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[[OOC: the folks roleplaying a drama between powerful interdimensional travellers with elaborate backstories are welcome to continue, but I'd like to remind everyone that this is meant to be a casual Truth or Dare session, and note that no spirits drawn here have any particular power. The...

Lurosa laughed freely; this one was too easy to wind up. "Definitely the sick kicks," she replied, deadpan. "I'm a scientist of sorts, and I sent myself here intentionally, hoping to prove that I could contact spirits from other worlds. Of course, now that I'm here, I cannot help but be...

Lurosa returned the kiss with controlled enthusiasm, and allowed herself a small purr, one which this adorable luxray lady would surely feel. Her twin-tails shivered with excitement – this wasn't quite a surprise, but she hadn't anticipated the degree to which the other cat would just go for it...

Lurosa laughed lightly, her tails swishing from side to side. "Why be embarrassed? Am I embarrassing to kiss?" She shook her head and gave Roya a knowing smile. "Dear luxray, do you think that counted? Was it your best effort, in all honesty?"

Lurosa beamed at the luxray with the drawling voice. Why, that gave her a little deja vu! "Life's distraction is love, dear luxray," she answered with a trill. "Of a kind. The song is about the seeking of love, and how each of us pursues something different, by different means." Her voice rose...

Lurosa gently sipped her tea. While everyone else had asked questions, introduced themselves, performed dares and confessed truths, she had quietly observed them, occasionally carrying on a discourse with Alioth, the odd typhlosion shaman who'd been her first encounter. She had answered a truth...

Prim slapped the heat-shimmer of the Pillar, and it shifted once again. The desert's purple shadows gave way to dappled light beneath deciduous trees, and a gentle breeze orbited the Pillar to move them. A plaza of carved stone carpeted with moss and lichen lay beneath the Whispering Pillar's...

The Whispering Pillar shifted and swirled... and changed. The surroundings of the Spirit Nexus changed with it, blurring before the eyes as if watching night turn to dawn, then day, in mere seconds. The paths that made up the crossroads remained, though it was becoming hard to distinguish them...

The Whispering Pillar – now a slowly-rotating column of mist and fog – seemed to inhale, softly, at Alioth's words. His question seemed to flicker and swirl inside the Pillar, as if his breath and words were preserved inside it. Lurosa stroked her chin with her tailtips, and thought hard...

"Oh, I see," replied Lurosa, stifling the tide of questions. "So... like Truth or Dare, then? You play a round, and the pillar sends you home?" She didn't wait for a response, but paused only to consider a prompt for her companion, to test her hypothesis. Every question bubbling in her brain...

Lurosa's brain lit up with thoughts, theories, ideas – was this happenstance, or her own doing? Was there a celestial realm beyond this? What did it mean that their crossing was 'strong'? Countless questions bubbled up under her tongue. "Are there many visitors? What manner of visitors? Are you...

Oh! A fellow pokémon had stepped into existence before her – a typhlosion, her senses told her, though an odd one, to be sure. His flames were an ethereal magenta, and he wore a hooded cloak of a style she did not recognise. Beneath his paws, a path of autumn leaves intersected with her paved...

The space between worlds, shapeless and unknowable, has many names. The Astral Plane. Spirits' Edge. The Dream Lands. It is no physical location. One cannot simply walk there. It is the place where souls from different worlds may meet, whether living or dead. And when they do, the skin of the...