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revivalproject2020-06-30 07:39 am
01 | If I Look Back I'm Lost
WHO: Daenerys Targaryen
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WHERE: Waiting room, Calibrations room
WHAT: Calibration Event/Arrival
WHEN: Backdated to 6/27 to 6/30
Waiting Room
There had been several days of moping, drifting between frustration, anger and heartache. Waking up in a different place, a different world was less strange the second time around, but everything she left behind in the city lingered in her mind. This was...far different than the Tower of Pride in the heart of the City. True, there were no demons and no threat of being infected by them. The downside was that she was once again surrounded by things that she didn't recognize or understand as well as others might. (That gel alone looked nauseating).
The waiting room was at least slightly large and allowed her room to roam, even if it wasn't far. There wasn't the sea, there wasn't vastly different districts to visit, there was just this common room where others frequented...and she gravitated to with little choice. There was at least her dragon egg, not the three that she had been granted in the City, but one. Drogon was still with her, encased in his black and red shell, still seemingly stone, but a familiar heat pulsating from within.
When she claimed a space in the waiting room, the egg went with her, placed next to her side. There had to be a way to hatch him...and even if there wasn't, this would at least occupy her until they finally were released from whatever this place was.
Calibrations Room
This isn't the room you'd expect for a woman with her long titles and claim to the crown. But it's a simple courtyard with a lemon tree that sways against the heated breeze. There's sand beneath your feet, white and beautiful and rough against your skin. There is a stone archway that leads to steps and a large red door where kittens are curled before it. If you try and open the door though, it will not budge. Eventually, it will slip back and draw away, seemingly farther and farther each time you look back at it.
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WHERE: Waiting room, Calibrations room
WHAT: Calibration Event/Arrival
WHEN: Backdated to 6/27 to 6/30
Waiting Room
There had been several days of moping, drifting between frustration, anger and heartache. Waking up in a different place, a different world was less strange the second time around, but everything she left behind in the city lingered in her mind. This was...far different than the Tower of Pride in the heart of the City. True, there were no demons and no threat of being infected by them. The downside was that she was once again surrounded by things that she didn't recognize or understand as well as others might. (That gel alone looked nauseating).
The waiting room was at least slightly large and allowed her room to roam, even if it wasn't far. There wasn't the sea, there wasn't vastly different districts to visit, there was just this common room where others frequented...and she gravitated to with little choice. There was at least her dragon egg, not the three that she had been granted in the City, but one. Drogon was still with her, encased in his black and red shell, still seemingly stone, but a familiar heat pulsating from within.
When she claimed a space in the waiting room, the egg went with her, placed next to her side. There had to be a way to hatch him...and even if there wasn't, this would at least occupy her until they finally were released from whatever this place was.
Calibrations Room
This isn't the room you'd expect for a woman with her long titles and claim to the crown. But it's a simple courtyard with a lemon tree that sways against the heated breeze. There's sand beneath your feet, white and beautiful and rough against your skin. There is a stone archway that leads to steps and a large red door where kittens are curled before it. If you try and open the door though, it will not budge. Eventually, it will slip back and draw away, seemingly farther and farther each time you look back at it.
Wildcard
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He did however appreciate both her calm and her seeming practicality; it served her better than hysterics, in his mind. "I imagine it would not be so if the exile were of your own choosing, but that's a different situation entirely." His pause was a little awkward, just on the side of too long. "You may not need to return this exact place to find somewhere else with a similar peace."
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She pulled her knees to her chest, "In a way it was our choosing. It was either exile or murder, as my brother's children were murdered. But we have been striving to return home since." She blinked, having never considered that and still a bit uncertain about abandoning this dream. Where else would she belong but here? "I have nothing, only this..."
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In other words: not something likely to threaten anyone else in this place.
"Choosing to live is harder than most people credit it," he replied; they might not have a complete understanding of each other's situations, but he felt that they probably had that in common, just from the little bits they've shared so far. "This, and a will to live. That's hardly nothing."
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Given his demeanor, she doesn't fear him, instead feeling drawn by someone that might need help. Someone who might be as lonely as she is.
"It is. Given certain adversities, it would be easier to give up and make the pain stop. The more difficult route is finding a way to adapt, to turn the situation to your advantage. There are ways, but there is a loneliness that still comes with it."
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Probably not worth dwelling on that he might never regain.
“That loneliness may likely be one you’ll not escape.” Not that he wanted to bring such negative thoughts into her pleasant memories but he appreciated honesty and hoped she did as well. “There are things that happen to a person that are absolutely inconceivable to others. It sets you apart. What you do with that isolation, though...” he trailed off, glancing back toward the painted door once more.
“A memory need not be your only strength.”
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"No, it never will be. When you are born in sorrow, you tend to carry it as your mantle. Loneliness is a natural companion of it." Made even worse by being a queen and the last of her House. It was said Rhaegar carried a sense of doom with him, was she the same? Or was it simply that sense of sorrow? "It doesn't bar smiles or warmth though. I have my share of it, the memory simply makes it stronger."
But he was right. The memory shouldn't make her stronger...yet she didn't know how else to be, save for this. "This is home and I need to find it." She held firm to that, afraid to relinquish it and lose everything in the process. "But my strength is my own. I'm the blood of the dragon..."