Yes, it should translate, at least so far it has. You'll find there is a fluidity in reading there that is not out here, because it is all mental.
[ The words are mentally projecting, it's all under the illusion of being from a book, but everything in there is psychic. That's the Horizon. It feels incredibly real. It smells and tastes real. There is an addictive nature to something that unique and beautiful. For a thirsty mind like his, there is no shortage of things he can accomplish or create in there, and it's not always a good thing. Luckily he finds most people are better than he is at not getting lost inside.
No reason to concern her about that. No one gets hurt by distraction, and she'll have people to wake her up so she doesn't end up there for days. Like he probably would have been by now, if Lucifer didn't kick him awake. ]
Yes, or at least, it helps. That's why I set it up here.
[ Istredd nods around them where there are places to sit and meditate, but he's not suggesting she do it right away. She would ask if that's what she wanted. ]
You can try to go alone or with someone else new, but there is a chance you won't be able to do it, or that the two of you will forget that you're supposed to leave entirely. Years ago, the first time the Summoned went into the Horizon, it's because Thorne tossed them into the crater around the Singularity. It immediately put them inside, but they all lost their memory.
[ Istredd has only heard this story so he is repeating what he's been told. It sounds like it could have been disastrous, if they didn't end up lucky. ]
No one got out naturally, the Singularity eventually let them go, so you run the risk of getting stuck there until help arrives.
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[ The words are mentally projecting, it's all under the illusion of being from a book, but everything in there is psychic. That's the Horizon. It feels incredibly real. It smells and tastes real. There is an addictive nature to something that unique and beautiful. For a thirsty mind like his, there is no shortage of things he can accomplish or create in there, and it's not always a good thing. Luckily he finds most people are better than he is at not getting lost inside.
No reason to concern her about that. No one gets hurt by distraction, and she'll have people to wake her up so she doesn't end up there for days. Like he probably would have been by now, if Lucifer didn't kick him awake. ]
Yes, or at least, it helps. That's why I set it up here.
[ Istredd nods around them where there are places to sit and meditate, but he's not suggesting she do it right away. She would ask if that's what she wanted. ]
You can try to go alone or with someone else new, but there is a chance you won't be able to do it, or that the two of you will forget that you're supposed to leave entirely. Years ago, the first time the Summoned went into the Horizon, it's because Thorne tossed them into the crater around the Singularity. It immediately put them inside, but they all lost their memory.
[ Istredd has only heard this story so he is repeating what he's been told. It sounds like it could have been disastrous, if they didn't end up lucky. ]
No one got out naturally, the Singularity eventually let them go, so you run the risk of getting stuck there until help arrives.