple use of arconic energy rather than mechanics
and such. You seem to be a deep understanding of
carving and just understanding of the meconic energy itself. And
you say small hand axe or probably large in your hand,
with the metal of it made out of trinite and
the handle itself being made out of I think probably
cordion as well, similar to the structure of his walking gane.
It's probably was what he used before he needed a
walking gane. And you can feel just picking it up.
You can smart a scent of ozone around it. You
can kind of feel the setting litus. He's still kind
of running off of it as you pick it up.
And it was just on the ground like he like
a lost sock, is just kind of left it there,
hasn't already thought about it from the layer of dust
and stand on it. You can tuck hasn't picked it
up or we've probably looked at it for a.
Speaker 6: Long time now, is it sharp.
Speaker 4: At this point, I don't think so. I think it's
slightly rusted, maybe chipped, hasn't been it truly has not
been touched or maintained in a long time.
Speaker 6: I think on picking this up, I have this this
moment of wonder, this moment of like.
Speaker 1: And like.
Speaker 6: My breathing quickens a little bit, and then I want
to kind of look over my shoulder to see if
anybody is.
Speaker 1: Looking, and I want to unsay everyone is looking.
Speaker 6: I want to try and hide it in my first.
Speaker 5: Did you leave something at Wakati's the last time you
were here? Too far?
Speaker 3: What? No?
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, yes, it's just I just these things need
to be kept warm. You see.
Speaker 4: What needs be kept warm?
Speaker 6: Old mechanical.
Speaker 8: Artifacts U old.
Speaker 6: Weapon free.
Speaker 4: Okay, I love her and if you hungry, thirsty.
Speaker 3: Wakati is looking at the at this mask and it's
just sort of kind of sitting on. What kind of
a sitting place do you have? What are your seating arrangements?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 3: Where do we sit?
Speaker 4: There are two wooden stools and a wooden table. You
can sell on the table you can sell one of
the two stalls.
Speaker 5: Quick question, mm hmm. What's the weather been like outside? Today.
Speaker 1: Oh so because of the fold, and I know that
you this is probably your first experience here, but because
of the fold, you have pretty wonderful weather all the time.
So it's kind of like this like bubble or this
shield that goes around the whole city, kind of protecting it.
So I don't think that the fold goes all the
way around, but because of it, it's just like this
barrier where you don't get too much wind, you don't
get anything like that. Everything's very bright and sunny all
the time. Almost like utopia. Yep, cool, mm hmm.
Speaker 5: No no food or drink for me, thank you?
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: I imagine that Hcatti is actually sitting on the floor
because if there are only two stools, he would have
sat on the floor. But I do have an appropriate mask.
I just have to get into this.
Speaker 4: How about you deep fisher too far feed drink? I
caught some fish out of you today, so I can
get that cooking.
Speaker 5: Me.
Speaker 6: What I'm not paying any attention. I'm I'm like literally
rooing through your stuff.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying any attention. I'm sort of fixated on
this mask with a slightly disturbed look.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're growing kids. What oh, Amara just goes to
like the kitchen and starts cooking.
Speaker 1: Oh, Grandpa vibes, I love it so much, grumpy Grandpa vibes.
Speaker 4: Oh, actually, I will say, on top of that, the
only thing that's like pristine on the table right now
is a small dish of butter shields, always always filled
to the brim.
Speaker 1: Perfect, perfect, all right. So you Amara is off and
doing some cooking for us, for the for the children,
for the growing is.
Speaker 4: An open plant, so you can just see me water.
Speaker 1: And just for us for refresher. Where exactly is is
your abode located in terms of NAVERI.
Speaker 4: This, to be honest, is belly in Navaria. I don't
think he really counts as it anymore. I'm so far
north west ish, almost right next to the fold. I'm
near vines and New Mingo herself ales there that are
more or less uninhabited, and that kind of took claim
of one of them, and I.
Speaker 1: Have New Mingu here in the aisles, so it looks
like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 1: Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. Okay, thank you.
Speaker 3: Mister Amara, Jessamara, Okay, where did you find this? M
oh that mask? H my parents. The deep fishers would
wear things like this when they would go fish ship.
Speaker 4: We the tider blades had some kind of benefactors would
often give us items and signpos that would be useful
for us when defending the fairy. I sepose I just
wasn't used.
Speaker 3: Do do you you might need it? You could?
Speaker 4: I won't need that.
Speaker 3: You can have it? Oh oh uh, I feel like
someone else should have it than me. I was probably
would lear in would would you? Would you like it? It? Would?
You could be underwater?
Speaker 5: I think if you found it an amara is being
kind enough to part with it. That's meant for you. Wakati.
Speaker 6: I do hear this, and my shoulders just like fall
and I turn back around again and like start bringing
three your things again.
Speaker 1: I think you need to roll another D one hundred man,
see if we can find another sport.
Speaker 3: No way.
Speaker 4: Again?
Speaker 1: Did you roll eighty nine again? Wow?
Speaker 6: Because the number eighty nine is such a meme in
my community, that moment of number eighty nine.
Speaker 1: So a minute, wait, yeah, I guess in chat hold
on that there has to this. Okay, first of all,
what are the flipping odds? And second of all, second
of all, it's time travel this is an opportunity for
us to do some time travel stuff, right, we have
to you found the same thing again.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: So I'm trying to think if it's like.
Speaker 3: It's a loop, it's a loop.
Speaker 1: But why why for you too far? Why do you
think when you go to when you're looking for something
and you either do find it again and then you
reach in your pocket and it's not there, the original
and now you have this one again. It's the same
one for sure, and there's no mistaking. Why do you
think that that is?
Speaker 4: Can I add that this one isn't rusted, it isn't
chip it's.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah. I also
think you get two uses out of.
Speaker 5: It before it expires.
Speaker 3: Yeah yep.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: And this is still like a level six yeah yep,
the six carricter yep. In terms of why I think
this happens to me, I don't think like my character like,
I don't think she like I don't think she has
any concept of what's just happened. Like the only logical
explanation is that she's put it down somewhere, it's got
lost in this mess, and she's found another one exactly
like it. That's the only explanation. That's the only logical explanation.
Speaker 1: And I hear you, my sweet, but when we reach
into your pocket, it's not there.
Speaker 6: But the only logical explanation, the only the only logical
explanation is that she's put it down somewhere and she's
picked up something else another one of it. Just must have.
I just must have, I must have, must have, I
must have. Hmmm, mister Amara, why do you have two
of these.
Speaker 4: Or like over the sound of like chopping board cutting
some fish up?
Speaker 1: Two of what two of two of these?
Speaker 6: Like lift lift the lift it over my head?
Speaker 4: Who uh storm bringing I don't have two of those?
You put that down? You're going to hurt yourself?
Speaker 5: Is this is this one? Sharp?
Speaker 1: This one sharp?
Speaker 6: I I think I try. I'm so clumsy. I think
I try. I think I probably curt myself. I think
I probably hurt myself, like by accident, as I'm like
trying to follow your rules and put it down. I
think I'd like to look. I'd like to to go
to Lyriy. I'd like to go to Lurin and show
her I hurt myself.
Speaker 3: Can you.
Speaker 8: Can you.
Speaker 3: Do you have a a.
Speaker 6: Thing, the box with the things in it.
Speaker 1: Do you have one?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna look at what coatti and you just see
Laren mouth the box with the things.
Speaker 3: I can And then and then what COTTI thinks can
he do it? And he's like, I don't know if
I can?
Speaker 5: Is it bad?
Speaker 4: Is she all over the place? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I don't think. I'm like, this is not like let's
go to any bad, but like it's definitely blood.
Speaker 4: There should be it should be U biscuit tin somewhere.
This should be some supplies there.
