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[dyingisnotdead]

[The device turns on, revealing a Loras who looks...tired. He has been sleeping for two weeks (he has looked at the date), but he feels no more rested than he would, before.

He has been home. Living for months without knowledge of this place. But as he has woken up--he remembers the prophecy, the future he saw, so many weeks ago.

He knows that when he returns home, it will come true.

There is no escaping it.

So if he looks more serious, older, well. It is just the way of things, now.]

It seems while I slept, I returned home. I do not understand how it has occurred or why I have returned but--

--I can not deny the truth of it.

[He runs his free hand through his mess of curls.]

Can someone tell me what I have missed?

And--how many of you have returned home, and had no recollection of this place? Is that how it happens, always? With no way to use the knowledge of things learned here, back in our worlds?

[To avoid his fate--oh he wishes that he could.]

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[dyingisnotdead]

...no, not really.

[Loras smiles, settling back against Leonardo.]

At least not to me.

[He's sure someone cares about Leonardo's work. Most of it goes well over Loras' head, so he just enjoys it for how happy it makes Leo.]

[true_renaissance_man]

[His projects were fun! It was impossible not to get a thrill out of putting the finishing touches on a painting or seeing a machine you have only just dreamed up actually coming to life but after all the worry and concern of a past few weeks those little joys had been forgotten. Right now there was no greater gift than to be able to lean back against a pillow and hold Loras close to his chest. ]

I can get back to those things later. You are far more important!

[dyingisnotdead]

[Well Loras will never complain about being fawned over. So he just smiles, preening ever so slightly.]

Well I'm glad you think so.