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Wisdom begins in Wonder
She headed toward what looked to be a large building akin to something from back home, It was both an impressive and slightly comforting sight.
She scanned the area with her eyes, ears and other senses. Trying to make sure she was in the right place as she headed toward the stone steps. As well as keeping her eyes open for any hint or sign of her missing friend or any one who might know more about the nexus or other things of necessity and importance. Another part of her wondered if they might have a snack bar or vending machine that took the money she had on her as her tummy rumbled softly as she neared the large doors.
She wondered if there were a place for missing posters, and looked around for one as she cautiously looked around after poking her head in, looking for a desk of some sort. "Ahem, excuse me, but I was wondering if there was a form or something to apply for a library card? " She half asks a bit rambly and nervous all of a sudden. She wasn't exactly sure why but she was worried for Sherlock and was in need of some information and uncertain about where and when to get things in this ever shifting environment.
She scanned the area with her eyes, ears and other senses. Trying to make sure she was in the right place as she headed toward the stone steps. As well as keeping her eyes open for any hint or sign of her missing friend or any one who might know more about the nexus or other things of necessity and importance. Another part of her wondered if they might have a snack bar or vending machine that took the money she had on her as her tummy rumbled softly as she neared the large doors.
She wondered if there were a place for missing posters, and looked around for one as she cautiously looked around after poking her head in, looking for a desk of some sort. "Ahem, excuse me, but I was wondering if there was a form or something to apply for a library card? " She half asks a bit rambly and nervous all of a sudden. She wasn't exactly sure why but she was worried for Sherlock and was in need of some information and uncertain about where and when to get things in this ever shifting environment.
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"Um not as yet. " She states as she starts to carefully look under flyers as well.
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Adia tries to be helpful, keeping her eyes on the board while Ash searches more thoroughly. But if Sherlock left a clue for his friend, Adia can't spot it. "How long have you two been friends?" she asks curiously. "Did you meet him here, or where you're from originally?"
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She blinks slightly.. "oh..be about..four..years now." She murmurs give or take the years under a time/people trapping memory messing dark curse. She gives her a soft smile.
"Oh, Maine we meet in Maine." She murmers quickly and warmly. Still a mite cautious. She seemed very nice but they'd been having various folks come into town and stir up trouble as well as the internal problems at late. She didn't want folks getting dragged into such unawares.
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Maine... Maine. She has heard of it before, she thinks. "That's a state in... the United States? On Earth?" She smiles apologetically. "I'm not from Earth so my geography is a little shaky."
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She smiles softly and nods, "Aye..that's right." She murmers warmly in reply an eyebrow. "Ah I see." She responds. "soo..are ya part of the enterprise or some other crew?" She asks conversationally and warmly.
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There is a lot of sadness packed into that last sentence, but she tries not to let it show. She's only just met Ash, she does not need to weigh her down with a sob story. "It's funny you mention the Enterprise, there's a possibility that I'll be living in that universe soon enough."
But enough about her. "What's Maine like?"
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"Ah. well it is the most.. well know starship in.. um some places." She murmurs with a slight left shoulder shrug.
"Oh, well.. it's by the shoreline, can get rather cold in the winter..has lots of fish famous for it's lobsters..and woodlands." She begins starting with the normal stuff.
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Her description of Maine is simple, but picturesque. "It sounds beautiful," she says softly. "I think I'd like to live on Earth someday... do you think Maine would be a nice place to live?"
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Her eyes soften slightly with sympathy. "Well.. I would be willing to hear any pitches if ya like to run any drafts by me. " She murmurs in offer.
"Well, aye when .. it's peaceful. " She murmurs and nods. Which for StoryBrooke rarely lasted long lately, but the average sea side town seemed to be from her research. "Depends on your preference I suppose. Like most house hunting. " She adds warmly. " it's been rather hectic in our neck of the woods naturally with various ahem characters about. " She feels compelled to inform.
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"Oh..." She blushes a little at the offer, grateful but still terribly self-conscious. "I haven't quite gotten that far... um. If you needed to convince someone that the Nexus was real, how would you go about doing that? Short of just bringing them here."
Her elaboration on Maine gets a small eyebrow raise. When would a seaside fishing village not be peaceful? "What sorts of characters?" she asks innocently.
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"Oh, that's alright.. maybe brainstorming then?" She half asks as she looks up and down the area to see what else is near the bulletin board.
She raises a slight eyebrow, but gets a slight hopeful/playful gleam in her eyes. Mayhaps she should test some reasons to certain thoughts. She did have space experience.. prehaps she'd be a bit open minded?
"Ya mean besides, Sherlock and Moriarty?" She asks wryly yet slightly warm. "Have ya ever heard of Snow White and the Seven dwarfs?" She asks warmly. After all not all realms had the same sort of fairy tales and legends but some had common threads and archetypes.
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"It's, um... I've been keeping the Nexus a secret for so long." She smiles nervously. "It's a little intimidating to finally share that with someone."
