Sixth.
NIGHTMARE. Riley has been largely absent for the past day; he's needed the time, he's said, to try to sort out what should be done about Darkrai and Cresselia. Whether they can be contacted from a safe distance; whether there's something he can do to ensure that there's no risk to the rest of you. You fall asleep on Friday night. You don't remember deciding to fall asleep on Friday night; perhaps you were in the middle of doing something. Perhaps you were keeping watch over the rest of the group, perhaps you were talking to someone, perhaps you were unable to drift off and sitting up poring over notes or books by flashlight. Perhaps you were already well asleep by the time it happens. Either way, Friday night begins to slip into what's technically Saturday, and that's when you drop off. And you are, quite literally, falling. The sensation is a strong one, somehing that disorients you almost immediately, the sort of thing that happens in dreams only to be accompanied by a hypnic jerk that wakes you up safely in your bed, only that moment of awakening never comes. The landing isn't a hard one, however, wherever you've ended up; it's one you're aware of, but not one that hurts you in any way, there's no physical pain. There's only you, and the ground, and the absolute darkness surrounding you. You should get up. Get your bearings. The darkness won't last long, but what it reveals to you when it breaks might not be as welcome as you might think it is... |

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Come on, everyone...I'm still here, I haven't forgotten you, please at least look at me...
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Her shoulder quickly vanishes into darkness, almost as if it's eating away at her.]
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On the plus side, even though part of her shoulder's missing, she doesn't seem to be bothered by this. None of them seem to have noticed that this is happening, and she's still moving as if she has a shoulder, so things could definitely be worse?]
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You'll probably notice something even through the tears, though - it seems like the edges of your vision are going dark. It's sort of like tunnel vision; no matter where you look, things on the edge of your vision are gone.]
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This is weird, and it almost shocks her out of the tears for a minute. Almost; she starts forward again, trying to lean against a wall or something as she tries to stop crying and catch her breath.]
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...What's probably immediately worse is the fact that once you lean up against the wall, it will start disappearing into darkness as well.]
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[Turning and running towards the rehearsal space, trying not to touch anything else...]
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That includes your friends.]
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[Aya feels completely powerless. She can't do anything to fix this or stop it. She just stops and falls onto her knees, crying her eyes out.]
I'm sorry, I'm so sorry...
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For a long moment you'll be left with only your tears and darkness, but if you manage to look around eventually you'll notice that you're no longer alone.
Sena and Keith are nearby, but they seem wrapped up in their own little worlds. Whatever they're seeing isn't visible to you, and it's clearly got them captivated.
Atsushi and Michael seem to be talking, however! You can go join them, if you want.]