Second Trigger Warning

[c9rp9realn9rmative]

I'm not entirely certain what kind of illusion this is, but it is a very convincing one. A...very. Convincing one. I have no idea how it was accomplished, but whoever did it should be commended for their creativity, as well as for their talent.

[Filtered to Sal]
Sal, something's happened.
[/Filtered]



I'm n9t entirely certain what kind 9f illusi9n this is, 6ut it is a very c9nvincing 9ne. A...very. C9nvincing 9ne. I have n9 idea h9w it was acc9mplished, 6ut wh9ever did it sh9uld 6e c9mmended f9r their creativity, as well as f9r their talent.

[Filtered to Sal]
Sal, s9mething's happened.
[/Filtered]

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[insuffera6les9n9rus]

[Kankri stays uncharacteristically quiet when Dolores stands and begins the wandwork and quiet incantations that are meant to diagnose. He can't deny the way his pulse starts to race as she nears the end, the expression on her face still unreadable.

When the verdict is delivered, he feels less disappointed than he probably should.]

I wasn't expecting that it would be, to be honest. I would be quite disappointed in all that I've heard about the permanence of death if it could be undone like a prison sentence after so many years.

...But for now, I'm alive again, right?

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[wavesofjade]

For now, you are alive again.

[She smiles, though it's sad, and she cups his cheek then drops a kiss to his forehead despite likely huffiness and protests. Then, she leaves him be, happy just to have had that short amount of contact. It isn't something she'll forget]

I think that I should allow you to go and enjoy it.