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[littlehurry]

[Enoch, Isaiah, Annie, Jack, Raine, Willy]

Hi! Gdi

Sooo I hate welcome to my hell a little Think Tank!
Raine convinced me it was time to talk to other people about this, then recommended you, so I'm writing for your thoughts about something that brought Willy and I to Enodia. Other than getting jobs. It's okay if you aren't interested, you can ignore this. But I will never forget that you ignored it

Here is the background!

Willy and I met on Tinder a few weeks ago and ummm. We weren't Liminal at the time, but then I guess we became Liminal around the same time?? And then one night we were at my place and something happened, which is that we smash smushe ?phased? together and now we're in the same space all the time. And share a body?? Something like that. I don't know why.

SOOO when you see me, you can't see Willy, he's in my head(???). And vice versa. It's not like I can hear his voice or he can see through my eyes, but it's a presence. We communicate through writing and we have an equal schedule so we're not in limbo locked up all the time. We couldn't always control the switching, but now we're better at it.

ANYWAY I want to use Salvador Roca's powers to cancel whatever is happening to us just for a moment. So we can talk face to face and I can be or maybe someone can do tests on us or. I don't know!! It should probably happen at Medical. Maybe it can be someone's research project, but only if you actually fix us.

You can ask any questions you want. Willy knows I'm writing this, he'll answer too if he can.

Um thanks!!!!

Comments

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[norush]

well I like to think I'm jacked but nah man. just the regular kind

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[imaginist]

No power bleed so far, then. How would you describe the experience of switching places with Eden?

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[norush]

like, how does it feel when we do it?

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[imaginist]

Yes, precisely. The more we know about how exactly your body sharing works, the better we'll be able to guess how to fix your predicament.

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[norush]

oh. uh it's [...] sorta hard to describe. but I've been thinking about it a lo a little and I guess I'd say it's like [...] being underwater and then when we switch it's like swimming up to the surface [.........] or whatever