[not again] catchall for natalie

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...there were... strange rooms inside the cabin we broke into. There was a child in the first room, but we could hear others crying⁠—

Lili told us to go see what was wrong, so we did... we split up.

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[Probably not the best idea, she thinks, but it seems a little bit awful to come right out and say that. Anyways.]

What happened after you went different ways?

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Yin Yu and I went through a door... and suddenly, it seemed as though we were on the island again. Worse than that, though—

We had... forgotten. The camp, and Lili. We did not realize at first that it was not... right.

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...So it seemed like you had never left?

[Haha, absolutely horrifying.]

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[Flayn nods. Horrifying, indeed - just the prospect of never leaving that island is terrifying, but not quite as frightening to her as the idea of not being able to remember the end of the time she spent there, or to remember the nearly two weeks she's spent with the people here.

In the end, all people are left with is memories. So for something to interfere with them...

She hates it, thanks!]

...yes. Well, more precisely, it felt as though we had just recently arrived there for the first time.

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[She takes that in as well, frowning.]

Jesus. What snapped you out of it, in the end...?

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...I do not know what exactly it was. We... fought, with someone who looked like one of the people we had met on the island, only younger.

But I lost consciousness during the fight.

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...Right.

[She frowns.]

Are you, uh, feeling better now...?

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[she nods]

Yes, much. I am still a bit tired, but Dick helped me with the bandages once again. I was lucky he still had some.

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Comparatively, I guess... Still, I'm not sure lucky is the right word for this.

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I cannot think of a better one.