The Fool Klein Moretti (
presgarddihellis) wrote in
sevenhorrors2025-07-30 05:36 pm
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Who: A couple of Katsumoris and whoever
When: July 29th late night/July 30th early morning
Where: the school grounds
What: stargazing time!
Warnings: N/A
[wheremst is this school? Miskatonic Smith and Star are journeying out to confirm constellations! and may even stay out past curfew, oh my. surely, it's fine.]
When: July 29th late night/July 30th early morning
Where: the school grounds
What: stargazing time!
Warnings: N/A
[wheremst is this school? Miskatonic Smith and Star are journeying out to confirm constellations! and may even stay out past curfew, oh my. surely, it's fine.]

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he's right at the front entrance door to the school when he. pauses.
hands gripping white-knuckled on the book.]
Easy, Smith. You'll break character...
[what character? he hasn't quite figured it out, actually.]
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...What is it?
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If they are those stars... I haven't seen such a sky in... a long while.
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Will this be pleasant or unpleasant, then?
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[Understatement.]
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[he opens up the book, getting his knuckles less white and also turning the pages to a star map.]
You can see, this--the Milky Way. [he draws a finger down the band of stars] It will be the most noticeable immediately. After that, it's a matter of finding Polaris, the North Star. [tapping finger on the named star.] There's several methods to do so, but I'm sure you're familiar with triangulating the position of stars?
[passing the book over to her now.]
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I don't have a record of mine, but... I'll at least be able to tell you if I see them or not.
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There's that. I'll be the same for the Kingdom of Loen and its world--though, the lack of red moonlight is already a giveaway that it isn't.
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It's the uniquely identifying feature of that world.
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[seems curious, but doesn't push further]
To be fair, it is surprising. I imagine it's not possible for many people.
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Ah. I meant the moon. I've only mentioned the having been to different worlds to only a few... though. I'm finding it hard to bother with keeping it an unknown when our curse likes to have its say.
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I suppose it's up to you, how much you divulge. Clever wording can accomplish a good deal, but I imagine it's a relief not to have to worry about that.
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I won't ask.
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Now. Shall we?
[gestures to the door]
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it won't take too long to determine it's the same sky in the book.
and, really, Miskatonic Smith doesn't even need to look at the book.
he stops short the moment the night sky's visible.]
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There's every possibility this could also be an elaborate illusion by whatever entity brought us here, of course.
[but also he's not looking away from the sky.]
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[but apart from that, she's not going to affect this moment for him - or for herself, honestly.]
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except for smile and bit of tears conflicting with each other--he's going to be pressing a hand to his eyes to try to stem that, though. ruins the act. voice only a little unsteady despite this.]
... it's very strange, isn't it? Seeing a different sky than you're used to.
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