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WithManyFingers ([personal profile] withmanyfingers) wrote in [community profile] glowfic2015-06-27 11:21 pm

Hello to our *house*. Do you feel *better* yet?

A portal opens into a narrow, cramped, metallic room, sending a gust of air billowing through the vacuum of the place. The bulk of the room is taken up by equipment racks along opposite walls, upon each of which is mounted a familiar-looking battlesuit. One of the suits is open and empty, the other is sealed and contains an Orz-fish. The portal itself stands in a sort of aisle between the suits, marked by slight scuff marks in the gleaming cobalt metal of the place. Stars are visible through a window on the near hatch. The opposite window glows with a brighter blue colour, though a translucent membrane obscures any detail.

There is neither air nor gravity here, excepting only what's currently blowing through the portal.
kaolinandbone: (Concentrating)

[personal profile] kaolinandbone 2015-06-30 11:42 pm (UTC)(link)
Lioncourt - doesn't take a deep breath, that would be painful and unproductive - but she closes her eyes and focusses for a moment.

Then she turns the full weight of her Memnodyne sight on the Orz-fish, stretching her will to *see* the impossible.

Show me.
Edited 2015-06-30 23:42 (UTC)
kaolinandbone: (uh-oh)

[personal profile] kaolinandbone 2015-07-03 01:10 am (UTC)(link)
And then there are rainbows.

It takes a little while for Lioncourt to shake herself back to life.

Well.

That was certainly something.
Edited 2015-07-06 23:03 (UTC)
kaolinandbone: (uh-oh)

[personal profile] kaolinandbone 2015-07-06 11:19 pm (UTC)(link)
Lioncourt shakes her head, then grits her teeth and wills the prismatic fog aside. She needs to know.

More.
kaolinandbone: (Concentrating)

[personal profile] kaolinandbone 2015-07-07 12:42 am (UTC)(link)
Lioncourt takes an ammonia-liquid breath.

Go on.

kaolinandbone: (unimpressed)

[personal profile] kaolinandbone 2015-07-19 01:03 am (UTC)(link)
It is an extremely large amount of information to process all at once.

But Lioncourt knows how to file and sort and catalog, how to subdivide and handle and shift.

She does not oppose the tide.

She channels it, along the corridors and chambers of her mind, wearing away at the rock of a citadel not built to be a river -

But it is nonetheless built of stone.

And even amidst the flood, a part of her stands and watches, silently...

*I am Isabella Katarina Lioncourt Tepes.*