Speaker 5: And Laren is going to just gently take you by
the shoulders and kind of PLoP you down in one
place and turn to look for the biscuit tin.
Speaker 1: And when you turn them to look for the biscuit
tin that you wounded yourself with the cipher that has
just time traveled. Right, yes, then I think you think
you're bleeding, and then when you looked at you are
no longer bleeding. But later and then at a time
that we decide that cut will reopen itself nice. Right now,
it's you're good.
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna look at Laren with like wide eyed wonder.
Speaker 3: You did it?
Speaker 5: I did nothing.
Speaker 1: My job here is done.
Speaker 3: Are you okay? Too far?
Speaker 6: Actually it's too far.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm sorry, too far?
Speaker 6: Well, yes, I mean, oh, Lion did the thing, so
it's fixed.
Speaker 3: M hmm, I okay. I look at Leiran as if
to say it huh. I feel like everyone knows exactly
that that's what that look meant, because my looks are
feroally transparent. It's confusion.
Speaker 5: Learan just gives a very subtle headshake.
Speaker 6: I don't think I'd pick up on any of this.
Speaker 1: It's perfect. At Amar is just in there cooking, like, wait,
are you bleeding or not? What's going on?
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 5: Did you did you put it down on the ground
when you cut yourself? Like you released it right?
Speaker 6: I tried to, Yeah, I tried to put it on
like a cabinet or something. I don't think I would
have put it on the floor, but like some kind
of cabinet or pile or something, and like just dropped
it the last edge of the way.
Speaker 5: Laren, just like with her palm flat like this wherever
it is, just pushes it slightly farther away from too far,
just like slowly away.
Speaker 1: Perfect. I have a question. I'm so sorry to interrupt,
but it won't. It's an intrusive thought now that won't
leave my brain. Is Amara a good cook?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: Is this gonna taste good?
Speaker 4: I think so. I think Amara is a good cook. Yeah.
I don't think it's not like traditionally like professionally trained.
I think it's just years of practice fringing it out.
I think everything he cooks with is definitely grown around
his abode. He's been trying to be as self as
saying as possible, so he's to go into the very too.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, follow up question. I can't imagine he puts a
lot of effort into the food that he makes for
him himself, but I imagine that right now for these kids,
he's putting in some effort.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's He's definitely bringing out seasonings and flavings that
he's I've definitely not seen a lot of day for
a while, but he's got guests for a first time
in a long time, so he's going to try and
make sure the food tastes good.
Speaker 5: Laren's going to walk over to where Amara is and
just are are there any like cupboards or anything on
the walls or is it open shelves?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Actually, I think the open shelves. I think you can
tell that the hinges that there were once like doors
shut blaid along since fallen off, and he hasn't been
bobbled to put them back on, so you just kind
of see shelves of ingredients.
Speaker 5: Liren's going to just silently start grabbing whatever looks appropriate
if you're making something liquidy, maybe bulls if it seems
a little hardier. But just now that the children have
been seated and have stopped playing with sharp objects, she's
going to start assisting with getting food on the table.
Speaker 4: I think as you walk by again these places, I
think it's definitely like he's making like fried like fried
battered fish and like some kind of vegetable stew to
go along with it. And he kind of looks and goes,
is too far dead or lost the limb while I'm
dealing with not.
Speaker 5: In the current moment.
Speaker 4: No, okay, that's a relief, thank you. Yeah, there's some
other dishes over.
Speaker 5: There, and Laren just kind of continues puttering about.
Speaker 3: Too far. Ah, Yes, maybe you need this cipher. It
might important for you to have it. I want it.
Speaker 6: What's what's wrong with it?
Speaker 3: Nothing? It's okay. People use them it'll help you underwater.
Speaker 6: I'd like to reach into my top pocket and pull
out the butter shield that mister Amara gave me yesterday
and give it an exchange.
Speaker 3: Thank you. And there's this like look of massive relief
like on Rakatti's face as he exchanges this very valuable
special thing for a butter shield and just.
Speaker 6: And it's a mask, right, M A half mest I
I think I think i'd put.
Speaker 1: It on, of course, of course, of course.
Speaker 3: I'm just having candy though, so it's different.
Speaker 1: I think it activates as well. I guess I think that.
Speaker 5: Which like uses it up right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, that's okay, that's okay. There are plenty plenty
more ciphers to be had. We will be rolling on
that table a lot, and every single time you'll roll
in eighty nine, I'm prepared for it. Oh god, Okay,
may I make a roll? M hmm, you absolutely may. Also,
speaking of roles, I'm gonna also ask that Amara make one,
and Lear and make one as well. Nope, it's not
for cooking. It's for noticing something. And that's all I
can give you, so you can let me know if
you've got Are you all right? Are you choking.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm killing butter shoes.
Speaker 1: Is that actually happened to me? When I was like seven,
I almost died from a Worther's.
Speaker 4: Original Amara brings three kids into his home and immediately
one choked to death and another a.
Speaker 6: Priceless I just want.
Speaker 3: To see you if I might have recognized it. We
we're in a time loop, that's all.
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, absolutely, you can. You can roll for that
for sure.
Speaker 3: I sometimes have been in time loops, you know, yeah, sometimes, yeah,
you know, maybe more than once.
Speaker 4: What what it difficulty be for perceiving?
Speaker 1: It is for something special? So I'm going to say
three and leering yours is also for noticing same difficulty. Three.
That's all I can give you. So if you've got
anything special, we can try to apply it. But yeah,
I don't want to tell you too much.
Speaker 3: And what about me?
Speaker 1: I think yours is also some sort of magical notification
like noticing of some sort.
Speaker 5: But you you have an.
Speaker 3: I have a lot of things that ease.
Speaker 1: I think it's more than that. I think that you
can have an asset. Yeah, you can do all your
easings and stuff, but I think that you should at
least have one asset on top of whatever you've got
on your person. Make sure you actually have it on
your person, though, and it's not just what you remember having.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll have to ask you some of these questions.
Speaker 1: But oh yes, okay, okay, I heard it. Who you did? Okay?
All right? Wow on a three difficulty, that's very good. Okay,
I think I'm going to pass this over to leer In.
But you do something that Amara finds familiar somehow?
Speaker 4: What is it? M m.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's a great question.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, even just like, well, maybe it was how
you got the dishes down. Maybe you stepped up on
your tiptoes even though you don't need to because you're
you know, you're this tall tree person.
Speaker 5: Now, yeah, that's a really good question. I think it
would actually be a stretch that she does. So after
she's kind of grabbed the dishes and put them down,
not at all that she needs a break from babysitting
the children in the other corner. No, she's not hesitating
for any reason to go back to them. She takes
a moment to kind of like roll the back of
her neck around, but she does a very specific way
of stretching her arms out kind of like this and
it doesn't last too long. And then she keeps moving
and keeps going. But I think the way that she
does those little stretches is pretty distinctive.
Speaker 1: I love that, okay. And then Learn's role was a failure.
So I think in stretching, you maybe miss the thing
that you could have noticed as well, but amara you
don't miss that.
Speaker 4: And then there's a momentary pause in the saddle, like chopping,
and then it just continues. He doesn't say anything, doesn't
doing anything, just goes back to cooking.
Speaker 3: Okay, what is my difficulty?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say three as well.
Speaker 3: Okay, I can ease that just because of my self.
And then you have given me an asset. I have
a book on this, but I'm not reading it right now,
so I will just take this one.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: They also have a writing I have, I have paper
I succeed.
Speaker 1: How do you think you recognize this?
Speaker 3: Oh? Should I say out loud? They can't hear can they?
