trans_9 | No Good Dreams... [Open]

Vivio had heard about the whole clone mess earlier, but tried her best to ignore it. She couldn't bear to think of what would of happened if she had joined up with the rest of them.

Then again, she knew what would happen - her mamas would have tore the planet apart in retaliation.

Trying to get her mind off of what was going on, she figured getting some sleep would do wonders. However, the dream she had would make that impossible...

Lost in a strange complex of sorts, Vivio had met a younger Nanoha and, thanks to recent events, kept calling her "Nanoha-mama". Instead, the girl was left more than a little stunned, especially when the Vivio that Nanoha knew appeared. After discussing their oddness, Vivio had revealed everything about the Ohm and came to the realization that she and those people where she was could help. They could save the universe together!

But, it wasn't meant to be. She was told that the worlds being destroyed were part of their destiny and there was nothing they could do to save them. This was mere moments before she was sent back...

...and she woke up.

A good hour later, Vivio was wandering the City streets, parts of the dream still on her mind. The biggest one was that it was the world's destiny to be destroyed by the Ohm. But, that was a dream, right? Dreams was just silly things that happened while she slept.

If that was the case, why was she bothered by this?

(OoC: I had Vivio participate in

planeocracy's Fourth Wall event and thanks to the rules of that game, what happened was pretty much a dream to her.)

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Fletcher was walking along through the city, trying to get his mind off of things. He wasn't feeling as terrible as he had before; slowly, he was managing to push aside what had happened on Avania III. He could deal with it, at least when he was out in public. No, the problem now was that, ever since he'd told Russel about it, he'd sensed a sort of... growing distance from his older brother. And that worried him.

But if he was here in the city, looking at all of the buildings he still had yet to memorize, he had something else to think about. And something else, too: He had the chance of running into one of his friends. Which he proceeded to do just now. He spied Vivio walking down the street toward him, and he waved.

"Hi!"

Vivio blinked as she heard Fletcher calling out her name. It just about caught her off-guard, but she recovered just enough not to let him know. She couldn't help but smile, though, as she saw him.

"Fletcher-kun, hi!"

"Hi, Vivio." He put a smile on and picked up the pace to close the distance between them. "How are you? It's been a while!"

"It has been, hasn't it?" Vivio said, smiling a bit wider. "As for how I am? Well... could be better."

"Really? How come, what happened?" As he asked, Fletcher kind of dreaded the answer. Around here, it could be anything.

"My mamas are down on that planet and... well... I'm certain they've been affected by what's gone on there." Vivio said. "That, and... well... I had a very odd dream..."

"Oh, no..." Were they clones? He felt too awkward to ask. Either way, it didn't sound like the mission was going well. "I'm sorry... Um, what kind of dream? Was it a bad one?"

"It was... weird." Vivio said, quickly trying to change the subject. "I was in a strange building and Nanoha-mama was there... but she was younger. And there was another me there. She... didn't like the fact I told Nanoha who she was..."

"Hey, kid, why so down?"

Midna had taken to exploring parts of the city when she had free time. Which, since she had few responsibilities, was almost always. Hey, why tie yourself to any one thing?

"If you keep making that face, it's going to freeze that way. Eee hee!"

"Huh?" Vivio stammered, caught off guard by Midna's appearance. She shook off the shock and rubbed the back of her head.

"I-I'm sorry, I just... had an odd dream."

Hey, everyone has flaws! Midna more than most.

"Oh yeah? What kind of dream?" She hovered a little closer to get a better look at Vivio. "Wait, it wasn't one of those prophetic dreams where everyone dies, is it? I hate those."

"N-No, none of those." Vivio reassured. She doubted she'd handle something like that. Especially since the only other person on here she could confide on for that was Einhart.

Stupid mission.

"I... was in some strange building and I saw Nanoha-mama as a child... and another me. They both worked there, but only the other me would talk to me." Yeah, because she wasn't going to mention that she broke that Nanoha. "I asked for their help, but... they wouldn't. Said that our worlds being destroyed was destiny..."

She shook her head a bit. "...but, it's a dream, right? It couldn't of been destiny..."

"Hmm. Sounds like a weird dream. Anyway, our worlds have already been destroyed! See, nothing to worry about." Midna was being flippant, but she was actually trying to reassure Vivio a little.

"Your mother's on this ship, too? So you were the same age in this dream? And what was this building like, anyway?" She motioned to the nearby buildings of the City. "Like these?"

"Well... I guess I was hoping for them to help us stop the Ohm, but..." Vivio said, a little unsure of it all.

"Yes, she is... but in my dream, she was my age, not the other way around." she added. "And... no, nothing like that. It seemed more..." How could she put it?

"...bigger..."

...that's one way.

"But they didn't want to. Kind of an unhelpful dream, huh?"

Midna listened to Vivio's description, but... honestly, she was drawing a blank. Most of Hyrule was in her world's equivalent of the middle ages. "Hmm. Well, can't help you with that. There's so much here I haven't seen before myself. Maybe you can ask her about it? Your mother, I mean."

"It is... and they seemed like such a group that could help us, too." Vivio admitted.

She shook her head at Midna's reaction. It was kinda hard to explain what she saw there, anywho. "It's alright, I understand. We're all in that situation, right? And I will... if she still isn't angry because of what's going on."

"Because of what's going on? ...oh, you mean that quest, right? To get a hold of that healing technology. I heard a little about that. I don't know who those people are, but that's no way to treat your own people."

Einhart blinked, looking over at Vivio and frowning. Something was up with the other girl. She could tell.

And the obvious thing that came to mind was what they had found out was going on on that planet. Of course, Einhart had no idea what she could even say to Vivio to make it okay.

So that's why she was here. Not saying anything. Just looking over at the other girl.

Vivio spotted Einhart watching her and stopped. She could tell she was worried about her just by how she was. Part of her wanted to reassure her that she was fine, but that would be lying.

Instead, she... kinda stood there, looking back at the girl.

Well, this was definitely awkward, that was for sure.

Einhart looked around, fidgeting a bit. It didn't look like Vivio was going to say anything. "Is... is something wrong?" she asked.

She knew something was wrong, but hey, at least now Vivio had a reason to say something.

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