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Sorry for not posting in awhile. Been in the ER for a few days.
The last few minutes seemed almost a dream as Saerena tried to recount what had occurred. She was lying on her back, a cold, damp, floor underneath her. She recalled something...a voice in her head, an orange light. Then a peculiar sensation, like seeing the world in multiplicities, as if 'Saerena' had become more than a sole being and more a collection of separate ones. For a moment, all of the Saerenas felt nauseous, and just as quickly there was again only one. How strange. she thought as she picked herself off the ground. Yet not as strange as you think. Look around. her interdimensional pilot somehow spoke as Saerena observed her new surroundings.

He...it...was right. Among her company were other orbs, each with a figure materializing beside it. "Where am I?" Saerena asked the orange light, now flickered with distinguishable reds and yellows. That is for you to decide. it replied wistfully in return. The orb levitated forward towards the exit of the old building. This way. It is time. Saerena dutifully followed, still weary from the sudden sensation, glancing at the intricacies of what appeared to be stone walls surrounding her. Approaching the doorway she saw fully formed figures and more orbs, all of various colors. Curious, she continued towards them. Only then, by the lights of three moons, did she notice their...garb. At the same time, she noticed a weight on her hips and head that hadn't existed in the previous world. She drew two pistols, one off each hip, and placed them back in their holsters. For some reason, they felt natural, as if it wasn't strange that she suddenly had them. I suppose this is the new world. she thought, nodding her head softly. She stood straightly and with more confidence now. "Hey are we supposed to be a party here then?" one of the forms, a girl that seemed Saerena's age, asked. "I could do for some partying." Saerena said as as she grinned. "Who's buying drinks?"
@deadpixel101...So it seems I was unclear and by unclear I mean over-exaggerating so much that now it will seem lame. The limit break can't actually destroy planets, rather a medium-sized city. But 'planet-destroyer' sounds a little cooler than 'suburban remodeler'. The actual science behind a railgun could probably be applied to at least knock small moons out of orbit though. Mountains would be cake. I'll ramp it down more if y'all feel like it's too much.
Let me know if this seems a little bit like overkill. Would rather err on being too strong than too weak.
Interested, will begin CS soon
Arïs breathed deeply the moist morning air of Redcliffe, cool and refreshing, as the senior Mauve Warden Berick quickly led them through the village. Despite the light dew covering the distant fields, the road was dry and dusty. Heavy use this early indicated the village was like to be busy, as much so as a one-road town could be. The group stopped a moment, taking note of Redcliffe's Request Wall at Berick's instruction. As the Wardens began moving again, to the village exit to see their senior off, Arïs slowed up to observe his companions. Six they were, excluding Berick, all of different upbringings, all of dissimilar Castes, all of various social classes. Whether that would prove an aid or a weakness, Arïs wondered.

As they approached the end of the dirt road, Arïs noticed two wooden gateposts, worn and rotting. A white-yellow ball curled around the base of one, fur blowing lightly in the grass, as if a patch of snow had fallen only in one small circle. Arïs knew what it was, of course; the Joining had seen to that. Still, it felt unnatural to know where Eithina was at all times. He found himself skeptical of whether or not the sense was accurate. Once again, it was. Arïs let out a low, short whistle as they approached the remnants of the old gate. Eithina's head turned at the sound. As the wardens drew closer, Arïs saw red on her muzzle, the blood of some prey she had been hunting. The sight reminded him of the Joining, of the darkspawn blood, and of the oath he and his fellow Wardens had taken. Brothers and sisters. Though still not fully trusting of the others, he was confident in their intentions and was glad to be among the like-minded.

Eithina bounded toward him then, red eyes glistening in the rising sun. Arïs took a cloth out of his cloak and wiped the matching gore from her face, then stroked her head. They stood side by side at the edge of the gate, watching as the Mauve Warden left, picturesquely, with grey mountains in the distance glimmering white sunlight from their snow-covered tips. When Berick had all but disappeared from sight, the Wardens reached the consensus to check the Request Wall back at the village tavern. As they reentered Redcliffe, Arïs again noted the dryness of the main road. He thought it funny to see such a number of farmers in an area so parched. Arïs wondered if perhaps the Blight had caused the lack of rain. The thought was lost, however, as he realized they had arrived. "There it is." the Emerald Warden said grimly.

While the others entered and made straight for the requests, Arïs paid the man behind the bar for a pitcher of mead for his fellow Wardens and milk for Eithina, then made his way over to his companions. They huddled around the board until Sasha suggested they decide which to accept over a meal. Arïs walked back towards a table to find Eithina staring puppy-eyed up at him and at the milk bowl he had forgotten to place on the floor. He set it down, to her gratification, poured himself a glass of mead, and drank deeply. And now, he thought, the real work begins.
Oh, in case ever in the IC someone needs to type out 'Arïs', the alt code for ï is alt 0-2-3-9. Much easier than copy-paste.




@Genkai Alright, CS is done. Let me know if I messed up any of the technicalities of lore and what not.
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