[An experiment is going on. Nephry knows this and has known for days. She's been in the jungle again, in the desert, and trapped in the same room, going through the exit only to come in through the entrance again. It makes almost no sense at all, and that made it so easy to remember that it wasn't anything real.
This morning she wakes up in her room
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[He'll wander about for a little while, searching for the "exit" back into normal land, before spotting Nephry. Though she's clearly much more prepared for the change in weather than he is. He'll just be running over now, taking care not to slip on the snow.]
[With a shiver:] H-Hello, Nephry.
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Ion. What are you doing out here dressed like that? You're going to freeze.
[If only that weren't a legitimate concern for him. She doesn't even have to think about it, pulling off her coat and wrapping it around his shoulders.]
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[Ion's already not too fond of the cold, so the coat is more than welcome. But now she doesn't have one...] What about you?
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I will be fine. ...I thought I... [No. Don't say it. Think of something else.] I thought I was the only one who could see this.
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He was on his way home, pale and shaken and ready to lock himself in his room and pray this entire ordeal ended without him having to relive that again in his own home. Dist stopped the moment he heard the all too familiar crunch of snow under his shoes and looked around curiously, wondering what this new scene would be. Seeing Keterburg, the snow, the buildings and people he knew...it was strange. He was back, right ( ... )
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Forgive me for saying so, Saphir, but you look as though you're being haunted.
[It takes her no time and no hesitation to cross the room to him. This is her territory, after all, and she's very serious with her concern for him now.]
What happened to you?
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[It was like Dist just emerged from a trance. He blinked, stared at her, then rubbed at his eyes, removing his glasses to do so. Right, right...he had walked here, hadn't he? The trek seems so distant from his mind, and now that Dist was actually here, he didn't know what to say or do. What had he been expecting? Or even hoping for?]
...It's nothing, I'm fine. I apologize for the interruption.
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[Taking his arm by the elbow, she leads him to the room's sole other chair, to sit. And she won't hear protests.]
...It's shocking, isn't it? [The city. The detail.]
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