伏黒恵 ⚰︎ megumi "guess i'll die" fushiguro (
potentialman) wrote in
cultmirror2026-04-01 12:04 am
Entry tags:
- academy survival: lortel kehelland,
- dimension 20: fantasy high: gorgug thist,
- final space: ash,
- final space: little cato,
- hsr: aventurine,
- hsr: caelus,
- hsr: dr. ratio,
- hsr: sunday,
- jujutsu kaisen: megumi fushiguro,
- jujutsu kaisen: satoru gojou,
- jujutsu kaisen: toji fushiguro,
- metalocalypse: toki,
- oc: kalmiya longwillow,
- piofiore: dante falzone,
- silent hill: sharon da silva,
- star trek: julian bashir,
- x/1999: karen kasumi,
- x/1999: seishirou sakurazuka,
- x/1999: subaru sumeragi,
- x/1999: yuuto kigai
week one, day one.
[ Good day, Manhattan. Did you have fun at the Ren Faire? Did you absolutely hate the Ren Faire?
Here's a guy who doesn't actually care either way, he's just here to give you his notes before the test. ]
Hello. Hopefully everyone had the chance to get the basic rundown about Sleep during the dream, but I have a few things that may also prove useful.
We call this psychic network the Murmur. It's pretty versatile and you're not limited to sending messages as speech or text. Images, feelings, and memories are all fair game. It's also possible to revisit old conversations if you know how to find them -- either because you were there at the time, or if someone else helps you find them.
If you think of all of this as a tangle of threads, it's just a matter of grabbing the one you want and tracing it back. So, if you can get ahold of this one and follow it -- I've been keeping track of the main points of what we've learned about this place, and anything that might help us get to the bottom of it. Some of it is background information or things that we haven't pieced together yet, but some of it should help you get your bearings.
Most importantly: the city map.
Dr. Bashir has a clinic set up at Columbia University, if you need medical attention. We can also help you with a place to crash or help getting supplied. We're towards the north end of the island, though, so if you've found yourself further south, others may be in a better position to help you.
That aside, I have a couple of questions for those of us who were already here. Before the latest dream, when the voids were appearing around the city -- I picked something up from the Murmur. A memory. I think it was how Two got trapped before we got here.
Did anyone else get something like that?
Second -- Agent Choi told me that the Murmur seems to have been created out of One's desire for connection. No specifics on who he wants connection with, or if it's just a general wish, but I know some people have talked to One before, so any insight on that would be appreciated.
I think that's all I have for now. As always, I'd be grateful for anything new you all can tell me.
Here's a guy who doesn't actually care either way, he's just here to give you his notes before the test. ]
Hello. Hopefully everyone had the chance to get the basic rundown about Sleep during the dream, but I have a few things that may also prove useful.
We call this psychic network the Murmur. It's pretty versatile and you're not limited to sending messages as speech or text. Images, feelings, and memories are all fair game. It's also possible to revisit old conversations if you know how to find them -- either because you were there at the time, or if someone else helps you find them.
If you think of all of this as a tangle of threads, it's just a matter of grabbing the one you want and tracing it back. So, if you can get ahold of this one and follow it -- I've been keeping track of the main points of what we've learned about this place, and anything that might help us get to the bottom of it. Some of it is background information or things that we haven't pieced together yet, but some of it should help you get your bearings.
Most importantly: the city map.
Dr. Bashir has a clinic set up at Columbia University, if you need medical attention. We can also help you with a place to crash or help getting supplied. We're towards the north end of the island, though, so if you've found yourself further south, others may be in a better position to help you.
That aside, I have a couple of questions for those of us who were already here. Before the latest dream, when the voids were appearing around the city -- I picked something up from the Murmur. A memory. I think it was how Two got trapped before we got here.
Did anyone else get something like that?
Second -- Agent Choi told me that the Murmur seems to have been created out of One's desire for connection. No specifics on who he wants connection with, or if it's just a general wish, but I know some people have talked to One before, so any insight on that would be appreciated.
I think that's all I have for now. As always, I'd be grateful for anything new you all can tell me.

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[ he refuses to think their being here is pure Whimsy of some entity ]
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Our cute little curator, at it again! Thank you for your hard work, as always.
Not something I learned from the void incidents, but I have some information that will probably be of interest.
[Well, at least she seems in better spirits than the last time she had something important to contribute to the archive...]
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What is it?
[ Definitely got his ears figuratively perking, though. Kalmiya always brings the goods. God bless you extroverts who have no issues picking the NPCs' brains... ♥ ]
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[ He did not get vaporized, so really, he has a lot less to complain about than he could. ]
Did you get through it okay?
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Meggy, do you happen to have… mints or lemon candies… I'll trade some of my other candies for them.
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First Thing He Ever Says In Somnia Proper
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a soft voice speaks up, but can probably be overshadowed by others. ]
...What are our thoughts on death here?
[ a pause. ]
...I'll start. Initially, I thought it might be a method to escape, like waking up from a dream, but... I don't believe that anymore.
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[ It had taken some time before he was convinced that he wasn't, in fact, just flat out dead. ]
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( Which. He suspects there is probably a need for one. )
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[ Haha. Yep, Megumi is definitely thinking hope you like overtime, buddy. ]
If you've wound up on the northern side of the island, Columbia has plenty of room. But if you're on the south side, I'd suggest talking to Aventurine.
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That seems consistent with how she was caged in the dream...
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I don't fully understand what's going on with Sleep, One, or any of them. But I did see something back then.
I'll try to share it now. It was something from One, I think.
