[He is here!! To visit her, but he's also looking around, since he only really helped with the Japanese-style houses. But he won't be too terribly nosy--soon enough he moves to join her on her balcony.
He smiles a little, but he looks down at the same time.]
I did what I could.
[And it's a little easier to bear now that they're back, but until now... it's never felt like enough.]
You had a lot of ground to cover. I only saw and listened to snippets of what you explained, but it sounds like a hefty responsibility that you upheld admirably.
[ (He killed Meteion.) It's fine. She was refracting.
(He gave them a bogus location.) She has nothing to say or think to excuse that. ]
[Ah... he nods, taking this all in. It reminds him, a little bit, of being a spirit--of being able to observe, but not interact with the physical realm on his own. He wonders if it had felt a little lonely, to those of them who weren't used to such a thing, but he doesn't ask.
[ Roxana is someone who takes more to observing than most. She creates a lonely atmosphere for herself, but loneliness has never been a factor for her to consider. She does not mind being alone. ]
Not all the time. They appeared randomly and usually without warning. Those who were returning items had better luck find them and interacting with them.
Oh, I see. [So it wasn't like the living side, then, where they could find their residents pretty much whenever they wanted.] So it was mostly just you guys, on that side.
[ In two days, he can experience what he could have, if I wasn't racing against you and he weren't so very gay and with a role. ]
It was built by the time I arrived, so you'll have to ask him for more detail on that, but I don't think it was too different than what you did for your dojo or any other location.
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He smiles a little, but he looks down at the same time.]
I did what I could.
[And it's a little easier to bear now that they're back, but until now... it's never felt like enough.]
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You had a lot of ground to cover. I only saw and listened to snippets of what you explained, but it sounds like a hefty responsibility that you upheld admirably.
[ (He killed Meteion.) It's fine. She was refracting.
(He gave them a bogus location.) She has nothing to say or think to excuse that. ]
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But he has no problem letting her take his hand--he seems grateful, even, and happy to hold hers too.]
You all could see us somehow, right? When we had our meetings and things like that?
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We had to concentrate to see any of you, but it was easier when you were all together.
[ because then she didn't have to split her focus as much. ]
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How did it work? Was it like those tears?
[The ones they watched executions and battles through, he means]
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The tears are something that weren't really on that side until recently.
[ well, maybe there were tears before they all arrived here, but she can't know one way or another. ]
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Instead:]
The other residents were with you, right?
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Not all the time. They appeared randomly and usually without warning. Those who were returning items had better luck find them and interacting with them.
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[ The graveyard in a nutshell. ]
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Right, Buzen mentioned building the road, or something?
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It was built by the time I arrived, so you'll have to ask him for more detail on that, but I don't think it was too different than what you did for your dojo or any other location.