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Radio | March 14th
I have something to tell you all, and some of you might not believe me.
[Valdis' voice is hesitant, halting and uncertain]
There are very few of us left, it seems, who remember Malicant's reign or the atrocities committed by his followers. The death, the taint, the drugs and the suffering inflicted upon foreigner and Kedan alike is unknown to all of our newcomers. But this isn't just about that.
[A long pause, followed by an audible breath]
I have recently discovered that Milyn, the Cherrywood Healer, was involved with the Cultists. She reported directly to Daseng and created the drug known as Dust, as well as the base for Lucid.
[Another pause and then a low growl.]
She was our only ally among the Kedan when we first returned from the Dreaming, she aided us in defeating Malicant...but she also helped him wreak his havoc in the first place.
[Another growl]
I don't know about all of you, but I can't trust her anymore.
[Valdis' voice is hesitant, halting and uncertain]
There are very few of us left, it seems, who remember Malicant's reign or the atrocities committed by his followers. The death, the taint, the drugs and the suffering inflicted upon foreigner and Kedan alike is unknown to all of our newcomers. But this isn't just about that.
[A long pause, followed by an audible breath]
I have recently discovered that Milyn, the Cherrywood Healer, was involved with the Cultists. She reported directly to Daseng and created the drug known as Dust, as well as the base for Lucid.
[Another pause and then a low growl.]
She was our only ally among the Kedan when we first returned from the Dreaming, she aided us in defeating Malicant...but she also helped him wreak his havoc in the first place.
[Another growl]
I don't know about all of you, but I can't trust her anymore.
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And I remember fighting her over it, too. My blood...I didn't want just anyone having access to it. Because of my magic.
[Though now she couldn't remember if she'd ever agreed in the end. Or if there were any signs Milyn had taken some of it anyway while she had been out.]
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[A long sigh}
This just calls all her actions into question.
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How did you even find out about this? I know she tends to ramble endlessly on her quiet days, but even she wouldn't just abruptly blur out "oh hey by the way I was totally working for the evil prick who tried to kill you all and Asti a few years back" out of the blue.
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I mean, I've been hearing a lot of whispers going around lately...it's not hard to figure out something's up.
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[She was extraordinarily hesitant to announce to all the foreigners that she could access the spirit plane and walk through souls, especially souls of people that were supposedly dead....]
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So what made them change their mind?
I mean, if Milyn herself confirmed it, we know they weren't lying. But...and maybe this is just because I've hung out with too many paranoid people over the years--[Some of it rubbed off on her.]--but I have to wonder why this is all coming out now. Because this kind of would have been useful to know...you know...four or five years ago, when we all first arrived here.
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[...wait.]
If he was murdered then...
[Her eyes narrowed in dark suspicion. She had a hunch, and she did not like that hunch.]
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[Whether or not the soul belonged to the body was still under debate and Valdis really didn't like her own train of thought regarding that.]
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[She was still suspicious. Valdis was being a little on the vague side, and this was serious enough that she wanted to know as much of the details as possible. Given the things she had seen and crossed through over the years.]
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[She really didn't like how perceptive Zatanna was at the moment.]
The details are under debate...
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Anything I can help with?
I was here longer than most anyone else still around. Maybe there's something that could jog my memory of the earlier days.
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[Unless Zatanna's magic could fill the gap that Valdis' was missing.]
Did it ever cross your mind that Milyn could be capable of this sort of thing?
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[Hindisight was 20-20, after all.]
Most of us knew she's a little...out there at times...but I kind of assumed after the final battle that, the way she looked after us and helped us out, she was on our side.
Now you've got me wondering if she was maybe the reason why we were stuck in that realm for an extra year before we finally woke up again. Especially considering all the trouble that caused us for a long while after. I mean, the locals blamed us. They thought we abandoned them. It was like they had no idea what had really happened. Does that mean she could have told them and purposely didn't?
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She kept telling me that all morality is grey, she didn't regret what she had done and I feel that she would do it again if she was so inclined.
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[About grey areas. Zatanna had spent the last four years learning that much the hard way.]
...I mean, except for the whole betrayal stuff. That, she's absolutely wrong about. And I don't blame you for not trusting her anymore. I'm not sure I do, either.
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[It was far too reminiscent of her own kind and how they believed that just because they could, that they should.]
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Neither can I.