Text @vanhelsing

[thepsyingnun]

Greetings.

For those I have not met, I am Sister Agatha Van Helsing. I have been mentally absent this past fortnight. Given this, I have questions for those gathered here. I have many, in fact, but will start with this:

Were you also mentally disturbed for any time this past month? If so, what do you recall? If not, what did you observe of those that were?

The gifts given appear to be the work of a child. Do any recall hearing the voice of a child before arriving here? What did it say to you?

Do any of those present have experience with the supernatural, unholy, witchcraft, or how ever else you wish to label it? I would like to arrange a meeting for us to compile and compare knowledge, if so.

Was anyone not native to this location killed during the events of the past month?

My thanks.

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Text. @Wrynn

[shalamayne]

Forgive my asking, but what is it you would consider to be "supernatural"?

[thepsyingnun]

No need for forgiveness. I imagine many things could fall under that, depending on history. One from the middle ages would call this communication device sorcery, I should think.

Anything not created by the hands of man or holy nature. I take you have a particular example in mind?

[shalamayne]

Of course. I believe that with many of us here from different places, the definition could also be so different.

If I was to assume based upon what I have seen here, we have many things that would be considered "supernatural". We have beings of Light, Darkness and everything that falls between such definitions.

[thepsyingnun]

Stories of such beings, or you have actually witnessed them? My own world has stories of angels and demons, yet I have encountered only one true example of them in my life.

[shalamayne]

I have witnessed them, as have many others. They are not considered to be secret in my world. I am not familiar with the word angel though. Is it the opposite of demon or something similar?

The Light back home is something that many follow and trust to guide them on their paths.

[thepsyingnun]

Demons were, so they say, once angels that turned from the will of God. I had not thought one could exist without the other.