"W-what. . . happened?"
Groaning out, dazed - this dungeon must be seriously getting to you; especially with your new, aggravatingly keen-eyesight.
"I do not know, Six. But it seems you went. . . 'out of it', to say the least."
One studies you quietly - worried, no doubt, impassively.
"My vision seems abit. . . off. . . ."
". . . . Your vision?"
"Yeah, I can literally notice every small detail, now, and its giving me quite headache, ugh. . ."
One frowns, and feels your head, presumably checking you for fever.
"I know what you mean; It would seem that we share the same problem, my senses seem to be - rather 'Erratic' at the moment."
Well, it wasn't just you; wait, what about your other sisters. . . . .?
Who are gone. . . .
One picks up the que,
"Two, became herculean and 'Accidently' the door," flexing a thumb at the chamber's doorway; that's missing - not only its rusting, metallic gate, but also some of the mossy mortar from tepidly stained walls.
Speaking of which. . . .
"We manage to get some clothes, well, not the best clothes, but clothes none the less. Still I'm recommend that you get off the filthy floor before you get sick, hm?"
"C'mon, let's go, Six; the others are awaiting us - and we really don't want Three became comatose - again."
"Right."
Apparently, One led you to what amounts to be office of some sort - but this place is remarkably. . . . abandoned.
Two, seem to be in an odd combination of preppy and sore from physical exhaustion. Three is remarkable not asleep, but her posture is bad, why can't she just stand up straight? Four seems to be nervous but otherwise alright, and Five. . . is being Five.
One seems to busy. . . reading, some old texts.
[X] Talk to your Sisters: about what? (This is a write-in!)
- [X] One.
- [X] Two.
- [X] Three.
- [X] Four.
- [X] Five.
- Acquired: Prisoner's Rags (Equipped)