Sciel (
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etraya2025-08-17 09:04 pm
UN: ScielCandide | Video
[The camera is fixed on a table, upon which sits a neat stack of cards –– black with gold foil in the shape of a sun and moon bisecting each other. The user’s hands pass over the deck and spreads it wide into an arc. Her hands are tanned, with two rings on her ring finger and one on her index finger, and she has so many colourful braided bracelets that some wind around her palm.
Her voice is pleasant, playful, French, a little theatrical:]
Bonsoir, mes amies!
Tonight and tonight only, I will tell your fortune with a single card. Tell me your name, and if you would like to hear about love, money, health or the soul.
If it moves you, you must repay me with an amusing anecdote about yourself.
Ready to play?
Her voice is pleasant, playful, French, a little theatrical:]
Bonsoir, mes amies!
Tonight and tonight only, I will tell your fortune with a single card. Tell me your name, and if you would like to hear about love, money, health or the soul.
If it moves you, you must repay me with an amusing anecdote about yourself.
Ready to play?

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[Mayuko hums thoughtfully.]
One of the testing grounds for potential Etrayans was a magic library managed by wizards. Not part of an ongoing mission, just here in Etraya. Those wizards gave the newcomers a familiar to help them navigate the library.
Granted, the existing residents had gotten pets the previous month for the year-end holiday. From a person, as far as I know, not a being like Aurora. So maybe they didn't want the newcomers to feel left out.
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Sciel considers this, though.]
Sounds like a tremendous number of creatures to keep for… mostly the fun of it, it sounds?
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[A pause, then:]
I suppose if you're looking for an anecdote, I've got one in mind?
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Was the other place like this one?
[Is it possible to have to win your world back twice?]
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It was similar in that we couldn't leave without the Director's say-so, but there weren't missions. There were about three times as many people as in Etraya, and not so much acreage.