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Two weeks ago, the living planet of Quire used the instantaneous streaming device built into Gig Kep-hart to send a broadcast to everyone in the Mirage. Its contents? The arrival of the divine Independence*, and the personal alienation, civil strife, and cultural annihilation that followed in its wake.

Today, though, the Beloved Dust have business. Fourteen Fifteen continues to perform as Worthy of Grace, adapting to their new body (and the responsibilities of a Virtual Kei star). Meanwhile, while investigating the effects of the strange cloud’s effects on Belgard, the excerpt Signet embarks down a risky path. Looking for a place to clear her mind, the (exiled) priestess Tender Sky turns towards her faith… and her creativity.

Couple bishops in the city building mansions

This week on Twilight Mirage: Like Falling Leaves

The Living Library of Memorious // VOLUME 00:
Entities: Divine: Unresonant
There is nothing left to say. -Kamala
This entry remains empty in deference to the One Of Her Kind, Kamala Cadence, First to Kneel Among the Stars, First to Stand.

Cold open

“

[Primary]: Dispatch 167.

Gray... I mean, Satellite. Confirming that I've returned to Primary Capsule DF298. I registered our... visit with K-upside. There will probably be repercussions when all this is over, but until then, they're pretty much letting us be.

They felt it too, y'know, through us. Independence. They felt what we felt. Alone. Lost. The whole Fleet felt it too. Some of the details were blurry. There's debate on a lot of the ships now as to whether what they saw was history, prophecy, fiction, propaganda... Some folks point to it as proof that they should stay away from Quire. Others see it as evidence that they should go immediately. The By-and-By is in the process of establishing orbit as we speak.

But mostly, it's just put everyone in a real funk, Satellite. This place already felt like it was on the edge, y'know? It's been a week and everyone just feels really vulnerable, really tender. No pun intended. I just can't tell what the effect of all of this is going to be in the long run. Agents like us have watched countless cultures fall into nothing, but those cultures don't usually have this perspective. They've never seen another civilization erased. But now the fleet has. I--it isn't our job, but I can't help but wonder if this could pull them back from the brink.”

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-[[Satellite|Grey]]... I mean, Satellite. Confirming that I've returned to [[Primary Capsule DF298]]. I registered our... visit with K-upside. There will probably be repercussions when all this is over, but until then, they're pretty much letting us be.
+[[Satellite|Gray]]... I mean, Satellite. Confirming that I've returned to [[Primary Capsule DF298]]. I registered our... visit with K-upside. There will probably be repercussions when all this is over, but until then, they're pretty much letting us be.
 They felt it too, y'know, through us. [[Independence]]. They felt what we felt. Alone. Lost. The whole [[the Divine Fleet|Fleet]] felt it too. Some of the details were blurry. There's debate on a lot of the ships now as to whether what they saw was history, prophecy, fiction, propaganda... Some folks point to it as proof that they should stay away from [[Quire]]. Others see it as evidence that they should go immediately. [[The By-and-By]] is in the process of establishing orbit as we speak.