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Sender: Dohalim
To: Dreamwalkers
Subject: Journal Activity & Dreamotion Manifestation
[The following is written in slanted, elegant script, almost painfully neat— the mark of someone who takes great pride in their penmanship and thinks such things ought to leave a good impression.]
These journals we've been provided are truly remarkable. The ability to share written information without any delay is certainly possible where I come from, but such technology is limited to a comparatively small number of people, rather than accessible to all. The opportunities these offer are near endless, especially if they are truly available to all who find themselves here.
I'll admit, I also find the handwritten aspect of them to be quite charming. It offers the personal touch of sending a written letter without the inconvenience of having to wait for it to be delivered.
This entry is largely to see firsthand how the journals work and facilitate communication, but in the interest of the latter, I do have a question. For those who have already begun to develop their 'dreamotion' abilities, how have they expressed themselves? Do you find that they manifest in a way that reflects your personality or evoke something otherwise meaningful to you? I am quite curious to hear how this may vary between individuals.
Thank you for your time.
- Dohalim il Qaras
To: Dreamwalkers
Subject: Journal Activity & Dreamotion Manifestation
[The following is written in slanted, elegant script, almost painfully neat— the mark of someone who takes great pride in their penmanship and thinks such things ought to leave a good impression.]
These journals we've been provided are truly remarkable. The ability to share written information without any delay is certainly possible where I come from, but such technology is limited to a comparatively small number of people, rather than accessible to all. The opportunities these offer are near endless, especially if they are truly available to all who find themselves here.
I'll admit, I also find the handwritten aspect of them to be quite charming. It offers the personal touch of sending a written letter without the inconvenience of having to wait for it to be delivered.
This entry is largely to see firsthand how the journals work and facilitate communication, but in the interest of the latter, I do have a question. For those who have already begun to develop their 'dreamotion' abilities, how have they expressed themselves? Do you find that they manifest in a way that reflects your personality or evoke something otherwise meaningful to you? I am quite curious to hear how this may vary between individuals.
Thank you for your time.
- Dohalim il Qaras
Sender: Zhao
[He is nothing if not direct and honest. Helpful though? Perhaps not.]
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I have to kind of use my saber first to wind it up, so to speak. Maybe I'll be able to do it later by just thinking about it? Still working on that part.
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Sender: Oriphi
I'm not so sure yet, but I accidentally made some flowers bloom when I didn't mean to. Usually, I can only do that if I mean to...
By the way, your handwriting is really quite beautiful!
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Flowers, you say? Do you have a close connection with nature?
My thanks for the compliment— you are very kind.
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But yes, that's right. I've spent a lot of time out in nature, so I do feel very closely connected with it.
You're welcome! You must have worked very hard on it for it to be so nice.
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oof when you notice a typo in your previous tag... forgive me
i didn't even notice it tbh ♥
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Sender: Beatrix
I cannot believe it.
[No. Really. She can't believe it. It's right there in front of her and she can't believe it.
But she's also not about to thank him for his assistance.]
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I take it this is unheard of where you're from, as well.
[It's remarkable, honestly.]
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I do not keep a journal where I come from. Magic is not unheard of either, but this nonsense is not a part of it.
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Sender: Jude
I've been able to replicate basic artes I know using dreamotion, manipulating it feels very similar to spirit channelling from my home world. Dreamotion itself may be a lot like mana, though I do theorize that my personal understanding of the two concepts and how much I'm comparing them may be helping me learn better.
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I have been making my own comparisons with similar abilities and the theory behind them from my own world. I agree, it does seem a sound way to move forward. Using the familiar as a basis for comparison can only help encourage further understanding.
When you say 'artes,' do you mean astral artes?
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(aka cellphones as normal people would call them)of Elympios, sending and receiving messages remotely is nothing new to Jude. But it really is a fascinating and unique aspect of these journals to require actual handwriting, they truly give the messages a very personal touch. Makes him curious to meet this "Dohalim il Qaras" (the name sounds kinda important though, is it just his gut feeling?), actually, especially due to a certain keyword.]It's nice to hear that someone else thought of the same thing. Can you please let me know how well this method works for you, once you feel like you've tested it out to a satisfactory level? Many others seem to have trouble with dreamotion here, so if our hypothesis can hold water, then this could be a helpful tip to share with everyone.
I was referring to spirit artes, that's what they're called in my world. I've heard of someone else mention astral artes here, though. Would you happen to be from the same world as Alphen, M. Dohalim?
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sender: Thoma
[ Of course Thoma would figure out how to send other people dogs. ]
But back on topic - I've just arrived here myself, so I'm trying to get the hang of the abilities here. It's really quite fascinating! I had some luck in the dream realm that looked like a dollhouse. I was able to create a weapon!
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[... he doesn't spend a lot of time with animals beyond Hootle. All of the ranch business was better left to his companions.]
A weapon manifested through 'dreamotion' energy. The concept is certainly sound. Tell me, was it effective when used in combat? How was its consistency? I have to wonder if such a thing would waver or weaken as emotions shifted...
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Oh, here let me go in order!
1. It was very effective against the dolls and a nightmare I happened to run across. In the case of the former, it seemed to soothe them, but it was able to hurt the latter.
2. It was functionally the same as the weapon I use in the real world, only it was made out of some kind of light! It was pretty sturdy and didn’t seem to falter in the time that I used it, but I guess that’s always possible!
I hope that helps! =^• ⋏ •^=
(That is a cat!)
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I too enjoy the formality and procedure of proper letters, though I find most of these conversations held are more written notes passed to another than full letters.
I'm glad we are given proper writing utensils here for communication, even if the quills take getting used to. I wish I could exchange mine for a decent calligraphy brush.
As for your question, I'm mostly attempting to regain my powers which have been hard to accesshere, and hope that dreamotion can help me with that.
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[ Vague, on his powers, for he has not made much progress and doesn't like to admit to struggling. ]
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What is the nature of the powers you are hoping to regain, if you don't mind my asking? Even where I come from, the various forms of astral artes are beyond counting, but I think that each of them could likely be replicated using the energy available here.
[Vague for how long, hmm?]
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I'm a cultivator. I cultivate my own body's qi. I still have qi, obviously, for I am alive. But I struggle to cultivate it in this place. Imagine it like trying to scoop up water with a sieve.
[ The cultivation he does manage is actually him by chance managing to reach for dreamotion energy instead, but he only has tangential understanding of this right now. ]
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Sender: Goro Akechi
[ That's something he had struggled with in Empatheias, likely due to the deception he still tried to wear. Here, he hides behind no such pretense. ]
That's to say, stick with what you know. Start there, and build on it.
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I'm also curious about their effects, either visual or practical. Could I perhaps entice you to share?
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[ Assuming that won't be enough to satisfy Dohalim's curiosity, Akechi then imprints an image upon the page of himself wielding a rapier made of Dreamotion energy. Just as he mentioned, it doesn't look much like a normal sword at all, but instead one with a strange, black light to it. Perhaps it's a reflection of himself, but he doesn't much care. He's found what works for him. ]
Despite being formed of magical energy, it feels just like a real weapon in my hand. Curious, isn't it?
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sender: alphen
[There's probably no surprises there. ]
Anyway I need to speak with you more. Is now a good time?
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What is it you wanted to talk about?
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sender: Barok van Zieks
In a moment of distress, I believe I managed to conjure a spectre of sorts; one I am accustomed to being haunted by figuratively, rather than literally. It disappeared almost immediately.
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This spectre was familiar to you, then, on a personal level?
Memories become manifest, perhaps?
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