voice.

[ringletted]

[It's been days, perhaps weeks since she arrived, and it's taken this long for her to feel comfortable broadcasting even her voice in a public place. Even so, the message is short as she makes an effort to keep distress or dismay out of her voice.]

Since we've all been taken from our homes, there must be many out there who have left behind family, friends, and loved ones. As I've been told, there are people who have been trapped in this place for months.

Does time make the ache of being apart fade? Is there a way to make that pain subside?

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voice;

[isprepared]

It makes it so you endure. Is that not a strength in itself?

voice;

[ringletted]

We've endured much together and grown stronger because of it, that much is true. Do you think there's a limit to how strong someone can become by simply enduring?

voice;

[isprepared]

I am no judge of character, but endurance is what many races of my world have. In fact, it is all that they have at times. If thousands of different people can endure and draw strength from it, then what makes you special?

[ She's trying to not be rude, but her curt demeanor makes it hard to take it as anything but. ]