Shiny Phantump
Through Dream, I Travel
Abigail stared at the scene unfolding before her.
Maybe Jesse had been right, and this place was some sort of purgatory. But... Did that make her dead?
She hadn't thought Yveltal had anything in store for humans after they died. Even if there was some plane where 'souls' could exist forever, humans didn't have any sort of energy that could go on without their bodies...
Yet here she stood. As a ralts, no less. There was no scientific explanation for this. No rules she could use to comprehend the scene unfolding in front of her.
Despite the people around her, and the nature of her alignment, those thoughts left her feeling completely and utterly alone.
Perhaps there was a better explanation. Perhaps none of this was real at all? Perhaps she'd been consumed by a UB-Symbiont, and this was their venom preying on her greatest fear. The unknown. Of a universe that was so incomprehensibly, unknowably vast it could never be understood. That science itself could be a lie, and Reshiram a false god.
Her legs felt weak. She kneeled down onto the ground for a felling of stability. She held her head in the crude approximation of the human hands she no longer hand, and tried not to scream.
The fact that she was considering being consumed as the better possibility really said something about her mental state.
Maybe Jesse had been right, and this place was some sort of purgatory. But... Did that make her dead?
Maybe it did. Maybe her human body was nothing more than a cloud of subatomic particles in a world infinitely far away. If that was the case, she may never get to go home... Which was all the more reason to survive, no matter what happened. It could all be over for her.Someone far said:There's no conventional cause of death to prevent. They just... stop being biology, and start being physics.
She hadn't thought Yveltal had anything in store for humans after they died. Even if there was some plane where 'souls' could exist forever, humans didn't have any sort of energy that could go on without their bodies...
Yet here she stood. As a ralts, no less. There was no scientific explanation for this. No rules she could use to comprehend the scene unfolding in front of her.
Despite the people around her, and the nature of her alignment, those thoughts left her feeling completely and utterly alone.
Perhaps there was a better explanation. Perhaps none of this was real at all? Perhaps she'd been consumed by a UB-Symbiont, and this was their venom preying on her greatest fear. The unknown. Of a universe that was so incomprehensibly, unknowably vast it could never be understood. That science itself could be a lie, and Reshiram a false god.
Her legs felt weak. She kneeled down onto the ground for a felling of stability. She held her head in the crude approximation of the human hands she no longer hand, and tried not to scream.
The fact that she was considering being consumed as the better possibility really said something about her mental state.