Asch the Bloody (
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[The Space-Time Crystal Meme] [OPEN to all.]

The Space-Time Crystal Meme.
(Only extremely loosely based off [ real world physics. ] This meme is a bunch of hooey for entertainment purposes and should not be mistaken as "scientific".)What's a space-time crystal? These 4-dimensional "objects" are said to keep time perfectly. Forever. Even as the universe meets its untimely and simultaneously dramatic, soap-operatic and highly prolonged death. Think about it. A perfect timepiece which perfectly keeps time even as time (a relative subject to begin with) ceases to matter.
More than that, there's a small quantity of space-time crystals even more advanced than the rest. These specimens, because they interact with a numblingly vast quantity of particles scattered throughout the Whole Sort of General Mish Mash (WSOGMM), when activated, can perfectly recall any moment in time, anywhere in the universe, from any individual's point of view. Maybe an ant's view of a garden jungle as it returns from a scouting trip, maybe a politician as he prepares for and ultimately loses an election, maybe someone close to you living the same moment you've lived yourself. A single, perfectly remembered moment.
How you've found one hardly matters. Before you, glittering with its gently rotating ion rings is just such a crystal. Will you gaze into its depths, hand it off as a late birthday present to your lady friend, or simply walk away scratching your head? The choice is yours.
RULES:
- Post with your character. (Duh!)
- The person who replies will be responsible for supplying the memory your character witnesses. (Unless you really want to give the crystal away.)
- Remember, this works much like a pensieve. Sort of. You can do whatever you like in the memory, but because it is only a record and not the real thing, anything you "change" will simply revert back to the way it was the moment you remember yourself.
- As a note: the particles tend to have a sense of humor, so you may be able to interact with individuals inside the memory or view it alongside another person. (This is up to both players' discretion.)
- Have fun!
Asch (Space-verse)
[Unfortunately for Asch, he's come to a point where no small detail can be overlooked. For this reason, and for this reason only, he finds himself examining what appears to be a particularly unusual looking space rock.]
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[And because that just sounds stupid, he adds:] Something's moving inside it.
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[But before he can even finish the thought, there's a sharp pain in his skull, and a bright flash of light.]
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...hn. My guess is it's reacting to something. For a minute it looked like there were people moving around inside. [He lifts his chin, the migraine having mostly subsided, and gestures vaguely ahead.]
Over there.
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*She really is that stupid.*
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Don't. These people aren't aware of how we got here. And I seriously doubt they actually live in the rock. It's probably some kind of space-time portal.
[That's when he notices and lowers his hand. The rock's vanished without him even realizing it. ...Damn.]
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Do you want to do the setting/memory or do you want me to?
And how to get back to the ship, while you're at it. In case you haven't noticed, the rock vanished when we were pulled in.
[He glances around at the people, who're mostly (surprisingly) ignoring them, and the buildings. Hmm...]
I thought you were going to, sorry XD I'll do it.
Then GRABS Asch and starts running.*
Nope! But if you want to go swimming in Asch's messed up head later that's fine.
[He mutters something unintelligible, but follows along behind her after a last sweep of the area. Since she's determined to play follow-the-leader, he'll just stick back here and keep a watch for trouble.]
[Or he would have. Until]
[Asch lets out a grunt of protest as his arm is suddenly yanked forward at what can only be a mad sprint.]
Wh--!! Why the hell are we running?! [He hasn't seen anything unusual!] You're not going to starve to death if we walk!
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Nozomi!! Dammit, woman, STOP!
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[Why didn't you just say so in the first place!]
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How sure are you?
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Kirishima Kano | AIR | canon or DDD
Kiryuu Kaoru|Futari wa Precure Splash☆Star|canon, TVK, TST, even TGW if you remember it
Midorikawa Retasu | Tokyo Mew Mew | canon or DDD, mostly the latter
Ginji | Tales of the Abyss
s'up bro?
How is this even possible? His dad's dead. And yet the candles are lit and they're starting to sing...
Tim tries to look brave, for maybe a millisecond, before his lips curl downward and he immediately stares down at the ground.] This can't be real.
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[And. Something about the way Tim says that causes Ginji to look back at him. The guy seems kind of upset.] What can't be real? ...Hey, are you all right?
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What? Oh, yeah, I'm fine.
[He presses his lips together.] You're a friend of my stepmom, right? Or... [He gestures towards his dad.] I don't think I've met you before.
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I figure I know pretty much everyone in town, and I don't think so either. My name's Ginji. Did you and your folks just move in?
[After a moment he motions at the scene before them.] By the way, what's going on?
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[At the question, his lips curl up into a rueful smile.] It's my birthday party. The last one I had before ["before my dad died"] - before I headed off to college.
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[He scratches the back of his neck. This doesn't make a whole lot of sense, since he was clearly enjoying some down time at home just a minute ago.]
The last one you had, Tim? [Did they somehow get sucked into the Planet Storm or something? Mr. Asch had once mentioned off-handedly about being able to see things, but...] This is going to sound weird, but if it's your birthday from a while ago, wouldn't that mean we're seeing things that've already happened?
[Obviously.]
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... Yeah, I think that's what's going on. We're either stuck in my mind, or we're visiting the past, or something different altogether. [His lips form a thin line as he watches his father light the birthday candles.
"Come on, Timmy, make a wish!"]
Whatever it is, I'm not sure I like it.