[ 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.
I used to sleep on the ground in the garden. This is the first real bed I have ever had. The first room that I was allowed to claim as my own and share with no one.
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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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You should rest first.
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He smiles at her.] It's good to rest when you can.
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[ Because nowhere had even been a home, and she had been presented with a blank slate to make her own. ]
But it became this way after I requested more plants. The warden and the Admiral were very generous in their planning.
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You've made it into a good place.
[One she's built, with the help of others.]
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