[After speaking with Beat, and having borne witness to some of the bloodshed at Haftesal, Aqua's mind is made up. The Fog has to be stopped, her palpable rage and demands for death enough that while Aqua cannot sense the darkness threading its way through this world, she knows it must be. She's seen what happens when worlds fall to darkness, where they end up.
She fears what may happen if a god falls in the same way.]
Hello, Elias? My name is Aqua. I was brought here by the Fog god two months ago.
[She pauses, gathering her thoughts.]
Beat told me you want to stop the Fog god, and that you're working on a way to send us all home. I don't know how much I can help with the second part, but I've heard and seen what the Fog demands of us.
I'm afraid of what will happen if she fosters such darkness within herself and within others. I can't let this world fall to that darkness.
[Not another one, not when she might be able to prevent it. And she can't go back to the Realm of Darkness.]
If there is anything I can do, please let me know.
[She leans back, to wait for a reply, but quickly adds a last line.]
I almost forgot: I want to apologize for damaging your Cube's hallways last month. I couldn't fit through the doorway otherwise - I can control the size changing much better now, so it shouldn't happen again.
<Stormfall>
She fears what may happen if a god falls in the same way.]
Hello, Elias? My name is Aqua. I was brought here by the Fog god two months ago.
[She pauses, gathering her thoughts.]
Beat told me you want to stop the Fog god, and that you're working on a way to send us all home. I don't know how much I can help with the second part, but I've heard and seen what the Fog demands of us.
I'm afraid of what will happen if she fosters such darkness within herself and within others. I can't let this world fall to that darkness.
[Not another one, not when she might be able to prevent it. And she can't go back to the Realm of Darkness.]
If there is anything I can do, please let me know.
[She leans back, to wait for a reply, but quickly adds a last line.]
I almost forgot: I want to apologize for damaging your Cube's hallways last month. I couldn't fit through the doorway otherwise - I can control the size changing much better now, so it shouldn't happen again.