( And he does try, but his own lack of familiarity with the murmur (no thanks to his avoidance of it) and his relating so well to the feelings of pressure and demanded answers means that it might hit harder than intended. )
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Thanks, Guren. I'm not sure any of us fully understand what's going on with them...but the more pieces we get, the better the chance we can shake some sense out of it.
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[ — for Megumi, as the resident shikigami expert, though the wash of his current circumstances aren't otherwise hidden.
A live image of an absolutely monstrous bird perched outside the red doors of his apartment. Something that doesn't look like any typical wild animal turned host, halfway between peafowl and raptor, body spooling ink and shadow. Her red eyes are in a configuration that loosely mimic that of the nightmares. With a bone-rattling shriek, she flares her wings, dark feathers puffing. She is very scary, very dramatic. ]
I'm certain this was a horse. [ almost deadpan. ] What do you make of that?
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[ The mental image Megumi offers up in return is of a large gray dog, with the same wolflike features as Kuro and Shiro. This one, though, is a smoky gray, and her form ripples softly like the nightmares, with the same loose sense that they're not quite solid. ]
I'd guess they're able to settle into a form that's more reflective of the person they're bonded to.
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Medical Training/Care
We have some other people who can offer care - healers, people with some first aid training, even a veterinarian. But the more medical professionals, and the more training, the better.
If you have any medical concerns, feel free to also reach out. It'd also be wise to come in for an examination so I have a baseline. The powers and changes caused by this place can change anatomy. It's far easier to repair something if I know what it's supposed to look like when it's undamaged, and we do have some limited power, enough to sometimes run imaging scans.
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Can someone just gimme a heads up when they figure that out? I usually don't handle the "what we're doing about this" side of things as much back home. A little, but I roll with a crew and some of the others handle that more.
I handle more of the "doing things about it" part.
[He's not stupid. He can handle things sometimes when he's on his own. But he also usually has other people to lean on. More often, he might offer suggestions or insight when others are deciding what to do - he doesn't make those decisions himself. And this is a crisis that other people have dealt with longer and probably have better judgement about. He'd have a better idea of what to do if he'd been here dealing with it from the beginning.]
[Not great that his first thought goes to "who am I supposed to shoot?" though.]
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[ But, you know. No judgment to the people who just drop off anything they found and let everyone else do cartwheels with the hypotheticals.
Just, uh. As long as he doesn't get hasty on the "who to shoot" part. ]
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cw: some fatalism bc apocalyptic canon
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( teasingly. light-hearted. )
You've been here awhile, keeping tabs on everything...Means I don't have to do much, right~? But tell me where to help and I will. You did well so far.
( a pause that could almost be playful, but: )
And you'll tell me more about Shibuya, and your 'near death', as you're putting it. Later. ( yeah, he's been listening. quietly, for once. )
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[ So deadpan. The most deadpan. He deadpans so he does not scream into the abyss.
...but he does, actually, appreciate the compliment. ]
I wouldn't get too used to not having to do much. When things get crazy here, they don't hold back.
[ But uuuuugh do they really gotta talk about Shibuya. ] I lived through it. That's the important part, right?
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hi it's me again. like a venereal disease.
the irony, as i'm writing a tag back to you. mutual infection
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Why Does This Guy Still Exist - Ratio
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We're the incidental pets prone to thinking rather much of our potentially superfluous presence, while the adults quarrel.
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[He's mostly joking because he knows these are powerful beings. But he does wish he could get away with biting them because he would if he could.]
[He's done it to people he dislikes on occasion. It sent the message.]
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I did get a memory last month, but it didn't tell me anything new—nothing we hadn't already determined. [ She inserts the memory regardless. ] Like yours, it was how one of the Numerals got trapped. One couldn't control himself. Whenever one of them pressed too hard about Sleep, about where one of the other Numerals went, his abilities would react and poof, darkness for them.
What really gets me is that it doesn't even seem like he's tried to find them. We're out here rescuing his friends, and he's still out there mourning them like he killed them instead of doing something. [ Is she a bitter Betty? You bet your ass she is! ]
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Even if it's not new, more context is never a bad thing. Thanks, Sharon. [ He'll add that one to the pile... ]
I'm...probably not on the highest ground to judge how someone else handles their depressive guilt trips [ vicious understatement ] but -- yeah. It's not like it's too late for him to try and help us do some damage control. They're not dead. [ ...yeah, okay, he may be feeling a touch of bitter Betty here himself, actually, but he's trying to stuff that way down deep because there's not just baggage, there's a matched set of designer luggage to go through. ]
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What a diligent young man you are. Would you mind it if I asked you a few questions?
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Ask away.
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Because it's so much; and he kind of gets the feeling the guy seems to be going on about with threads and certain words leading to places, and hey! A map! but it's a lot. Maybe it's just Gorgug (it probably is), but it leaves his head feeling full, like cotton.
It's still there even as he eventually reaches out, a sort of wary, unsure reply: ]
Is there a... is everything psychic?
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You woke up wearing some kind of a mask or veil, right? That's your link to everyone.
If you need to take it off for a while, I'll still be around to answer questions later.
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[Unless you poke him back, you are getting no more context than this and intense approval Megumi. Congratulations on in one post being mentally promoted to competent and potentially not an idiot for the well organized information.]
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Oh, man. I hope people get really cool with 90s Pop and Rock music real fast. [ That kind of stuff is just eternally on loop in her mind. ]
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But you wouldn't be the first person to blast us with oldies.
[ He's a zoomer, 90s music is oldies... ]
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