Equius tapped at the device, grunting sourly. It wasn't that the dream was that disturbing, really. They'd known Alternia was destroyed when they'd ended up on the asteroid in the first place. There was nothing left for the two of them to weep over, and a highborn troll wasn't about to weep for the loss of the cultural heart of their people. Oh, he might bemoan it, but it was simply something to rebuild and make greater than ever, ignoring the whole small matter of the loss of the last egg of the mother grub... But all that was water under the proverbial bridge at this point.
He was irritated more than anything else. The nightmare had been a reminder of what had already happened, though something felt bigger about it. Had he seen other worlds die in the process? Was there the implication that all of the planets of the vast empire had been destroyed, all at once? It wasn't as if that hadn't been at least a remote possibility of the game, or was it? Ugh, he was getting a headache.
"Nepeta," he growled, looking over and not realizing that he'd sent the message to everyone on the network instead of just the few trolls that were present. "Are you certain that they will know anything to help comprehend the vision? It isn't exactly like that fool Ampora ever bothered to know anything worthwhile. Feferi, perhaps, but she hasn't been present for long..."
"I don't know!" Nepeta said, uncharacteristically subdued for her. "At the furry least purrhaps if they saw something similar then maybe we can make more sense of it together."
It wasn't even really the destruction of their own world that had gotten to her - she'd been through that once and had accepted it by now. But the reminder that even this place, their new home, might not be permanent, was very hard to take. She went over to her moirail and sat by him, leaning against his side. "We've got a better chance of making it if we're all working on it together, I think, right?" She sounded more hopeful than certain.
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He was irritated more than anything else. The nightmare had been a reminder of what had already happened, though something felt bigger about it. Had he seen other worlds die in the process? Was there the implication that all of the planets of the vast empire had been destroyed, all at once? It wasn't as if that hadn't been at least a remote possibility of the game, or was it? Ugh, he was getting a headache.
"Nepeta," he growled, looking over and not realizing that he'd sent the message to everyone on the network instead of just the few trolls that were present. "Are you certain that they will know anything to help comprehend the vision? It isn't exactly like that fool Ampora ever bothered to know anything worthwhile. Feferi, perhaps, but she hasn't been present for long..."
"I don't know!" Nepeta said, uncharacteristically subdued for her. "At the furry least purrhaps if they saw something similar then maybe we can make more sense of it together."
It wasn't even really the destruction of their own world that had gotten to her - she'd been through that once and had accepted it by now. But the reminder that even this place, their new home, might not be permanent, was very hard to take. She went over to her moirail and sat by him, leaning against his side. "We've got a better chance of making it if we're all working on it together, I think, right?" She sounded more hopeful than certain.
((ooc: responses may come from either or both of them!))
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