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refractedlight2017-06-16 08:53 pm
wasshi) wrote in refractedlight2017-06-16 08:53 pm
Liciaen Linkshell post, 2 days after the Archon attack
My name is Mercia, of house Tabrea. I hope this evening finds you well.
I'm sure the news about what happened in Muenier has reached most of Liciae by now, but I want to talk about a different phenomenon. I was present during the fighting, and something happened to me that's hard to describe.
I'll divide it into two experiences. First experience: I remembered something that has never happened to me. The memory remains in my mind - an unfamiliar face in an unfamiliar city. Someone who introduced herself as 'Yuki Yuna,' if that name means anything to anyone; it doesn't sound Liciaen to me. There was nothing relevant to the battle or its surrounding circumstances in this memory.
Second experience: I gained some kind of unfamiliar ability. I now have a small device, similar in design to a Linkshell, but it can't connect to mog.net. Most of its functionality is broken or useless, but there's one button on it that triggers some kind of slight transformation in my body. The changes all seem to be cosmetic - it changed my clothes and hair, but doesn't seem to make me any stronger or faster physically. However, after using this transformation, I was able to fight the monsters that attacked Muenier, which were previously impervious to all of my attacks.
I am of course glad that I received a gift that allowed me to survive the battle, but I'm also troubled by the fact that I don't know where it came from. The memory in particular is strange; it doesn't line up with anything that happened in my past. If it was a vision of the future, then that's troubling for a different reason... in this memory, I had no use of my legs. If something made me remember my future encounter with Yuna Yuki, then that may imply that some tragedy is waiting for me in the near future.
If anyone else has had similar experiences in the last few days, I'd like to exchange notes. I know I'm not the only one who had something like this happen to them.
Thank you for your time.
I'm sure the news about what happened in Muenier has reached most of Liciae by now, but I want to talk about a different phenomenon. I was present during the fighting, and something happened to me that's hard to describe.
I'll divide it into two experiences. First experience: I remembered something that has never happened to me. The memory remains in my mind - an unfamiliar face in an unfamiliar city. Someone who introduced herself as 'Yuki Yuna,' if that name means anything to anyone; it doesn't sound Liciaen to me. There was nothing relevant to the battle or its surrounding circumstances in this memory.
Second experience: I gained some kind of unfamiliar ability. I now have a small device, similar in design to a Linkshell, but it can't connect to mog.net. Most of its functionality is broken or useless, but there's one button on it that triggers some kind of slight transformation in my body. The changes all seem to be cosmetic - it changed my clothes and hair, but doesn't seem to make me any stronger or faster physically. However, after using this transformation, I was able to fight the monsters that attacked Muenier, which were previously impervious to all of my attacks.
I am of course glad that I received a gift that allowed me to survive the battle, but I'm also troubled by the fact that I don't know where it came from. The memory in particular is strange; it doesn't line up with anything that happened in my past. If it was a vision of the future, then that's troubling for a different reason... in this memory, I had no use of my legs. If something made me remember my future encounter with Yuna Yuki, then that may imply that some tragedy is waiting for me in the near future.
If anyone else has had similar experiences in the last few days, I'd like to exchange notes. I know I'm not the only one who had something like this happen to them.
Thank you for your time.