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[divineimpulse]

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[divineimpulse]

[...]

From when the invisible force knocked us out until the fire alarm.

[so. plenty.]

And you?

[momming]

The same. I do hope that sort of compulsion doesn't happen again.

[ She hated it. ]

[divineimpulse]

[...]

That was the third time.

[momming]

Do you think the same thing will happen next week?

[divineimpulse]

I don't know.

[...]

I don't think the compulsive force will stop happening, though.

[because, like. who wants to really listen to those spooky text messages now? wouldn't you rather be far away?]

[momming]

I think you're right, unfortunately.

[ Especially now that they're all wary. ]

[divineimpulse]

There's no resistance.

[it's a statement of fact, but also a morbid marvel. you just can't say no. you don't even have the space to think no.]

Alphinaud thinks it may be technological, not magical.

[momming]

Technological? That narrows down how they could do it...

[divineimpulse]

It could be something technologically advanced enough to seem magical.

Or magic enough to seem technological.

[somewhere in between.]

[momming]

That... well, no, I think I know what that might look like.

[divineimpulse]

Oh?

[she is looking respectfully.]