Speaker 1: No, they can't hear you.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, my friends, it's the cut. You see a
cut that was there but then not there. Friends of mine,
they have this happen where they had a wound that
showed up out of nowhere, and then later we saw
where it came from, couldn't stop it from happening, even
though I knew it was going to. So I just
sometimes that is something that I notice a lot. I
pay attention to things like that. It just reminded me
of my friends.
Speaker 1: And do you think that you do? You think your
pulse quickens and your breath quickens while you're remembering this
for a minute.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just a little bit in general, off kilter,
not feeling so, just being reminded of my parents and
now this it's a little much. Yeah, it's not the council.
That's not what's upsetting me. And it's certainly not meeting
Bailey is mother again. You know, I'm fine.
Speaker 1: Totally mm hmm.
Speaker 3: But that's weird. Did I do that loop? Do you
think that was me?
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Oh maybe probably probably isn't it always?
Speaker 3: I think it is, But we won't tell them because
why would we do that?
Speaker 1: Right, one day you'll learn.
Speaker 3: Maybe I already have tb.
Speaker 4: The food smells good, good because dinner's ready.
Speaker 3: To morrow.
Speaker 4: Come out with therein stand on and stand up to
the table with prepared foods. I think it is like
simple betted like bettered fish, a bettered fry fish with
some like uh, I think probably fried veggies. And I
think they I don't know, probably from early this morning,
made like a simple like fruit. Does that maybe like
a small like tart or something. They're going to treat
himself too after fishing, but I think will give out
to their guests instead.
Speaker 5: Clarence Laren's gonna hand the first portion over to Wakati.
Speaker 3: Thank you, I'm and he just sort of like reaches
out and squeezes Laren's hand and and a way that
I suppose in other circumstances might seem as if he's
being reassuring to Laren, but it really is that Laren
is being reassuring to him in this moment. Should just
sort of squeezes and then it actually eats ravenously, as
if he hasn't eaten in years or who knows how
long has it been, Uh, it seems to it feels
like it's been a long time. And he just gobbles
up the food, probably before the last person, but probably
before Amara actually is able to start eating. I think
he's already inhaled.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, you hand the plate to too far and she's
got this mask on, Like, what do I do with this?
Speaker 4: Amara kind of hands Amara definitely hands a plate over
to too Fine and goes, why why are you wearing?
Why did you wear that mask? Why are you wearing
the mask?
Speaker 3: Can?
Speaker 6: Can I just ask just to establish how this works?
Because I don't I don't know how this works. What
happens to a cipher once once it's used? Like is
there a visible change?
Speaker 5: Is there?
Speaker 6: Like? How does how does that work?
Speaker 1: Yes? So I just realized we're going to need to
make another role as well. So there is some I'm
going to use the term magic. There is some magical energy,
magical properties to this h and it it basically just
loses that it's strained of that and then the artifact
is still in your or the object is still in
your hands, but it just only had one one battery
in it, and then the battery is gone, and now
we need you know what, I don't even think you
need to roll for it? Learn you notice that is
what happens when she uses the the mask. You're acutely aware.
Speaker 4: You can.
Speaker 1: It's like you can see the energy that is being
used infused in her to give her the ability and
then it's gone.
Speaker 4: Not going to be. I mean, unless you plan on
going for a swim.
Speaker 6: I will I oh, I like, with two hands, take
the mask off and look at it, like examine it,
turn it over in my hands. Mister Ramara, just Amara,
what happened to it?
Speaker 4: It's been used. You used the cipher. It would have
made you a really good swimmer, and I suppose it
has but for about an hour and we're not in water, so.
Speaker 6: Used used up?
Speaker 4: Yes? Have you not used a cipher before?
Speaker 6: I suddenly look like I'm about to burst into tears,
and I like my hands starts shaking, and I dropped
the mask on the floor.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's still okay, it's okay. I haven't needed it
or used it for the past ten fifteen years, so
I'm not going to miss it. It's fine.
Speaker 5: Larren's going to touch too Far's outstretched hand and kind
of like put it down by her side and say,
you will not make the same mistake twice.
Speaker 6: It's true.
Speaker 5: I won't.
Speaker 1: I never do.
Speaker 3: I almost never do. You could have my tart. It
just passed my tart over to it too Far because
I had to eat my dessert.
Speaker 6: Yet I like, I'm now torn between my free hand,
the one that's not holding Larren's hand, taking the tart
and also taking the food that of mars and I.
Speaker 4: Like hand this moment. I set a plate on the floor,
I said, a plate on the table.
Speaker 3: Here you go.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm gonna make my way over to the table,
but I'm not gonna let go of Laren's hand, or
at least I'm going to try and.
Speaker 5: Not like Laren is completely unfazed by this. You would
think that she walks around offering a handholding service to
anybody that needs it. I'm just gonna stay with you.
Speaker 3: Is very comforting.
Speaker 4: I am just watching this go down.
Speaker 6: I go sit down at the table and I take
what if I kind of like eating. Implement is at
the table and I like eat with one hand with
my other hand behind me, still holding Laryn's hand.
Speaker 5: You don't want to eat, I've been fed, thank you.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, there's more than enough if you change your mind,
and more than nothing your second half, steak.
Speaker 3: Fisher, Oh, I should wait till everyone's eaten first. That's
how it is when you have many fish in your school.
Speaker 4: Well, you're a guess in my abode, so you will
take part with you right now.
Speaker 3: Okay, if that's okay.
Speaker 4: Please and return. I do have some questions to ask
both of.
Speaker 3: You, oh of course, and what kind of will get
up and go and like make another sort of portion
and then she'll make one more portion in a different
bowl and it'll just put it over where Laren is
and then sit back down near the table, just you know,
in case, in case she wanted.
Speaker 1: It, and if she doesn't, I'm sure you won't offer
to then.
Speaker 4: You know, yeah, of course if they liveen best friends
for years of course each other.
Speaker 6: At the same time, I think, considering my proximity proximity
to Larin, I think this is a rare time where
I actually see that something is happening and I'm going
to take another eating implement and like just put it
in loans ball.
Speaker 4: Okay, I think I'm want taken us. I think sat
opposite deep Fisher Amara or sitting on the floor kind
of legs crossed by the table, kind of watching them eat.
Speaker 3: So I.
Speaker 4: Will be honest, I was just as blindsided by some
of the information you gave the council as the council was,
So I want to get every do you tell your
story straight?
Speaker 3: Mm?
Speaker 6: Hmm.
Speaker 4: First things first, why were you heading or going towards
the fold in the first place. I don't think the
race was meant to go that close to the fold,
so dangerously close anyway, mh.
Speaker 3: Well, it was a short cut, learn and I well,
all of us on the Hodge Globe, we we wanted to. Well,
it was a short cut, it seemed, I think that's
what I remember. Yes, okay, it was a short cut.
We were behind. We were doing very well.
Speaker 4: You just contradicted yourself. We were behind, we were doing
very well.
Speaker 3: Clearan, Do you remember I remember? I have a very
good memory. I'm very good at remembering things. It's always
been one of the things that everyone would say about
me always in school. And I remember we were on
the beach. I think we must have taken a detour
or gotten lost. Learan remembers, I'm clearen. We were taking
a shortcut. I remember, I think I do remember. Ye.
Speaker 5: Can I roll to see what sparks in my memory?
Based off of what Bookattie's saying?
Speaker 1: Yes, oh boy, oh what fun? Okay, yes, oh boy?
What on earth are we gonna roll? Let me just
pull up your sheet here.
Speaker 3: In case somebody wants to know, in case you're doubting me,
it says directly on my character sheet that I'm very
good at memorizing and remembering things. It's right there, So
it's true. I do remember things. Case anybody there wants
to know, I do see that.
Speaker 1: Actually it is there. He's not lying.
Speaker 3: I'm very good at this. And yet.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, so we're gonna roll intellect and we're gonna
do it with one asset based on something secret on
your character sheet.
