Why do you think I assume it's someone and not something? I was led here, spoken to before I agreed to help. But the question that remains is: were we intentionally chosen?
[Shuri answers him quietly, looking more and more perplexed and bothered as she thinks it over. The implications of what this place could be and why it exists will bother her until she knows the answers. But she may never uncover actual truth. Only breadcrumbs that lead her from mission to mission in hopes of undoing a regret.
It sounds like a trap, if she's being honest with herself. But the only way to really go about proving her theory is to go around asking everyone their name and where they're from, on top of what year it is for them. This has to be the midpoint in the middle of a very tangled web, layers upon layers of timelines converging in one point.
She looks up at him with mild curiosity, hoping to get information out of him that may prove her point.]
no subject
[Shuri answers him quietly, looking more and more perplexed and bothered as she thinks it over. The implications of what this place could be and why it exists will bother her until she knows the answers. But she may never uncover actual truth. Only breadcrumbs that lead her from mission to mission in hopes of undoing a regret.
It sounds like a trap, if she's being honest with herself. But the only way to really go about proving her theory is to go around asking everyone their name and where they're from, on top of what year it is for them. This has to be the midpoint in the middle of a very tangled web, layers upon layers of timelines converging in one point.
She looks up at him with mild curiosity, hoping to get information out of him that may prove her point.]
Tell me. What is your name?