voice;

[antepone]

[ She'd woken up with the dream weighing heavily on her mind. While it might be nothing, it could also be something, and she doesn't want to take risks, especially with everything she's experienced here. So... ]

Hi, everyone. It's Mira, and I recently had a dream that I've been kind of worried about. It's probably nothing, but in case it turns out to be something that might happen, I can't just keep it to myself.

I don't really remember a lot, but I do remember... fire. Lots of people screaming. And something that smelled like-- [ lord, she hates this, and the hesitation is painfully obvious ] --cooking meat. It didn't feel like the storytelling, and it felt real, especially for a dream.

[ The cooking meat bit couldn't be burning flesh. Definitely not. ]

... I know that's not a lot to go off of, but it felt important enough to share, especially with any new islands that might appear.

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[postictal]

You don't know how long you were gone?

[Well, shit. Neither does Tim.]

What's...the last thing you remember before waking up here again? Aside from the dream.

[antepone]

I think one of my friends might know for sure.

[ Nari, she's thinking. ... Though-- ]

Well... two. Nari and Keith.

[ She thinks for a moment. ]

The new island had appeared. And the earthquake there had just happened a couple of days ago, I think.

[postictal]

[Well, fuck.]

Okay, so that was back in mid-March.

It's...the beginning of April.

[antepone]

[ Well. Fuck. ]

That's... a long time.

[ She really doesn't like that. ]

[postictal]

Not as long as it could've been, but...yeah. I don't think you've missed much, unless you count earthquakes and...apparently the jungle on Cahypdo is full of rabbit things that try to eat you.

[So like, same shit as always.]

[antepone]

[ First whisper of rabbits, and they're murderous. That's just her luck. ]

Are the earthquakes more frequent lately?

[postictal]

I have no idea. The one mid-month was probably the biggest, but it's hard to say.

[It's making repairs a hell of a pain, though.]