Speaker 5: Okay. I also I do think that, without going to
too much detail, this would be very very very difficult.
Speaker 1: I believe too. Yep, so I would. I was going
to say four, but you are correct, So I think
we should bump it to five. It should be like
really really really hard. Okay, but if you succeed, I'll
lose my mind.
Speaker 5: You can use failed I think every single role I've
done on the show so far, so it would be astounding.
Speaker 3: You can use effort if you can.
Speaker 1: So you do have like I think, oh my god.
Speaker 5: One of these days I will succeed. But that day
is not today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it makes sense, think so too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, So I think when you try to recall
anything before the fold you get nothing so anything. I mean,
I think you just trust that what he's saying is true.
Maybe I don't know how you feel about him, but yeah,
I think the last thing you remember is endless white.
Speaker 5: We left the fold together because we had been in
the fold together and before very very long time.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't think it was that long. It was
only oh well, I suppose it was longer than I thought.
I thought it was an hour or two. But we
got we we fell into the fold. We were.
Speaker 5: What were we doing?
Speaker 3: We were doing a race, the race. We were doing
the race, and we went traveling. We saw a diner.
I want to go back there. The waitress was very nice,
and we were trying to beat it's a ship that
was following us. I don't reck. We were on the
race and then aran we fell into the fold. And
it doesn't seem right to say we fell into the fold,
but we did somehow feel like there was something else,
another step that I'm missing. But we went in there
and we saw terrible things people we love, kind of nightmare,
but everyone was still alive. Then no, that's not right. No,
the title blades are still there. But are you sure, Errents, Yes, suffering,
and we lost some transformed into you do you know?
Speaker 4: Do you know who? Which? Who was transformed?
Speaker 3: I'm how come I can remember this one. I don't
know why it's this one. I can remember. We have
to get them out or we lose all of them.
It's important. And I remember there's something about yes, we
are supposed to they can. It's like a musical notes.
Maybe if they play the right notes on their side
and we play the right notes on our side. This
is probably a metaphor, but it might not be. We
can make a opening, and I think there are multiple
places must happen, like anchor points, I think. And if
we can open up enough of the anchor points, we
have to coordinate with them. This was the mission. We
have to coordinate with them, and then we can open
this up, and then we can get them out before.
Speaker 5: And then we can get them out.
Speaker 4: Okay, how did you get out of the vault?
Speaker 3: Our ship? Yes, our ship.
Speaker 5: It was me.
Speaker 3: And Learan we I was the navigator and Learan it's
our best pilot. And we had to leave the rest
of them because AH couldn't take everyone.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 3: Just us two. I remember we left everyone else behind
because we couldn't fit them all on the boat, and
they had to stay there and protect they had to
protect tidle blades everyone and so Learan and I we
flew out through time space back here. It was very difficult.
It was very hard to do this.
Speaker 4: How did you do that? I don't think there's been
any engineers who've been able to make a crowd. I
can go in and out of the fold with eath.
How did you.
Speaker 1: That is correct?
Speaker 4: On a ship that I can only are seeing. Was
immense to go into the fold in the first place?
Speaker 3: Correct, Yes, that is correct? Ah, I excuse me. I
would like to get my journal. I have a journal
where I take notes on things. I'd like to get
it from my bag. Is that okay?
Speaker 1: Yes, if you're asking, yes, absolutely going.
Speaker 3: To get it. If that's okay, and I pull out
a journal, or I've written no.
Speaker 1: Lord I also for those listening, he is visibly sweating,
straining as he's trying to recall these memories. It looks
almost painful for him.
Speaker 3: And I pull out my journal. It's a journal where
I keep notes. I have a very good memory, but
sometimes you need to take notes on things. Poems. I
would actually write poems often in my journal, not just notes.
And as I open it, I there there are drawings, flowers,
there are little notes. But this is clearly early and
I'm skipping through to where we are. And when I
get to the place where we would be, the pages
have been ripped.
Speaker 1: Out and you have something written there, don't you in
your own handwriting? That is a little alarming to read.
Maybe I think it says something like stop trying to remember,
or does it just say stop trying?
Speaker 3: That's that's probably a misreading of it. It's probably probably
mean something different than that. Just says stop trying to remember,
and then it says close the book. It's probably a joke,
right anyway, I am ah. What I remember is that
we we we had the ship. I don't remember where
we put it, but we think we somehow fixed it.
I know I can I can travel through time, and I.
Speaker 4: Think Maron noticeably sits up straight when I can't.
Speaker 3: I figured it out that time is just like space.
It's the same thing as just walking across the room.
If you can walk across the room, you can walk
across time. And I figured that out, and with the
help of Learan and my friends, all of us. We
fixed the ship so we could go into the fold.
Why would we do that because it was a short cut.
I don't. We were on the race and we took
a shortcut, and we fell into the fold in our boat,
and then we saw the terrible things and we had
to come back out and warn everyone so that we
could save my friend's parents and all of our friends
and family. But they're stuck there now too, and I
remember we I'm sorry, I seem too. But we can
we can travel. We can travel to the moment when
the ship went into the fold, and we can see
what happened and see it. I can take us all.
Speaker 4: I let's see the moment the offishal I had mentioned
this this ability. My gaze drifted over to Too Far
and has been watching Too Far.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm curious to see Too Far's reaction as well.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 1: I was writing.
Speaker 6: Everything down until the words flew through time, and at
that point I stopped writing things down. Yeah, and just stared,
just absolutely stared.
Speaker 3: We can do that though we could see what happened.
Speaker 6: That's not possible.
Speaker 5: It is if where Cardi says it's possible, it's possible,
But that's not.
Speaker 6: That's not possible.
Speaker 5: Why because you've never seen it, because it's never happened,
because you've never known that it's happened, because it's never happened.
Whakati as it happened.
Speaker 3: Yes, I don't know some things, but I know that
I can take us. I can take us to the
moment where we went back into where the ship went
into the fold, and you can see what happened. We
can watch it all of us.
Speaker 4: Deep Fisher. When we were taken to the lab, you
seemed fascinated by it. Yes, so I'm assuming you haven't
been taught traditionally about my chronic energy. Has all been
self taught.
Speaker 3: Yes, but I got Jacko you're in they're no. Jacko
brought me books, but learn was there in the hideout
and we would read them together. That's how I learned
books from libraries and practicing on my own. I have tools.
I fixed things, little mechanical things to make them work better,
and lard and I would read books together and learn
would dance with failure and we had It was a
very good time. But yes, I studied everything I could.
I thought that maybe if I got good enough, they
would take me one day.
Speaker 5: Whakatti. Yes, what do you need to take us back?
Speaker 3: Oh? I just just need my device, that's all. And
to concentrate. It's just concentration and that's all I need.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, which device do you hold up?
Speaker 3: Oh? This one, it's the one that I use.
Speaker 1: It was a gift, is it the compass?
Speaker 3: No? No, that's that's that's personal.
Speaker 1: Okay, my apologies.
Speaker 3: I mean I that's a gift for my parents before
they died. It's nott Would you ask about that straight?
I thought of it. Actually, Rile parent ask me hard questions,
and I in a way at them. I have I
have this that I got from it's JACKO, and I
can use this to take us back five years five years.
You said, yes, that's not hard. I can do that.
Speaker 1: It's it's not hard.
Speaker 3: Well, no, you just have to. If you imagine that
time is also space, that they're not different, then just
move there. It's sometimes disturbing when you see some and
when drowning and you can't save them. But we won't
be in that situation. I don't think. We'll just go
back five years and we'll see what happened and then
and then then you'll know what I said was true.
I will know what I said was true. So we
can do that.
Speaker 5: If you're all done eating.
Speaker 3: Shall we?
