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[bibliophile_annex]

[Private to Yurippe.]

I'd like to hear more about your plans concerning sending a message to the Malnosso? I've tested my powers extensively [Between naps.] and they are greatly reduced. Regardless, if I can help, I will. I just need to know what direction you're taking.

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[Private to Pascal.]

It's amazing the difference a little rest makes. [She looks much better. There is more color on her cheeks, her wounds are either healed or healing and her hair has been Charmed so the frizziness is gone.]

Have you explored the village? If not, I think we should start there and then branch out into the less obvious attributes of Luceti.

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[Private to Luke Skywalker.]

Thank you again for coming to get me. If I can ever return the favor, please let me know?

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I wasn't sure about this place when I first arrived, but it is proving to be quite fascinating. I almost don't mind losing some of my abilities [Or, rather, the intensity of them.] in order to meet those I never thought I would [More like: "could meet".].

If Luceti really is located in another dimension, it makes me wonder how many other dimensions there might be. Of course visiting them and keeping a tally would probably be a nightmare, but it is interesting to think about.

[She is slowly braiding her hair, sitting cross-legged in a chair. Over-all, she looks much better than she had on her arrival.]

For those I haven't met, my name is Hermione Granger. [A faint smile crosses her lips.]

Comments

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[fowlplots]

According to the Theory of Parallel Universes there is an infinite number of possible universes existing alongside one another. So it is entirely possible Luceti exists in a separate dimension from the ones we are familiar with.

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[bibliophile_annex]

That's entirely possible - and probable, I would say. I never gave thought to other universes, but this...

It is intriguing.

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[fowlplots]

From an intellectual standpoint, it is certainly intriguing. However, I find the thought of being taken into an exclosed area and used as a test subject to be rather unsavory.

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[bibliophile_annex]

You're not alone in that opinion. We are prisoners and test subjects. I honestly don't think we could be in a worse position when it comes to our freedom.

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[fowlplots]

It can always be worse. They have left us our mental faculties when they could have limited those as well.

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[bibliophile_annex]

[That causes a shudder to go down her spine.] I pray they don't take that away. I can handle them limiting powers, but limiting our ability to reason? Absolutely not.

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[fowlplots]

Indeed. I don't intend to let them take my mind as well as my liberty.

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[bibliophile_annex]

I hate to say it, but we may not have much of a choice. No matter how beautiful this place may be, it's still a prison.