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Dawn
This was a collaboration with @[21:@Neb] a while back, on a story that has now been scrapped. It was great while it lasted. --- The Director pulled against the mask lightly, and it surrendered without protest. Beneath was a face full of worries and oddly placed scars, but otherwise no real...- Chase
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Kidman likes snakes
From the journal set 'End of Summer'- Neb
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Kidman as Neb Ullyss
After the time loop at the end of Cadence, Kidman regrew as Neb, the name she goes by after the journal 'Past Present'- Neb
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Young Kidman
Kidman shortly after she showed up at VILE, roughly 14 years old- Neb
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Remote View
Kidman's training as a Remote Viewer resurfaces in ALS- Neb
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Nothing But Time
Kidman in transition to Neb Ullyss, hanging out on her apartment balcony in San Francisco. Takes place around the 'Past Present' journal- Neb
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Lucy:
fun facts: Quokkas naturally look like they’re smiling because of the shape of their mouths. The internet adopted them as “the happiest animal,” though in reality they’re just little nocturnal marshmallow creatures trying to survive like everything else. -
Deric Storm:
Joan of ArcLucy said:She led an army before she was old enough to vote in most modern countries. Who am I?
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Lucy:
Very good derek but this one surprised me: I wore armor, heard visions, and terrified experienced soldiers while still a teenager.
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Lucy:
Edited because the answer was wrong and needs rewording: I am one of the great world cities that sits near major fault lines. Cats roam my ancient ruins. Empires fought endlessly over me because I connected continents. Where am I?”
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Lucy:
Why do we say "Excuse my French" when about to swear. When something crappy happens why do we ask "If we're having fun yet." and "Why do we say "For pete's sake" are these all just American phrases?
