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[serendipitously]

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Sender ID: psylocke (Betsy Braddock)
To: By default will be general public, so specify if it's private to someone else
Subject: Elah Search?
Warnings: idk shouldn't be any

While I haven't been here too long to know the full story, I have seen there's some invested interest in attempting to locate Elah. My particular gifts make me adept at locating people and things and I have to admit I've felt a bit useless since arriving here.

I'm certain I'm not the only one with an interest in at least trying to look. Which brings me here to ask if anyone else has either started their own search or intends to try looking themselves? It could be beneficial for everyone to know who all is trying.

[ ooc: feel free to talk to each other too here! just though it'd be a good kick off point for people going about with trying to find thing or who already have found things themselves. ]

Comments

[emet_sulk]

I would appreciate that. One can't be everywhere at once.

As for those who captured me, I'm sure most of them drowned. I did make sure to take out the few I encountered during my escape though. If any yet survive, well, I'm sure the bounty hunters will claim them soon enough.

[serendipitously]

Unfortunately. Though I have been trying.

You wouldn't go after them yourself for revenge?

[emet_sulk]

I have enough enemies already. I'm not interested in making more. Death only begets more death - as they will discover for themselves soon enough. I am too old and tired to be teaching these lessons to those who refuse to listen.

[serendipitously]

A fair point I've recently seen in action. How old are you? No pressure to answer if you don't feel comfortable with it

[emet_sulk]

I neglected to keep count after the first millenium. Mayhap fifteen millennia or so.

[ He knows that it's been slightly more than twelve thousand years after the Sundering of his star (mortals are strangely obsessed with the passage of time) but he hadn't really kept track before then. ]

[serendipitously]

I'm not sure anyone could truly blame you for losing track after that long. I can't even begin to fathom that.

[emet_sulk]

'Tis easier to visualise the longterm outcomes of actions when one can live to see them through, instead of hoping that a successor will accurately interpret your will. I pity you with your short lives.