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Another fragment brought him closer to the group again, his fingers closing over it victoriously. The following shake of his head was becoming habit, shaking away the confusing bits of information that flashed with each fragment's capture.

Fragment Count: 4

Carmus looked at his heart and laughed a bit. It was a nice sound, one he could enjoy making. It felt like a rumbling, but not a frightening one.
"Blue is a good color I think. It chose us? Rather she did. She chose us, and that makes us important to her? There are many questions, but I am fine lacking in a few answers, provided I eventually get what I want."

To the one who called himself Sarviur, Carmus shook his head. "Most certainly I am not a Sarviur. I am Carmus. It's odd... I feel a want... but I was told to go and become like them, to become a Goddess." He looked up at the sky.

"I'm not sure how much I want that."

"So these fragments could be... Memories, or part of the 'something' we are looking for?" Lyzzi liked the idea of that; the voices that she heard could have belonged to someone she knew! But from where? She was part of the fog, right? Did she know the owners of those voices from the fog?

"I think smells are lovely. Maybe they are hints to something?" She suggested with a light shrug, her attention drifting over to the fragments, which some of her companions seem to have trouble catching.

"O-oh," She blinked, looking at the newest arrival to the group, surprised at their rather sudden arrival, "Um... We were just talking about what the fragments could be."

He was confused at first when the new one began speaking about blue. And then - oh - there were others that the new one spoke to. Sarviur peered at them, frowned, looked back at Ganximei. Did she like them?

He listened, anyway. "You are the only Carmus I know," he said, and Sarviur was himself the only Sarviur he knew, and Ganximei was the only Ganximei. He did not know very much, but Ganximei had been wrong when she'd asked: he did not know nothing, see?

"I want..." Sarvius began, and stopped. "I want to know what to do next. I do not know how to be a Goddess, or how to bless someone."

{Entering}

The sight before Ajsak was something that left her without words, and wondering why she never come here before. It was truly a beauty in its own right, and she wanted nothing more then to stare all day. Only problem was that just the on the below her, she seem to caught something curious with her eyes.

Moving towards it, she carefully reach for it only to blink when it was suddenly gone. Placing her hands on her hips, she pouts for a moment. Well that wasn't fair, she wanted to see what it was.

Turning her head, she glances around before she continues on. She couldn't help but wonder if there were more.

Fragment Count: --

Another fragment floated by, and ReDawn followed it drifting from the group. it was getting a little crowded anyway. He didn't like the new comer and Sharp was a bit too annoying to his tastes anyway, but that fragment.

Perhaps he would meet up with "friends" later.




[quote="Raja”] Sorry guys, gonna go do something and I need to head bedwards soon anywho.
[fragment: 2]

He reached up, covering his mouth and he snorted back a laugh. Why did things seem amusing? They really were not that funny. "We agree too much." He looked at her, the one who said that they too did not wish to become a goddess more than find what they wanted. "I am a Carmus, I am not a Sarvius so why would I want what a Sarvius wants? Two have two who want the same thing to become Godesses? That seems very much counter to-" Another grey shape, with another blue heart.

"Yes! You are blue, but does a you have a name?"


(Bed soon guys ; wink