Admiral Lord Aral Vorkosigan (
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barrayar2016-08-28 01:54 pm
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Post MoM AU, general post
And then one day, it was over.
The memory of how it happened was hazy. Perhaps it was as simple as being ported out, perhaps there was a great experiment, bringing together physicists, chemists, alchemists and scientists to get something WORKING. But like the memories of that time, that other dimension, singular events come and go, like a dream, or an age past.
From the very start, however, there were changes.
The memory of how it happened was hazy. Perhaps it was as simple as being ported out, perhaps there was a great experiment, bringing together physicists, chemists, alchemists and scientists to get something WORKING. But like the memories of that time, that other dimension, singular events come and go, like a dream, or an age past.
From the very start, however, there were changes.
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Something went red around his eyes and his breath caught. He focuses on unclenching his fist, one finger at a time. For a moment, that was his world. Breathing. Index finger. Breathing. Middle. Breathing... The only feedback coming across the link to Miles is red and white noise.
He look over slowly at his ward.]
Why not?
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He'll ... he'll think I'm crazy. Or mutated. And I'd never get to see Gran'da again. Or ever leave.
[ Disappointment and overprotection seem worse than anything else in the world right now. ]
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He took in a breath and broke it all, against his better judgement. It was against his own orders. But something black knew fear, knew despair and wore them like cloak and sharp claws. It wasn't something that should be anywhere near Miles. He needed to breathe.]
But fine. For now.
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He scoots forward until he can just barely lean against Bothari. ]
Thank you.
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You need to promise to tell me if it gets worse.
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If I can't fix it. And it gets worse. I'll tell you.
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Your word.
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My word.
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Good. Are you going to be able to sleep?
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I think so. Yeah.
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He stands back up with an assenting rumble and folds his arms, becoming a familiar specter at the door.]
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With quiet that belays his size, he slips away to find Cordelia.]