Memory Cave

[voidtreckermods]

After the passengers see a glimpse of a life that is not their own they appear in a cave. It is light, a strange moss glowing on the walls and ceiling illuminates the cave nicely and it is large enough for them to pace around in without trouble.

They are not alone. In the cave with them is another voidtrecker. Maybe someone they know well, maybe someone they have only seen in the aisles of the train. But they are together in this cave together.

The cave has no exit, at least not yet. They know that it will, eventually. When the time is right.

But for that time to come, they first must talk...

(OOC: For reference: memories!)

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[wisdominshadows]

Zelda looks him in the eye and nods.

Then she opens her mind, and calls the memory to the forefront.

"Here you are, Gerome," Inigo's voice rings out, slightly distorted from having passed from one mind to another already. But all the same, the scene is clear and recognizable.

"That was what I saw," she says at the end. "Nothing more or less."

[wyvernmaster]

Gerome had the strangest feeling... He was being sent the memory from this woman's mind, but at the same time it triggered the memory in his own. Both seemed to play side-by-side, echoing within his own head, the strangest of sensations, until he pulled his hand back and lifted it to his temple.

"... That was..." Personal? Could he really say that, could he get angry even though he suspected that he'd had someone elses memory implanted into his own mind.

"... That was... before we left for the Past. I refused to go. Inigo and I argued, and yet..." Gerome shook his head, still confused as to why the other man would do it. "He found me and claimed to have changed his mind. That he wouldn't leave me alone. How could I accept that knowing how much he felt he needed to go and save our world?" The words just tumbled out of Gerome's mouth without any thought behind them. Once he realised what he had said, however, his cheeks flamed. What had gotten into him?

[wisdominshadows]

She listens carefully; yes, that makes sense of what she saw.

"You couldn't," she agrees.

"It seems like you have quite the remarkable friend. Though it might be equally fair to say that so does he."