[He chuckled lightly at the tease, at least, following her inside. Her shop seemed to be coming along well which was a relief. Not that said relief would last very long.]
Tea will be fine, thank you. [Once they've had the chance to sit, Diluc got straight to the point.]
I'd like to hear what's been happening from your perspective.
From my perspective? Are you sure? That might cause more panic than is necessary.
[That's really a little jab at herself, when the soft sigh that follows makes it clear enough that she's going to tell him what he wants to know anyway. Jane curls both of her hands around her tea and looks down at the cup, shaking her head.]
The first thing that happened was my husband's appearance changed overnight. He tried to hide it from me so I wouldn't worry... but he didn't know that the Libra app had appeared for me too. It didn't really take long after that for things to start getting really strange.
[She gives him a run-down, as best she can, of her perspective of the events that had occurred since then. The portals into hell, the strange tree, the month of absolute darkness that even those not connected to the app couldn't ignore... And then the trip into the Duat.]
-- So we were all dead, of course, once we got down there.
[And she pauses there to sip her tea, as if this is a completely normal thing to say.]
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Tea will be fine, thank you. [Once they've had the chance to sit, Diluc got straight to the point.]
I'd like to hear what's been happening from your perspective.
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[That's really a little jab at herself, when the soft sigh that follows makes it clear enough that she's going to tell him what he wants to know anyway. Jane curls both of her hands around her tea and looks down at the cup, shaking her head.]
The first thing that happened was my husband's appearance changed overnight. He tried to hide it from me so I wouldn't worry... but he didn't know that the Libra app had appeared for me too. It didn't really take long after that for things to start getting really strange.
[She gives him a run-down, as best she can, of her perspective of the events that had occurred since then. The portals into hell, the strange tree, the month of absolute darkness that even those not connected to the app couldn't ignore... And then the trip into the Duat.]
-- So we were all dead, of course, once we got down there.
[And she pauses there to sip her tea, as if this is a completely normal thing to say.]