“It’s weird hearing you said that, but then again, a lot of people do believe in different afterlives. Or this could be a stop in between. I think that the rabbit hole goes much deeper than I’d like to process.” Because she’ll get obsessed with it.

“I hope this one disappears after I’ve gotten home, of course. It’ll interfere with work having a random multidimensional portal in the storage closet.” PINpoints are truly a weird little device, being able to love people around at the simple press of a button. She’s not going to bravely step into a new world either, unlike other adventurous souls.

The visual cues Adia gives off are a bit disarming, as Olivia hastily takes her hand off a door handle. Mentally she’s trying to figure out how the other woman knew not to look there, and it hasn’t crossed her mind that Adia might have some non-human skills. It does feel weird being in the Nexus with no unique powers to her name, but so it goes.

“I shouldn’t use the Nexus as a distraction, but it tempts me like a siren at sea. So many things I want to do here, but it would distract me from real life.” Looking for work in the Nexus is another viable option, but the technical aspects would be a headache.