--And this is why you never wander in in medias res if you're not a principal player of any narrative ever.
Why? Because things get confusing really quick and really fast that's why.
She had phased out of a nearby shop when she heard the streetlamp shatter, knowing there was any spirit in the vicinity given how the lamps here were reinforced with new and improved lightbulbs due to her constant presence here at Harrow over the decade. So it took either a lot of faulty wiring or an angry ghost to get them to break.
It seems to be the former when she catches not one but two familiar faces outside when she began looking for the source. At first she's elated to see them but then she remembers why she's here and Willard looks irritable and Aradia looks annoyed and she just looks plain lost as she heads to the duo and hopes the staring passerby move on and remember either A) they have somewhere to go or B) there are several more lamps around them that haven't popped. Yet.
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Why? Because things get confusing really quick and really fast that's why.
She had phased out of a nearby shop when she heard the streetlamp shatter, knowing there was any spirit in the vicinity given how the lamps here were reinforced with new and improved lightbulbs due to her constant presence here at Harrow over the decade. So it took either a lot of faulty wiring or an angry ghost to get them to break.
It seems to be the former when she catches not one but two familiar faces outside when she began looking for the source. At first she's elated to see them but then she remembers why she's here and Willard looks irritable and Aradia looks annoyed and she just looks plain lost as she heads to the duo and hopes the staring passerby move on and remember either A) they have somewhere to go or B) there are several more lamps around them that haven't popped. Yet.
"Willard? Aradia?" What's going on here?