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"You...You've seen her?" "That's right!" Feferi said with a smile. "You've seen her in person?  Not just over the computer?" Kanaya asked again.  She wasn't sure what she was feeling right now.  Excitement?  Apprehension?  Jealousy, because Feferi had met Rose before she had? Feferi nodded, with her seemingly permanent smile still on.  "Face to face and mouth to mouth!" Kanaya's eyes widened.  "W-What?" "Okay, well, she was just sitting there reading and I don't think she actually saw-" Kanaya shook her head.  "No, the second part.  The mouth-" "What?  Oh.  OH!  No, no no, nothing like that." Feferi said with a laugh.  "It was a fish p

Karkat had not spoken to anyone since the retreat from Skaia.  Aradia had brought them to this desolate building on an even more desolate meteor in what could hardly be called the Veil anymore.  A veil is something that covered something else from view.  This was no veil.  The countless number of meteors that made up the Veil and hid Derse from the rest of the incipisphere was now a tiny amount, the scant few that somehow had escaped the Reckoning. Upon arrival to the structure on the meteor they hid on, each troll had tried to find something to do, something to occupy their time to distract themselves from their situation.  They moved slowl

"Come on, Terezi.  You know we need to get up." "Nnngh.  Five more minutes." "No, we've slept long enough.  We have things we need to do." "Not ready yet.  So hard sleeping outside of the recuperacoon." "I know.  I've barely had any sleep since this whole thing started but that doesn't mean we can just lie here all day." "Sure it does." She giggled. "Terezi..." A minute passed.  He didn't say anything, and of course she didn't. "Jack's waiting for us." he finally said. "We haven't seen him since you went through the gate to here." "Doesn't mean he's not looking for us." "He can look a little longer."  She giggled again. "Dammit, T