Enjolras Arrives

[antinouswild]

[Enjolras is shown on the screen examining the device for some time before he satisfies both his curiosity and his understanding that he is indeed on the network. Finally, he lifts his head and speaks. His voice is troubled in tone, but clear.]
My friends. Greetings. It’s been explained to me that we will are confined in this place, brought here with no consideration of our will and left here without the ability to leave. I do not choose to accept this, and I trust others feel the same. If you do, contact me and join me. We will gather as much additional information as we can, and see if we can’t take this upon ourselves to gain our freedom. Who is with me?
[He’s fierce as he speaks. His eyes and set of his jaw show his determination. He shuts off the device, again taking his time with it, and waits for a reply.]

Comments

[purered]

You are most welcome and it is a pleasure to make your acquaintance, sir.

There is, indeed, a hotel - for newly arrived Foreigners, the first month comes at no charge so you can easily get acquainted with the city.

While I'm sure that if there were a safe way to return us, Tu Vishan would have done so already, I am in no position to try to stop you. If you'd wish to know more about the magic of this world, the college would likely be your best bet. I am happy to provide any information about the city you may ask.

[antinouswild]

I'm very interested in the college, yes. What do you know about getting back then?

[purered]

The gist of things is that we passed through the dreaming plane from our original worlds from a lingering bit of magic that Tu Vishan used to summon Foreigners here originally.

[antinouswild]

Dreaming? I don't understand. Can we find a way to wake up?

[purered]

No, no - there are three planes of existence. This one we currently inhabit, Death, and the Dreaming. We pass through the latter to reach here.

[antinouswild]

Are you saying that I passed through death then? That makes more sense. I'm sorry. This is all strange to me. You must think me a little dim.