Speaker 4: Before we do tomorrow? Stand up and walk over to
a it's a pile of clothes in a corner. Kind
of push the clothes aside and you see an old,
kind of battered leather journal and they'll pick it up,
walk over back to the table and set it on
the table and they will open it up. And I
don't know how many of you would recognize them, but
you see pages of the page of almost photorealistic drawings,
and you see the faces of the previous tidal blades
in incredible detail. The notes written best side them are
very very much what you'd expect from a mental trainer,
kind of like weak right hook always needs a left
side open with each page. You see them flicking through
them in front of you and looking at deep Fisher, amigos,
which of the tidle blades that you see all of
them or just a few of them, just pointing them out.
Speaker 3: It didn't all look the same. Some of them looked twisted, mutated.
One we didn't this one didn't even recognize it was her. Two.
You don't have a lot of time, Barren, will you.
Speaker 1: Roll for me please one more time. Magical recognition, so
some sort of intellect role and then you can have
an asset and difficulty again.
Speaker 3: Is for minor effect.
Speaker 1: Someone in the chat said she will succeed when it counts,
and not not only did you succeed, but you rolled
a nineteen, which means you also gain a minor effect,
which means you can change the narrative. But I think
one of these portraits stands out to you and I'm
gonna that's all I'm going to say, and I'll let
you take it over, but feel free to add to
the scene as well, because you did get that minor effect.
Ooh oh yeah.
Speaker 5: Laren is just going to slowly take the book from
Amara and it's flicking through the pages herself to go
back to a page that you had passed earlier. And
you said, there's drawings of each of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like hyper almost clearly Amara's a an artist in
another life. If he had the choice, he would have
been an artist. It's incredible detail.
Speaker 5: She stops on a portrait of a chameleon and you
see her silently looking at it for a long time.
Speaker 4: And there you see the notes like headstrong, incredible with
a bow staff leaves their left head open practice just
mental notes beside it.
Speaker 5: And you can see the stance that she's in in
this portrait you've drawn of her, makes her look she's
carrying herself almost as if she were a dancer. It's
this very regal like chin is up, very proud, very strong,
turned out kind of posture. And as Laren is looking
at this journal, you see her roll her shoulders back
and turn in that same posture, and just slowly and
completely silently, you just see tears start to run down
her face and she hands you the book back silently.
Speaker 4: Mara takes it back. I think seeing the drawings that
he very clearly almost hid away into those piles of
clothes again and seeing this personal is mimic one of
the drawings. They visibly are trying to choke back emotion
back to this HM. So you don't you don't recognize any.
Speaker 1: Oh, hold good sir, No way am I letting you
get out of that. You need to make a role
now too, And I think, uh, with that nineteen minor
effect learn, I think we can add you have unlocked
the ability to use a bow staff.
Speaker 4: M m hm, okay, my rolling intelligence I'm good to recognize.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's to recognize it and you get an asset
based on what just happened, for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's the difficulty?
Speaker 1: Ah for Okay, I'm holding my breath. Succeed Okay, I'm
not going to say anything. I think you know what
it means. But it's up to you to decide how
much or how little, so take it away.
Speaker 4: I think they take the journal from you with shaky hands,
and I think being around him for the past few hours,
he's just generally shaky, just being old. But I think
you can tell this is definitely from emotion as they
take this journal from you, and there's almost double take
as he kind of looked down at the page you
were looking at, and up at you, and then back
down at the page, and then there's a no sport
resistance of looking back up. He wants to look back
up at you, but forces himself not to as he
closes the book again. Too old, How.
Speaker 5: Long since.
Speaker 4: It's been. It's been about twenty years since I let
my students die.
Speaker 3: I'll let my journal life criddle down something furiously, just something,
write down something big letters.
Speaker 6: Can I go and look over mister Amara's shoulder.
Speaker 3: What do I roll?
Speaker 1: What are you looking for? Sorry, I'm emotional, I'm.
Speaker 6: I think I was watching Larin book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the book. Are you trying to to do something here?
Speaker 6: I'm trying to deduce something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I think you do an intellect role. You're
very wicked smart, So it's up to you to whether
or not you think you have an asset. But I
at least think this is eased based on the social
interaction you've just watched. However, you're not the best at those,
but it's pretty obvious.
Speaker 6: I think I might potentially have an asset because when
I first met Laren and I that's d do I
know anything about this creature? And you said it was
something i'd seen, some kind of comedian creature, that that
was the information that she had. So I feel like
that might help.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, you can have an asset, Okay, so I so
it'll be the intellect role yep, with one asset, and
if you want to use effort, you can, but you
won't be able to recover that effort until there's a
rest period. Just keep in mind. Yeah, yeah, I figured
you might.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's my difficulty?
Speaker 1: Maybe four? I think for this this uh that's really
high for those listening, like two is normal, three is strenuous,
and four is you know, very difficult. So the fact
that they are passing with this is unreal.
Speaker 6: So it's a one effort, one effort, one effort.
Speaker 1: And one effort you get used both. Yep, h.
Speaker 3: Kay.
Speaker 6: I look over mister Amara's shoulder and I look up
at Larin. I look down again, and I look up again.
Speaker 5: I'd like to.
Speaker 6: I'd like to go over to Larin and take her hand,
the one that I stroked, and turn it over and
look at look at the limbs of the the creature
I see in the book. It's you. M hm hm,
that's you, that's you.
Speaker 4: I needs to go a for a walk.
Speaker 1: M hm.
Speaker 4: And Amara puts the book down and leaves.
Speaker 3: And Occatti just writes one more thing in the in
his journal and he holds it to his chest, and
he wrote, please don't erase this memory. Please. He put
the time the place, just hopes that he'll read it
dot come back.
Speaker 5: Laren turns to too far. Has it really been twenty years?
Mister Amara says, so it's not possible.
Speaker 6: But mister Amara says, so I'd like to hold her hand,
and I'm trying my absolute best to replicate the exact
way that she held my hand when I was upset.
Speaker 5: They're still in there. We're still in there. Amaras said,
he sent us to die. Kay, but we're not bad yet.
It's worse, Kattie and I.
Speaker 8: We have to save them, save save you, save all
of us.
Speaker 5: We have to go back. But it's.
Speaker 6: It's it's it's dangerous.
Speaker 5: We can't.
Speaker 4: We can't.
Speaker 9: We can't use your ankle points and open it up
and get them out and get out with the ship
with use the navigator and lettering.
Speaker 6: There as the pilot, because it's it's not possible. It's
the fold must stay at all costs.
Speaker 3: Too far. I think the Fold is standing because it
is killing our friends. You know how how the the
Shellers people take them and use them for energy. They're
so small. Couldn't make a fold with just something so
small like that, couldn't keep it up, something so small.
We need something greater, something I don't know this for certain,
but the way the greatest heroes we've ever known, people
that mister Amara trained way, they're slowly being turned into
something else. I think I think the Fold is beating
off of their micronic energy, their essence, just like we
use shellers to do things.
Speaker 6: And the fold, the Fold is protecting us.
Speaker 3: But at what cost?
Speaker 6: At all costs?
Speaker 5: Always and say it? What costs are you comfortable with?
Look me in the eye and tell me what those
costs are. You are accepting the pain and the suffering,
the torment, the mutation of the heroes that came before.
Say that you are okay with that happening.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm an engineer. I make the thing, I keep
the thing running. I don't decide on how the thing
is used.
Speaker 5: You didn't decide that this is how it's used. And
you are either okay with it or you aren't. Do
you believe that this is a fair price to pay
for the Fold to stay up? Do you not believe
that it is possible that there is another way to
do this? There's another way to keep in the very
safe and to return to us those trapped in the fold?
Do you know another way? Is that not what scientists
and engineers do? Yes, then it's a good thing you're here.
