THE LEWIS AND CLARK

[inferis]

[You have woken up aboard the Lewis and Clark. It's a nice, clean, light vessel and everything seems to be in working order...at the moment. Explore!]

[[OOC: AROUND THE SHIP | THE CONTROL ROOM | THE DOORS | STASIS | DAY ONE OOC POST | PLOT CHAT | PLOT HUB]]

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[staggeringego]

[ Ah, of course he'd have to explain this one. ]

Non-magical folks.

[cyan_maid]

[Ho boy. Try to keep an open mind, Jane.]

Non-magic folks, hm? So might that imply that, where you're from, there are magic folks?

[staggeringego]

Of course! I imagine there might be some where you're from too, though I can't say for sure you know about them.

[cyan_maid]

If there are, I certainly haven't met them.

[staggeringego]

That's sort of the point.

[cyan_maid]

But how can I be sure these magic folk even exist where I'm from if they are one big secret?

[staggeringego]

I suppose you can't, but that's also the whole point.

[cyan_maid]

[A huff.] That is inherently frustrating, I hope you know.

[staggeringego]

[ Grinning back at her. ]

If it helps, most of you aren't even suppose to know this much.

[cyan_maid]

Given how paradoxical it is, I can understand why!

[staggeringego]

[ A laugh now. ]

Paradoxical? I suppose in a way.

[cyan_maid]

You don't think it is?

[staggeringego]

Never really gave it much thought to be completely honest.

[cyan_maid]

Well, you did say that you were more used to magic. That's probably why it doesn't seem paradoxical.

[staggeringego]

Well, the the existence of magic itself isn't really the paradoxical part, is it?

[cyan_maid]

That's right, it's not.

[staggeringego]

Neither is keeping secrets last I checked.