Void Rift (rp) - Intermission

A voice comes through.
“I’m ready. Head over to my place A-S-A-P.”

 

“Portal, please?”

 

“Do you not have your stone anymore?”

 

“I’m not sure... wait, here it is.”
She tries to use it.

 

It opens the portal as usual, and the ball loses its glow.

 

Keila heads through, a bit of winds following her into the portal.

 

As usual, the moment she enters, one of the golems waves and the other runs to open the door, but this time, Voidfiller’s right there as they open it.
“Alrighty, come on.”
He quickly says, walking away from the door.

 

She follows Voidfiller, silent.

 

"Let me just show you." Praecantatia says, tossing Stephanie the potion. Stephanie catches the potion, before taking off one of her gauntlets; exposing her hand. Stephanie takes her sword and creates a large slash across her hand, blood dripping from it as she lifts up her helmet a bit to expose her lips, uncorking the potion with her teeth and drinking it. The wound on Stephanie's hand disappears rather quickly, going back to normal as she slips the gauntlet back on and pulls her helmet back down.

 

"...They do that naturally, though." Lenka says, confused.

 

"But do you?" Praecantatia asks.

 

"No, that's why we have holosimulations."

 

"Do you not want regenerative potions?" Praecantatia asks.

 

It’s the usual area; the sky’s blue, the floor’s blue, and nothing’s around except for the house and the building she came out of. This time, though, the machine’s gone and there’s two humans standing right outside the house.
One’s tall, has blond hair, and has his foot up against the side of the house as he leans against it. The other has long black hair, and pretends to not have been trying to look inside the house as Voidfiller approaches.
More notably, they’re dressed in mage garb and have the circlets on.

 

"I mean, sure... I don't know if Gaia would get upset, though." Lenka shrugs.

"Alright, let's see the results."

 

"Why would she be upset? My Gaia promotes alchemy." Praecantatia says.

 

"Does it not further extend our lifespans?"

 

"Technically speaking, yes. It heals wounds and prevents infection through that." Praecantatia says.

 

“Oh, no, that doesn’t count. Sure, we’ll take it, but none of us are mages.”

 

"You have magic, don't you?" Praecantatia asks.