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Video: There's an old voice in my head
So it seems the coeurl is out of the bag.
[For those of you that haven't seen Cor since he escaped the Temple Priests care he's looking... well... quite a bit less haggard. As a matter of fact he looks better than he has in months. No less worried or stern but the harsh weathering has faded from his skin making the light smattering of freckles clearer, his hair is a little darker, the lines in his face a little lighter.
As a matter of fact he looks more like a man in his early 40s, not one teetering ever closer to 50.]
There's likely a whole mess of time paradox concerns but as we have more and more people from Eos arriving it is becoming harder and harder to keep track of who knows what. Anyone that has any input on how to handle these potential paradoxes I'd appreciate it.
[He sighs, lifting a mug of coffee to his lips, and offering the tablet a resigned shrug.]
Of those here... I believe I have the most complete picture of the future. It was August ME 758 last I knew. If you'd like to know what your future holds rather than tripping into it. Come see me.
[He reaches out to kill the feed, hesitating for just a moment.]
Mmm, Ardyn, I've a favor to ask when you have a moment, as well.
[For those of you that haven't seen Cor since he escaped the Temple Priests care he's looking... well... quite a bit less haggard. As a matter of fact he looks better than he has in months. No less worried or stern but the harsh weathering has faded from his skin making the light smattering of freckles clearer, his hair is a little darker, the lines in his face a little lighter.
As a matter of fact he looks more like a man in his early 40s, not one teetering ever closer to 50.]
There's likely a whole mess of time paradox concerns but as we have more and more people from Eos arriving it is becoming harder and harder to keep track of who knows what. Anyone that has any input on how to handle these potential paradoxes I'd appreciate it.
[He sighs, lifting a mug of coffee to his lips, and offering the tablet a resigned shrug.]
Of those here... I believe I have the most complete picture of the future. It was August ME 758 last I knew. If you'd like to know what your future holds rather than tripping into it. Come see me.
[He reaches out to kill the feed, hesitating for just a moment.]
Mmm, Ardyn, I've a favor to ask when you have a moment, as well.
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And so it is frustrating to know that I am unable to help.
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The one who goes by Emet-Selch would likely have more in-depth knowledge on the subject. He is of my world, and far more experienced than I.
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Curing the Starscourge should, of course, be the first priority. Ensuring nothing of the like can happen again would be second. If a very satisfying second.
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But things are as they are. Mayhap I can peruse my medical texts in search of alternative treatments.
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If you think it possible to find anything, cure or treatment then we would all be indebted to you.
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I am to Light what Ardyn is to Darkness, so I had believed — and still believe, to some extent — that a method of aiding him may be found in that. That would not help your respective realms of origin, however.
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