I don't know the way. You don't in this moment
in time. But if Wakati has taught me anything, it's
that this moment in time is just one of many,
and there are versions of us existing in time where
we have already solved this problem and we are celebrating
our triumph. We are celebrating our victory, our success in
the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, because you've found a way.
You just haven't done it yet, but you will.
Speaker 6: The Citadel will take a lot of convincing.
Speaker 5: Yes, I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't think they'll let me find a way.
Speaker 5: I would be very surprised if that stopped you.
Speaker 6: If the Citadel doesn't want it, it doesn't happen.
Speaker 5: All we can control is what we do in this moment.
We don't know yet what will come. But for now
we follow Wakati, we stay with Amara, and we carve
our own path and move forward. Okay, what if I
get it wrong?
Speaker 3: That's what time travels for. Just look into the future
and you see every single possibility. It's confusing at first,
but see what they all they all could be.
Speaker 6: Mister Wikiti. Time travel doesn't exist, does.
Speaker 3: I've done it so many times.
Speaker 6: I'd like to look at Larry for like confirmation.
Speaker 1: I don't think she's broken her gaze from you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Laren has not stopped making eye contact with you
this entire time, and has a very a smile that
is at geese and reassuring.
Speaker 3: One step at a time, one step at that time.
Speaker 6: I'm still not entirely sure about that.
Speaker 5: Part, and you don't have to be.
Speaker 3: I don't mean to be alarming, but I think we
need to find mister Amara.
Speaker 1: We're having to switch scenes.
Speaker 3: Bad feeling, sorry about this. I have a bad feeling.
Speaker 1: It's my transition perfect. I have a bad feeling about this.
And we're going to back up in time a little
bit to when Amara walked out of his abode. What's
going on?
Speaker 4: Amara just picked the direction unwalked.
Speaker 1: It's towards the fold, isn't it? Without realizing it?
Speaker 4: I think, without realizing it, he just walks and walks
and walks. I can't even really say that he's thinking
about any things. I think so many things has happened
that he just does not have the power to process
it's all. But as he gets closer to the fold,
he keeps seeing the sketches, the drawings of his students,
and then almost superimposed over them, the memories of his students,
each of them on maybe special days birthdays, breakthroughs, and training,
even just mundane things like cooking or baking together just
as memories flashing in his head. He grips tight on
his cane in one hand in the general the other
and I think at some point, I think he's just
not paying attention, and he almost trips in the sand,
his cane catching on something buried, and he just falls
to his knees and just stays there for a moment.
He looks up and he sees the fold looming in
front of him. The reason why he picked this place
as a home so that he told himself, was because
he wanted to keep an eye of the fold. But
I think it was his way of punishing himself so
he could never forget his mistake. Now now he has
a second chance, and not just a second chance, but
a second chance with maybe his biggest regret, because if
if he's to trust his see in our brain, this
Lirn looks so much like one of his students, the
very student that warned him, that told him that she
wasn't sure about this plan. The council had student that
he brushed aside the worries of and told her that
would be fine, that the council would never do anything
to her their heroes. The title blaze that that I
won't be able to go with them. I would just
hold them back with my injury, but they'll be back.
And as a treat for the Jabbo Dan, I would
have baked them something. But it never came back. And
now she's here again, somehow, again asking me to save
my students.
Speaker 1: So what are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: It's been twenty years, three months, two weeks, and two days.
Speaker 1: Almost called you out earlier when you said about twenty years,
because I know and you know, you know exactly how
long it's been.
Speaker 4: The last entry in my journal it's an attempt to
write a typical journal, but the last entry was the
day after and what I wrote in it was they're dead.
I'm looking down at this page and I close it,
and I pick up my cane and push myself back
on to my feet, and I think there's a smell
of ozone building up around me, a mustatic energy crackling
off my cane as I take a deep breath and
still myself. I'm going to save my students.
Speaker 1: I would like you to roll for me, please. I
think this is going to be this is related to
your ability that you haven't used in twenty some odd years,
more than twenty years. Yes, so without boiling, just roll
me anything with that.
Speaker 4: M okay, I will Okay? Is that difficulty.
Speaker 1: Three?
Speaker 5: I knew it.
Speaker 1: I want to give you an artifact that isn't an artifact.
I want to give you something you can use over
and over and over again as long as you feel
you have it. And that is this resolve to say
of your students, I think should give you. Any time
you are doing something that is getting you closer to
that goal, you can ease the effort of whatever it
is that you're doing as long as you still believe
there's hope you can have this, okay, all right?
Speaker 4: As I walk back to my abode, you see the
ap large rounded footprints in the sand almost compress underneath
the weight of this elderly turtle who's found a new purpose.
Speaker 1: And I think as you are walking back you see
them probably coming out of the abode right as you're
heading back.
Speaker 4: M hmm, Sorry about that, wasn't very spits aboard me
to walk home.
Speaker 3: I guess it's okay.
Speaker 5: Laren puts one hand over her heart and bows very deeply.
At Amara.
Speaker 4: I think, Amara grips that cane again. I didn't think
do you remember anything from before?
Speaker 5: Very little? But if this much has come back to me,
more will.
Speaker 4: Regatty. What do you need to go back?
Speaker 3: I don't need anything. I can do it right now,
right here.
Speaker 4: Okay, listen, give me a moment. I will walk past them,
my eyes kind of linger and luring for a moment
before looking back to my home, and I'll walk in
and again, I think, in the same pile that this
journal was in, gonna move clothing around and grab a
small a recorder carved out of a pink coral. It's
quite honestly a bit small for someone a Mars size,
but he can tell has been taken care of, even
while hidden away. And they will hang it at their
waist on their belt and walk back out. Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Are you all ready?
Speaker 6: We're going now?
Speaker 3: Yes? It can take us five years, three months.
Speaker 6: Perhaps perhaps it would be better if I were to
stay here.
Speaker 3: No, you have to see it. It won't be much.
You'll just see our ship going into the fold as
we did five years ago. Then we can all see
what happened and we'll know, and then I'll bring us
right back. We'll have a better sense of what we
need to do going forward.
Speaker 6: How do you know that it's safe.
Speaker 3: I've done it before. Don't remember when I went, but
I know that I did. I should remember.
Speaker 6: This weren't tie down the fold, This weren't moving anchor
point this one.
Speaker 3: No, we're just going back five years just to see
what happened. We'll get inside. Can I remember once we
went back to see how the fold was made? I
think plans papers at least you were.
Speaker 6: Saying, I'd like to try and identify the machine that
mister Ramara has got.
Speaker 4: It's not being or I think it's very easy to
notice this as a recorder.
Speaker 6: The instrument, so it's not it's not like disguised in
any way.
Speaker 4: No, it's just a it's a like a flute, but
a flute, a recorder carved out of pink coral.
Speaker 1: And then Wakiiti's instrument. Was that the one you were
gonna look at his? Or word, did you mean the
flute the recorder?
Speaker 6: I did mean the flute.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I can see this, Yeah, I figured like something. Yeah, yeah,
you can absolutely roll for that.
Speaker 6: Okay, identify machine.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say you have special abilities, so you're trained,
which eases the the task the difficulty for this. So
I'm gonna go ahead and say that this is a
Ford difficulty to identify exactly how this functions and how
it has aided him in the past.
Speaker 3: But you do have.
Speaker 1: You are trained in this, and also you have assets.
I think you have two if I remember correctly on
your sheet, So.
Speaker 4: Just will ease Yeah, next to that skill that should
be like a dice button if you click, that would
go through the same process of stuff, and it'll include
your training automatically.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it'll it'll ease it down for you, make it
less difficult.
Speaker 6: So I don't include an asset on this role.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, you you can. You do have an asset.
