[ That makes infinitely more sense. Himeka nods, satisfied with the clarification. ]
Then we are the same.
[ At least in theory. Mayhaps the disciplines differ or...they become sort of masters of time and space and whatever else it is that G'raha managed to figure out in his time?
But aether is easy. What she doesn't want to say is, in part, because her thoughts haven't solidified on it, but also because she isn't sure she can do it justice. She's never been a wordsmith--just someone with a natural aptitude for magics. That's what she does and does it well.
...Maybe that's an easier way to do it? ]
...
[ Both G'raha and Emet-Selch had done so in their own explanations.
Very well--if their worlds are connected in the way she fears, it only seems fair that as a denizen he be privy to it.
But she has to finish her beer first--which she does. Setting the bottle side, she waves one hand in a circle to create one world--one Sphere of aether to float in the air. Beside it she creates another, mirror reflections of one another. ]
Normally someone can't go from one star to another in any sort of physical form. The aether that makes up the body just...can't, you know?
[ In between the two she paints an oval door out of blue light and suddenly a stream of gentle white light flows between the two spheres through the doorway. ]
But someone was able to travel to one sphere through the other in spirit and then create a doorway in which I was able to physically walk between the two shards in whole.
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Then we are the same.
[ At least in theory. Mayhaps the disciplines differ or...they become sort of masters of time and space and whatever else it is that G'raha managed to figure out in his time?
But aether is easy. What she doesn't want to say is, in part, because her thoughts haven't solidified on it, but also because she isn't sure she can do it justice. She's never been a wordsmith--just someone with a natural aptitude for magics. That's what she does and does it well.
...Maybe that's an easier way to do it? ]
...
[ Both G'raha and Emet-Selch had done so in their own explanations.
Very well--if their worlds are connected in the way she fears, it only seems fair that as a denizen he be privy to it.
But she has to finish her beer first--which she does. Setting the bottle side, she waves one hand in a circle to create one world--one Sphere of aether to float in the air. Beside it she creates another, mirror reflections of one another. ]
Normally someone can't go from one star to another in any sort of physical form. The aether that makes up the body just...can't, you know?
[ In between the two she paints an oval door out of blue light and suddenly a stream of gentle white light flows between the two spheres through the doorway. ]
But someone was able to travel to one sphere through the other in spirit and then create a doorway in which I was able to physically walk between the two shards in whole.