Coran Hieronymus Wimbleton Smythe (
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Coran was called in because as best as the scientists here could tell the energy reading was Altean in nature. Looking at the initial readings he agreed. More importantly the point of energy was ever increasing. This was much too interesting to ignore. With excitement and intense curiosity he heads out to investigate what it could be. Ignoring the suggestion that he should proceed with more caution. Whatever this was building towards he didn't feel like he wanted to miss it.
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The origin? The mountain valleys, the ones home to the out-of-season juniberry fields. Even with the planet reborn, this is where Allura felt most at home all her life, where she spent as much spare time with her father and mother and her beloved advisor as much as she could. It might take searching, but... somewhere in the center of the field is a sprawling cloud of moon white blanketing a patch of green shoots and green-sheethed buds.
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He runs straight to the white hair. Calling out at the top of his lungs. "Princess! Princess Allura!"
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"Nnngh..."
Thankfully she responds a little to the sound of her name, albeit too weak to move even her eyelids. She's somehow clad in a simple, pale pink slip, but her skin is cold to the touch, cells suddenly existing not having had a chance to generate body heat.
"C-coran...?"
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"I--" A slight flinch, quickly turning her a shiver. "N-nowhere specific..."
Just general pain everywhere from her nerves suddenly existing again.
"W-where are we...?"
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"Do you remember anything? Or, what is the last thing you can remember?"
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"The fields? I..." What she last remembers.... "We were in the rift. We talked Honerva down, but..." A wince, once that had nothing to do with the physical pain. "I had to say goodbye to the others..."
She pours every ounce of strength into feebly throwing her arms around his shoulders.
"I wish I could have said so to you... I am so sorry, Coran... I am so, so sorry..."
Sorry! This got away from me!
YOU'RE GOOD, as you can see, I've been glacial with non-game stuff lately
She doesn't say anything for a good long while, just... holds him and cries. She's alive. She hadn't wanted to die, but it was the only way... And now she's alive and here and so in Coran and the war is over. Finally, finally over... It's so much to take in...
Eventually she stills just enough to get some words out.
"We couldn't have done it without you. None of us could have... I'm so glad you're all right..."
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"F-rreezing..." That's what happens when your cells suddenly exist again without having time to build up energy and heat. Still, she gives him a weak smile through the leftover tears. "And tired."
And food and liquids might be a good idea too, even if those senses aren't registering quite yet.
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"Thank you."
He might need to carry her, at least most of the way. It might take a few days for her strength to return, but at least she's able to keep down warm food and drink, and she really is grateful to see Altea and the rebuilt castle, whole again. She's glad to see Coran again.
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Even more eager is he to show her the new world that her sacrifice allowed to flourish. "I've tried to help guide our people in a way I thought you or your father might have helped to guide them."
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"I know you have." A soft smile. "There's a reason Father chose you as his advisor, and there's no one in the universe I would trust more with Altea."