[ Julie does not look particularly surprised to see Rhy. What she does look a bit nonplussed by is the fact that he pops out of nowhere into this space. She is aware that at least one other person has chosen to show up in specific places, and she has no reason to believe that she herself couldn't do it. She just... doesn't. And if she did pop into a specific location, she doesn't think she would choose close proximity to the Singularity, simply because it would be more prudent to first see from a distance who might be lingering around.
But either way, he does appear, and this time, she's not doing anything. There's no twee little scene set up -- she's still dressed the nines, all sequins and gems, but there's a distinct feeling that she put way less effort into her appearance tonight. Her hair is in a basic bun, her jewelry is simple and uninspired. The overall vibe is that she threw on the first outfit she grabbed, and it just happened to be really glittery.
She's sitting on the ground, her legs folded lotus-style, her back against the Singularity. This time, she doesn't even have the excuse of magic, because she doesn't seem to be doing anything at all. She's just sitting there, staring into space.
Of course, that's not what's happening at all. Inside, there's a whole conversation going, at least in terms of what actually constitutes a conversation with the Singularity. Which is mostly Julie talking about all the thoughts and feelings that she doesn't tell other people about, while the Singularity just sort of listens. She's positive that it does listen; it winds around her consciousness like an ethereal snake, and she can feel its body shift and squeeze as she tells it things. When she asks questions, there usually some sort of response, even if it's just palpable confusion or indifference.
And there is, of course, the endless want, deep enough to drown in.
From where she sits on the ground, she just peers up at Rhy blankly. She doesn't have a good excuse for why she's here, so she simply doesn't address it at all. ]
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[ Julie does not look particularly surprised to see Rhy. What she does look a bit nonplussed by is the fact that he pops out of nowhere into this space. She is aware that at least one other person has chosen to show up in specific places, and she has no reason to believe that she herself couldn't do it. She just... doesn't. And if she did pop into a specific location, she doesn't think she would choose close proximity to the Singularity, simply because it would be more prudent to first see from a distance who might be lingering around.
But either way, he does appear, and this time, she's not doing anything. There's no twee little scene set up -- she's still dressed the nines, all sequins and gems, but there's a distinct feeling that she put way less effort into her appearance tonight. Her hair is in a basic bun, her jewelry is simple and uninspired. The overall vibe is that she threw on the first outfit she grabbed, and it just happened to be really glittery.
She's sitting on the ground, her legs folded lotus-style, her back against the Singularity. This time, she doesn't even have the excuse of magic, because she doesn't seem to be doing anything at all. She's just sitting there, staring into space.
Of course, that's not what's happening at all. Inside, there's a whole conversation going, at least in terms of what actually constitutes a conversation with the Singularity. Which is mostly Julie talking about all the thoughts and feelings that she doesn't tell other people about, while the Singularity just sort of listens. She's positive that it does listen; it winds around her consciousness like an ethereal snake, and she can feel its body shift and squeeze as she tells it things. When she asks questions, there usually some sort of response, even if it's just palpable confusion or indifference.
And there is, of course, the endless want, deep enough to drown in.
From where she sits on the ground, she just peers up at Rhy blankly. She doesn't have a good excuse for why she's here, so she simply doesn't address it at all. ]
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