I think you have two. Actually, okay, then yes, I
would like it about spoiling anything, yeah, m hm, fingers crossed.
M why okay, sorry, I'm just trying to think of
why do you think you can't identify this, because I
think you are perfectly capable of identifying what this does.
I think there's no reason why you wouldn't have been
able to identify this, But I think maybe you don't
want to know what this really does. And if this is,
you know, maybe there's a bit of your own belief
that's blocking your ability to acknowledge the truth. Or do
you think if you saw the truth in this object,
you would admit it.
Speaker 6: I think if I saw the truth, I would admit
it because it would be a fact.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 6: But my entire world has just collapsed, literally everything that
I've been taught, everything that I know, everything that I
have lived my life trying to maintain the fault and
learning in the citadel with a mental it's the fault
is everything. The purpose is we must hold them to
the fault. And until I saw for myself as a
fact that that person creature in the book was the
same person creature in front of me, and I saw
the reaction, that's a fact. I know that as a fact.
So if that's a fact, are the rest of the
fact still facts? And I think my whole brain is
so focused on trying to process all of these facts
and figure out exactly what they are at all the
different times that I'm looking at something that should be
Like when you haven't slept for two days and then
you try and do a simple math problem.
Speaker 1: You just you miss something because you're somewhere else. Yep, yep, okay,
that makes more sense to me. I will also say
that I think while it is known for engine that
there is some sort of time abilities, there's nothing like
this time travel that Wikiti is talking about. It is extreme,
and the fold was made out of experimental time magic.
No clue how it works or if it was even
going to work in the first place. But too Far
is an apprentice to an engineer, and I think the
information that she's been granted access to is very limited,
and keeping the fold maintained is a priority, and so
a lot of other information that may have changed her
mind here or let her realize something sooner than later.
I don't think we're intentionally or maliciously withheld. But it
was just the fact that that was your mentor's driving things.
So that's all you were.
Speaker 6: Exposed to, and I believed everything that she taught.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yep, okay. I suppose you want to try
something now, bull.
Speaker 3: I would like to use my time travel ability.
Speaker 1: Yea.
Speaker 3: I will concentrate by intent so that I can move
all of us back five years.
Speaker 1: Okay. Now, I know that we agreed that you don't
have this ability anymore. But I want there. I want
there to be a chance. I want there to be
a sliver of a chance always. So I think you
go to use this ability that we know, or at
least I know, we know that he doesn't have this anymore.
He doesn't know. Y, I am shocked. Yes, you're going
to realize in a second that you you can't do
this anymore. But I want there to be a chance.
So can we roll for this with the possibility that
if you krit you can do it? Madness?
Speaker 3: I know I'm going to need to bring up the
other character sheet though, Yes, the one that still has
all of those memories. Yeah, not the one I'm using
right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but maybe that's maybe that's the one that's doing this,
do you know what I mean? Maybe, like at the
same time you're trying, maybe the other, maybe another one
of you, is trying to pull you somewhere. So I
don't know. I think there should be a slim chance,
but it should still be possible. I will do this
because I think if I give you difficulty seven, you
won't possibly make it right? Or is it still possible?
Speaker 3: It's possible?
Speaker 4: Effort?
Speaker 3: And also I have well I can I press the
wrong button, I can eat.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, right, so.
Speaker 5: I have.
Speaker 3: Well, let's see, this is intellect. Yeah, and let's say
it's a seven.
Speaker 1: It's a seven difficulty seven, y'all, we've been going at four.
This is crazy.
Speaker 3: Technically you cannot do, but I get to ease it
because of my michronic training. I also have effort that
I will spend. Whose effort can I spend? Which of me? Which?
Speaker 1: I think it's yours? I think it's yours.
Speaker 3: That didn't answer the question.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. The vote the one who's present with amara, yes,
and the crew do that.
Speaker 3: I also have assets.
Speaker 1: I have this, but that doesn't work quite right anymore,
So that doesn't count as an asset anymore. You have
another asset, well, I have an offer for you.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean you have an offer. I feel like
I shouldn't mention the other asset because offers are way
better than assets. They're spicier. You're scar you ustually cause trouble.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's definitely an asset in my book.
Speaker 3: Yes, so I will roll this.
Speaker 1: I have a question, m M, yes you may.
Speaker 8: I yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: One of my special abilities is inspiring ease. After spending
twenty four hours with you. Once per day, each of
your friends can ease a task. This benefit is ongoing
while you remain in the friends company.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, Oh, this brings.
Speaker 3: It to a five. And I have my asset. I
begin to concentrate, and I think you must focus your intent.
And I have some concerns. There have been things said
that make me think other things. But if I concentrate,
I can bring us back five years.
Speaker 1: That is a failure.
Speaker 5: What happens.
Speaker 3: Nothing, Well, I don't think nothing because it costs. It costs.
Nothing happens except all of the color out of my
blue scales drain. And I look quite faint. I look
as if I might pass out suddenly. Not just like
I'm tired a little bit, but as if something happened.
I should be able to do this. I've done this before. Wakati, right,
I need your help right now. Please. You need to
take away the memory of who you are from me,
who you really are. I can't know that you have
to take it away. Please. Why I'm not remembering a
number of things, things that I should be able to remember.
And I have done this before. I have done this before,
from the beginning, when we came out of here, I
have been having a harder time doing the things that
I could do before, which says to me, this is
not this is not my body that I'm I can't
remember my friends. Why If you have been there for
twenty years, that means you were not in the hideout
with me. You did not grow up with me. But
I remember that you did, which means I must have
put it there. My other self must have done this
to me. And if this other self did this to me,
I pull out the journal. And if this other self
writes that I should not be remembering my friends, how
I got in, how I got out, when I went
into the past where I went. If I took that
from me, and and if I made myself remember that
you were always with me and you were not title Blade,
that means I'm not supposed to know because something is
going to happen to me. If I know, something bad
could happen. I can't know who you really are. If
I haven't. If it was taken for me, there's a
reason for it. If I did this to me, I
took all my If I took the memories of my friends,
you weren't the pilot of this ship. It must have
been help. But if Kelp were the pilot of the ship,
that means he's here. He's here with us in this
place time. But how come I don't know that? Why
did I take that memory from myself? Why don't I
know that my friend is here? If I don't know,
that's because I'm not supposed to know, which means I
can't know. Because I know this now and you have
to take it from me, I can't know. I don't
want to forget.
Speaker 5: Please, oh.
Speaker 3: Wa Kadi reaches out his hand, the same hand, the
same way he's always reached out, and he puts your
hand on his heart. I feel like you've done this before.
Speaker 5: Whatever you need, I'm ready.
Speaker 3: It was nice to know who you are again for me.
Speaker 1: Also, I don't think you need to roll for it
because I don't resist. Yeah, but while this is happening,
I will. I would like to take a moment with
the reactions of the other two Amara and too fa.
Speaker 6: Ah.
Speaker 1: If you remember, it is very difficult for Wakiti to lie.
In fact, it's written on a sheet. He can't lie.
So I think it becomes clear to you in this
moment that there's a reason why he's been removing or
hiding the identity of Lerian because he can't lie about it.
If you were to be asked by anyone, specifically the Council.
The council thinks that she came in and out. If
anyone knew that she was and came back, it would
start a revolution. People would want the fold to come down,
and maybe worse. So I'd like to know what your
reactions are, whoever wants to go first.
Speaker 4: Mara's reaction, I think, I think there's there's very few
things worse than being hopeless. But I think the one
thing worse than that is having hope with and losing it.
