[Two days into Fridge Liminal]

[professorwolf]

Sorry to bother everyone, but I'm having a bit of a problem. Some of you may know I picked up a somewhat awkward but sometimes useful ability in the city of Melasurei-- I occasionally get flashes of the future in brief, context-less visions. And right now that ability won't leave me alone.

It's the same thing every time: standing on one side of a glass wall, with several others on the other side, unable to reach us-- there are hands pressed to it on either side, but it's impermeable.

I have never actually seen anything metaphorical before, it's always an exact representation of something that may happen. So... I'm wondering if anyone's seen a glass wall around here? Or run into one, I suppose, seeing as it may be a bit hard to see. And if we haven't... perhaps we'd best keep an eye out for one.

And before anyone asks, no, it's not the shelves in the giant refrigerator. I know what those look like.

Comments

[chalicejoker]

...yeah. Too bad it didn't come with more context than what you got.

[professorwolf]

I'm doing the best I can. At least... it seems like it's stopped randomly hitting me every few minutes, now that I've shared it.

[chalicejoker]

That's...something, I guess. At least maybe you can get a break from it.

[professorwolf]

If the thing I'm supposed to do with it was simply share it, I'm going to laugh.

[He doesn't sound like he's going to be laughing.]

[chalicejoker]

...the way things go around here sometimes, I'd believe it.

[professorwolf]

It's not how my visions have really worked in the past, but mostly when I get them in liminal space, so far, they've just been dungeon doors. And I can't stop those... just go through them.

[chalicejoker]

...strange...I wonder if this means Liminal's going to be changing somehow.

More than it usually changes, anyway.

[professorwolf]

Naoki seems to think it's related to the third phase of all this. That things are going to change, regardless. I suppose that sort of thing might warrant a bit of warning.

[chalicejoker]

Yeah, I guess so.

I just hate the waiting for something to happen.

[professorwolf]

I don't much like it, either. I prefer having something concrete to work towards, or against, or at least properly fret about.

[chalicejoker]

Yeah.

Even better if there's something I can fight over it.

[professorwolf]

Of course you would say that.

[The tone there is fond, if a bit amused.]

I'd rather try to talk it to death.

[chalicejoker]

Between the two of us, we've got it covered, then.