[He usually wouldn't invite himself over, but these are special circumstances. He doesn't often lock his door himself, so he can't comment on security and simply lets himself in - looking around for her.]
[ She's in her bed. Curled up in one corner with a pillow, small on the large mattress. She has the shutters drawn against the artificial sunlight set behind her windows. She calls for him when she hears him, ]
[Allen sits down beside her. He looks a little tired, but freshly scrubbed and in clean clothes he's almost back to his normal state after that last, bloody day. He's more than well enough to be concerned for her.]
[ She turns her head and really looks, hand inching the rest of the way into his. ]
I am afraid of what it will do. If it will drive me mad, or if it is a beacon for the creature to find me again. It has already been here on the Barge once, what if there is no one here to beat it back?
I was... so certain it had come again, that it had turned the Barge into that corrupted place.
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['Are you OK' doesn't seem appropriate, but he's very worried for her.]
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[ Her voice is soft, drowsy. ]
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[ Her home security is very lax, perhaps naively. ]
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[He usually wouldn't invite himself over, but these are special circumstances. He doesn't often lock his door himself, so he can't comment on security and simply lets himself in - looking around for her.]
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Come sit with me.
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It's been a long few days [he says, quietly].
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I think so. Just...
[ She doesn't even know what to say. ]
Dispirited.
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I'm glad you're here.
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[ The Otherworld was not so terribly different from her life in the Godking's palace. ]
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You live in the present, too.
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This thing that drove the Godking mad. A demon?
[ She really doesn't know what it is, but it brings madness and destruction and suffering. ]
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[Followed by destruction and suffering and death, and Allen doesnāt find the idea that he wonāt be there to see it comforting.]
I know how hard it can be, even after such a short timeā¦
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I am afraid of what it will do. If it will drive me mad, or if it is a beacon for the creature to find me again. It has already been here on the Barge once, what if there is no one here to beat it back?
I was... so certain it had come again, that it had turned the Barge into that corrupted place.
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But I think that if it comes here... there will always be people who'll try to fight it back.
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[It's often not simple, but sometimes he wishes it could be made such through pure force of will.]
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[ Then it appeared, and it's no wonder she had a paranoia freakout as the madness and fog rolled in. ]
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That's why I'm here. To erase the Fourteenth, so I don't have to hide from everyone.
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[A statement of fact. He's not going to stop trying. He shifts to look directly at Ilde.]
If it would take a wish to banish whatever demon might want you for a herald, I'd stay for that too.
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