Even just if you had that hope for a moment
it losing it one just hurts. But then too there's
the added feeling or feeling stupid for hoping. And I
think almost immediately as you gave me this quote unquote
artifact of being determined to save my students, I think
I lose it almost immediately as this one hope that
I was cheapen enough to believe in fails in front
of me, and I think I've just frozen in place
in a mixture of despair. And I think anger is
too kind, too gentle of a word, but he's feeling
a lot of whatever could be more than that towards himself.
This is a seventeen year old kid, and I expect
him to help me right or wrong that I should
have been wise enough to avoid it was ridiculous of
me to do something like that. So I think I'm
just frozen in place, even hearing or seeing what's around me.
Just I'm in my head in this storm of emotions
right now.
Speaker 1: Too Far, this one's going to be tough.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Similarly to when I'm failed to identify this machine,
my whole world's been turned upside down and to the
point where everything is so wrong that nothing else is surprising.
So I think since this moment of chaos, it's kind
of like, well, what else could be? Drue of course,
Like I think there's this kind of abandoned, this sense
of well, nothing else, nothing else matters, So why can't
that Like this, she's sort of turned a corner.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 6: I think a lot of how Too Far relates to
the world is very strongly with two things at the center,
herself and facts. Yeah, Wikiti is said something that is
a fact. He can't lie. He said it with such
intensity that even I can pick up that in the
world of fact or not fact, it's a fact.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And.
Speaker 3: For me.
Speaker 6: Knowing a fact is then how can I help this fact?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: So as soon as he needed something, I was ready
to jump in.
Speaker 3: And it was.
Speaker 6: I think a missed que on my part that I
didn't but she didn't too far. I didn't realize that
this is a special moment between two people and it
would have been would have been inappropriate to do interrupt that, but.
Speaker 1: There was no.
Speaker 6: I have a thing I can help. I can help
the fact. So I think visually that would look like
literally stepping in with a pencil of her book and
then sort of stepping back again. Is really like amidst
the softness of this conversation and stepping back again and
kind of resigning herself to silence. Actually like silence and observation.
Speaker 1: I have a question for you. This is the hard part.
I think. I think there probably isn't a question in
your mind that if anyone at the Citadel found out
who she was really, they would she would never be
outside again. She would be yep, yep, yeap.
Speaker 6: What you're thinking of isn't a question in my mind,
isn't an option in my mind, there is an option
in my mind, but it's nothing to do with Lear.
Speaker 1: Okay, what is the option to not go with them?
Speaker 6: Okay and go back to the Citadel.
Speaker 1: What will you tell them?
Speaker 6: I don't think I know yet. What would I tell
the Citadel?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I.
Speaker 6: I don't think I know? Yeah, Okay, that this is
very much a breaking of two worlds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't think you have to know yet.
But I was just curious if your willingness to jump
in and help is something that you would if you
would do that to both you and Amara as an
option to protect this information.
Speaker 6: God, I don't know if I know what you mean.
Speaker 1: So I'm pretty sure you have an ability as well
that would that would make this not a problem for
both you and Amara, and it would protect that in
from and perhaps maybe you could write the truth down
in your notebook somewhere and tuck it away. But I
just want to be very clear that if this information
did get out about her, it would be you know,
they would take her and probably you know, ask our
a bunch of questions and not saying they're you know,
horrible people, these arkonists or engineers. But again, nothing like
this has ever happened before, and so I think you
are presented with from the perspective of a scientist to options.
You either go with them and learn firsthand and take
notes and write that all down, or you keep the
information and it could potentially be found out later and
then she's taken and experimented on or whatever.
Speaker 3: But it's not just her, it's my friend kel too.
I mentioned that he'd come through. Now I realized there's
other people maybe.
Speaker 6: How much how much time has passed since Laren was
identified in that book.
Speaker 1: I don't think that long, right, because he took a
walk on the beach, I'd say twenty thirty minutes. That's
exactly what I was as well.
Speaker 6: I don't think I could do anything about it if
I tried.
Speaker 3: I have minutes this a weekend.
Speaker 1: You can try if you'd like.
Speaker 6: I I would I would like to try. I would
like to try and eraise my own memories. I think
that is I think that's the logical option here.
Speaker 1: I'd like to ask you another question, because this is
just the time travel junkie in me. But I think
you made this device one night, just for fun. But
what do you think happens when you go this is
you have a moment where you go, this is why
I made this. I didn't know it then, but I
know it now. Is there a moment of I want
to say mysticism, but in a very magic and science
are somewhat the same. So is there a moment of.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, there's a moment of a kind of epiphany.
But I think again, for too far, it's less of
an epiphany, and it's more I think it looks external.
It looks like as humans we would perceive what an
epiphany might look like. But but for her, it's like
getting to the end of a chapter in a scientific
book and finally understanding the theory, finally having enough context
to understand the theory.
Speaker 1: That's her reference point, yep okay, oh fantastic.
Speaker 3: Or before she does erase anything, because we have two
people are going to get their memories erased. Yeah, so
what they said before the erasure? Katti says as he
has learns and sandal wood hand on his chest. This
look of pain hits his face and he says emotional pain.
He says, I'm hiding my memories. Who am I hiding
it from? Has to be the city? But always dream
do I think you have to take them away.
Speaker 1: Now, soufa, do you say anything or are you just
going to silently do this as well?
Speaker 6: I'm gonna silently do this as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, wow, okay, okay, okay, all right, let's go ahead
and roll.
Speaker 3: I don't resist.
Speaker 1: I know you don't resist. But here's the thing. And
I know this is going to come as a shock
to you, but but I actually don't think that Learan
can do this for you. I think you've been to
this to yourself.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you mean there it is. Yeah,
I've been doing it.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 1: She can help you, she can make it easier for you,
but it has been you.
Speaker 3: See.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: It's okay. So you.
Speaker 1: You don't have to roll because you're not resisting, and
I will remove the the information is gone, and we'll
we'll take a moment to see what that looks like
in a second. But too far, I would like you
to roll. For reasons. This will be in intellect. Roll
you do have an asset or two, actually you have
two assets.
Speaker 5: You can also ease it from my ability because you
haven't used that yet today.
Speaker 6: Yep, do I roll this from my erased memories special ability?
Speaker 1: You can if there's like a little dice roller, you
can do that because it'll automatically ease the stuff. Oh okay,
it didn't do that, just intellect role. So you can
just go ahead and make the intellect role, but it
will ease it. So instead of the difficulty of four,
it'll be the difficulty of three. And then you get
two assets on top of that.
Speaker 6: And one of these assets is because Larin is helping me.
Speaker 1: The effort goes from four to three because Larin is
helping you. But you have two objects on your person
in your many many pockets that are that are assets
for this yep, one being that yep, that's absolutely one
of them.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 6: I unpack what looks like a small mirror. One half
is mirrored on the inside and one half is glittery,
and I hold it up mirror facing me, and I
tip it slightly back until the sun hits it, beautiful,
beautiful sunshine. And as I pull the mirror forwards, the
light reflects on the fold and then into my eyes.
Speaker 1: Everyone can see that she does this. I think it's
pretty clear what she's doing.
Speaker 5: A what is it like?
Speaker 1: WIKII?
Speaker 7: When yours goes, I think I look, I lock eyes
with too far in that moment, as the fold glitters
in her eyes.
Speaker 3: And I look back. I look over my shoulder and
I see someone. I don't know if anyone else does,
but I see myself. I'm a bit older, I think,
and I walk up to me. I'm a little afraid,
I am. The other means not afraid, and places is hand,
my hand on top of Laran's hand on top of
my chest, and then leans over and whispers something into
my ear. And then he steps away and reaches into
my vest, pulls out my journal and rips out a page,
puts my journal back into my vest, and walks into
the sea.
Speaker 1: And as these two take the memory of the truth
of who learn really is, you two are the only
ones that know the truth, Amara and Lerean. And that's
where we're going to end today's session.
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