Adia has no idea that Ash meant characters "literally". She still doesn't, giving the other woman a blank look. "Um... I've heard of dwarfs..." Although something about that phrase triggers a memory, a book she might have looked through when trying to acquaint herself with Earth mythology. "Is that a... a fairy tale?"
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She blinks back, ah she was gonna take that as a possible no.. till. ah. "ah yes I see. hmmmh yes it is. but ah not..only yet.." She half trails off slightly and clears her throat.
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Yet, despite not being familiar with magic or Earth fairy tales, she's quick to catch on to what Ash is implying. "They're real where you are from?" she asks curiously.
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She nods understandingly, "aye buying trouble is not a good thing. We have to protect our realms best we can. " She murmurs in agreement and a determined look. She'd been a protector or guardian in one form or another for most of her life now. And she would continue to do so, so long as she had a day in the matter.
She smiles softly and glances about again and nods slightly. "Aye, many of them. " She murmurs warmly and then there was the Multiverse outside of the known realms. With infinite possibilities and places. But she did not wish to over whelm her hopefully new friend.
"Ahem, and not all of them happen exactly as you might think or rather a lot of them intwine with each other in odd ways. " She murmurs in her storyteller voice. Her canine like ears rasieing up a bit more slowly.
As if testing her observational skills, and or reaction. She already took squeak's other form in stride after all.
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She didn't know how dangerous the Nexus could be back then, though. The ignorance might have worked in her favor. She more than understands Ash's desire to protect her home. It sheds new light on why it's taken so long for her to talk about it.
"Ah, well, that won't matter much to me," she says reassuringly. "I'm barely familiar with those stories as is." She watches what looks to her as something poking up from under Ash's hood, and tilts her head thoughtfully. "Does that mean you're from a fairy tale, too?"
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"I can imagine..and aye sometimes..ya need a breather before you get burnt out." She replies knowing somewhat how that could feel. At least being out of your element sometimes. Weird was sort of par for the course.
She blinks and tilts her head, "Ah I see. " She murmurs. She softly lets out a cough of a breathe. "Well if there is I've not see one with my name in ti as of yet." She murmers softly with a slight shrug. But something in her eyes/posture seems.. sad..feels left out. And then she rolls her shoulder and gives her a small smile.
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She peers at Ash, trying to understand the source of her sadness. There's no way that Adia would ever want to be the subject of a fairy tale or myth. That would mean countless strangers knowing her personal story, or at least one version of it. But she supposes that if everyone around you has some fame attached to their name, it can feel like you are being left out. "Oh. But, um..." She bites her lip, not sure how to ask politely. "Do you have magic powers? Or... fairy powers, I guess? It seems like most of those stories involve a lot of magic..."
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She knew she and Dor wanted to go back to Mist Haven one day, the quote unquote Modern World was not the permanent place for them. She missed being able to travel for one. Especially with a group.
She wryly chuckled, "Aye I bet." She could diffidently do with a recharge.
She blinks, "um well some..not the fairy sort..there..not a being on my family tree. " She informs her. True the fairy godmothers under Blue weren't encouraged to fall in love and the rest. But she knew their were Fae in various realms that did. She had her suspicion that it was another form of control or some such. Sacrifice for a power base or some such. Even if the in StoryBrooke 'Mother Superior ' she was also suppose to be on the side of good. She only helped certain folks.
Leaving healers, oracles and the like to help the others..or for them to make desperate deals and dangerous quests. Her nose twitches at the thought.
She smiles softly at Aida though. "There's various sorts, " She nods softly. "Items and flora and fauna. " She lists off warmly. the tip of her tail starting to grow out again and wagging a little under her large coat. "course most of the folks where I'am from have various views on the subject and all magic comes at a price..of various kinds. " She both informs and warns her least say she runs into someone less kinder and cares not who gets hurt or effected by potions and such.
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She can certainly use a good warning about its price. She's gotten a little complacent in her views of magic. She has friends who use it without any sort of problem.
It's obvious she's curious about what kind of magic Ash does have, if not fairy magic, but she's not going to pry. Ash would have told her if she wanted to share right there and then. "Your world makes mine sound rather plain," she admits with a small smile. "All we have are spaceships and sentient robots. It must have been a lot easier for you to get used to the Nexus."
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She blink and tries to think of how best to word things she'd haven't had to do this for a bit. "Ah well..I know Sherlock might prefer your more science based one if ya ask me. " She murmers warmly with a soft smile. "Do ya'll got holodecks too?" She asks curious and intrigued.
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"Is that right?" She hums thoughtfully. "Detective work often requires forensics... I'll keep an eye out for him when I'm in the science section, then. I'll let you know if anything seems out of place."
As for holodecks, she shakes her head. "No, we don't unfortunately." She grins a little. "We have an entertainment room. I play a lot of foosball."
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She hums in the postive. "mmhhmh. Indeed it does." She replies with a small smile pleased someone else understands. "Thank you I'd appreciative it greatly." She states sincernly.
"Ah I see..ooh foosball's fun." She states warmly she rather liked that game.