After the new Liminal Space opens - Open to Travelers old and new!

[shiroganeheir]

To everyone who is new, I wish to extend a welcome. You are in what is called Liminal Space, a world between worlds, and you are now a Traveler. What that means differs by who you ask, however feel free to find any of us who have been here for a while and ask. I am by no means the longest-tenured traveler, but I would certainly answer any questions you have. I am easily found, as I am small and wear a blue hat.

I truly apologize for this particular intrusion into your minds with things you will not understand, however this is important and, I mostly speak to those of us who are not new.

I obtained some information about the Trumps who have died before we left the last Liminal Space. First, how they died, and the fact that they are dead is extremely relevant. Second, there were three causes of death between the four Trumps. The first was killed by an external force. My suspicion is that this is the King in Yellow or some power like him. The second and fourth causes were internal issues among the Trumps, and the third was another internal issue.

As this seems to be something that keeps coming up, and something that is important to our mission here, whatever that might be, I want to give this information to everyone. If anyone has any other questions, please feel free to contact me.

Comments

[shiroganeheir]

Some people find it rude to wear hats indoors, but not really.

[borncrooked]

Is there any significance to the fact that it's a blue hat?

[shiroganeheir]

The hat was my father's. And I like blue. Very few Travelers wear hats, so it is distinctive.

[borncrooked]

I see. That would be why you mentioned it, yes? I thought it was an odd choice to list as a descriptor for oneself. Hats are typically not uncommon.

[shiroganeheir]

At home, I am generally found by my hat. I am used to using it as a descriptor.

[borncrooked]

You also said you are small, and therefore easily found. But small things are generally harder to find, wouldn't you say?

[POKING ALL THE HOLES IN YOUR LOGIC]

[yourbrainasplode]

[Well isn't that convenient. Ruvik restricts his sarcasm as well as he can.]

You seem to know much about this place.

[shiroganeheir]

I was going for 'distinctive' rather than simple, however, you are correct, I should choose my words more carefully in the future.

[There is a tiny bit of exasperation in her words.]

[borncrooked]

[dryly, with a light sense of scolding:] Hm, yes, you were a bit careless. Not just in describing yourself - you offered a welcome of sorts but failed to introduce yourself.

[totally not even caring. he just continues verbally barreling forward. do try to keep up.]

If you wish to extend a welcome to newcomers, you should at least say who you are. Beyond small and wearing a hat, of course.

[filtered to Persona cast]

[leftbehindagain]

True.

My call was... interesting but not nearly as useful. Apparently it's too early to tell us how long they've been dead. [Which is interesting, in light of the theory they discussed with Souji-san. And telling in its own way that Sun chose not to answer it.]

And before anyone panics, it was just a conversation.

OTA

[bloodysaint]

It is fascinating how many mortals here know the Telepathy normally only native to my Cursed brethren.

This is not not the first time I have heard of these "Trumps." It my my understanding that they are the ones who brought us here. Yet mot of the time when I hear speak of them it's as if they are an enemy. Why is this?

[shiroganeheir]

You know of the Trumps? What do you know of them?

I do not see them as an enemy, but more of a confusing antagonist. Unlike most here, I do not believe they are set against us.

[bloodysaint]

Ah, my apologies, I did not mean to mislead you. I simply meant that I have heard them mentioned several times since I've come here, but have yet to acquire more detailed information on who or what they are.

That is good. You are perhaps more wise than the average human. I... know very well how the appearance of something or someone can be quite deceiving.

[seestheworld]

According to SAGE, three of them were dead by the time he left for the Grid, and his departure was "not unrelated" to that.

[shiroganeheir]

Interesting. I wonder if his departure was connected to the 'internal matter' Sun spoke of. That also gives us at least some idea of timeline, although, I have no idea how long he was trapped on the Grid.

Thank you, Senpai.

[seestheworld]

I think I remember hearing that the Cryptos were in stasis for about two hundred cycles, so it would have been at least that long for SAGE. Of course, without knowing how long a cycle actually is outside the Grid, that's not as helpful as it could be.