Amamiya Sakurako (
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[Amamiya appears in front of the mirror, sitting on her knees. She waits a moment before taking a deep breath and beginning to speak:]
I'm sorry to bore all of you with this, but I had to be sure it's gone. If it isn't, this could be the last you hear from me, and if that happens I'm sorry for dying in such a stupid way.
My name is Amamiya Sakurako, and I've been to the future.
[She cringes as though waiting for something bad to happen. When it doesn't, she straightens up, breathing a sigh of relief, and continues.]
I answered the wrong phone call, and got trapped in a game called Psyren. I was sent back and forth from the present to the future, a future where Japan is a desert wasteland inhabited only by monsters.
[Her voice starts to waver, but she presses on:]
I fought. I survived, sometimes by skill, sometimes by chance. Sometimes I was the only one who survived. I got stronger because I had to, not because I wanted to.
And I couldn't talk about it. If I so much as mentioned Psyren, or Nemesis Q, or the W.I.S.E. to anyone who wasn't part of the 'game', I would be killed instantly. Even here in the Gardens, it was the same thing.
[Okay yeah she's crying a little now.]
Until now. I can talk about it now, thanks to the Healer.
[She wipes her eyes and nose quickly on the back of her sleeve, covering it up.]
Thank you for your time. I just...had to tell my story, now that I could.
[She makes a gesture with her hand, and the video feed cuts off. Unseen to any watching over the Vine, she covers her mouth with her hand and cries real, powerful tears of joy and relief.]
I'm sorry to bore all of you with this, but I had to be sure it's gone. If it isn't, this could be the last you hear from me, and if that happens I'm sorry for dying in such a stupid way.
My name is Amamiya Sakurako, and I've been to the future.
[She cringes as though waiting for something bad to happen. When it doesn't, she straightens up, breathing a sigh of relief, and continues.]
I answered the wrong phone call, and got trapped in a game called Psyren. I was sent back and forth from the present to the future, a future where Japan is a desert wasteland inhabited only by monsters.
[Her voice starts to waver, but she presses on:]
I fought. I survived, sometimes by skill, sometimes by chance. Sometimes I was the only one who survived. I got stronger because I had to, not because I wanted to.
And I couldn't talk about it. If I so much as mentioned Psyren, or Nemesis Q, or the W.I.S.E. to anyone who wasn't part of the 'game', I would be killed instantly. Even here in the Gardens, it was the same thing.
[Okay yeah she's crying a little now.]
Until now. I can talk about it now, thanks to the Healer.
[She wipes her eyes and nose quickly on the back of her sleeve, covering it up.]
Thank you for your time. I just...had to tell my story, now that I could.
[She makes a gesture with her hand, and the video feed cuts off. Unseen to any watching over the Vine, she covers her mouth with her hand and cries real, powerful tears of joy and relief.]
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Oh, Zenobia...you have no idea how good it feels to be able to say all of that.
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Will you be all right, miss...? Would you like some company?
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Um, you gonna be OK?
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I guess I'm glad something good came from this place.
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Well, I am glad you are safe now, mademoiselle, and I am sorry you went through such a terrifying experience. Do you feel better now?
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I'm glad you could finally say all of that. It's been eating at you, huh?
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...you're sure?
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And yet the girl's story is one that is familiar, in a way, to the experiences Homura had lived through prior to coming here. It may not be the Earth she came from, but there were similarities. Far too many similarities to just pass by the message.
Even if she can't tell all of her experiences yet, no one should have to feel like they've gone through things like that alone.
She's a bit reserved and shy as usual around someone she doesn't know, but her eyes glisten sympathetically.]
I'm sorry...That must have been hard...
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I'm glad you're free now.
It's the glasses. Those frames are apparently a recipe for time-travel suffering.
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I'm really sorry.
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You shouldn't feel so bad about being able to say what you want to. Especially under such awful circumstances.
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