Ayra Lilygrove
Shinar ~ Great Wound
11/16/2026
Monday - Night
---It didn't take very long for Lucille to pinpoint Eliza's location.
While the blonde had done a bit of grumbling about getting close to the knightess, it seemed that Eliza Cross was always on the radar of the authorities over here; they seemed to treat her like something of a natural disaster, a force that both couldn't be directly overcome, but also wasn't actively dangerous to anyone, thus...
They just kept an eye on her.
That's how Lucille finds her right away, mere minutes after you ask about it.
The four of you walk together, through a city that remains perpetually enclosed in choking, supernatural mists. There is no sounds of any sort of night life. No people wandering the streets, no machinery buzzing in overnight factories, no cars or trains....
Just silence.
Like the fog around you was swallowing all sounds; while you seemed to be immune to its more poison-esque effects, the further away you get from LOVELESS the thicker the fog becomes, to the point where it becomes almost impossible for you to see more than a few feet ahead of you. Your sixth sense does a bit better, able to pinpoint the reiki-signatures of the other three, but it became very clear rather quickly that if anyone wandered too far off from the group, well...
Even that sense would fail, losing track of them in the swirling energies of the mists.
---This doesn't seem to bother the two natives. They move with a much clearer purpose then you and Asuka, using landmarks and general street knowledge to make their way through the walls of endless white, and finally, after about half an hour...
You arrive at the "Great Wound."
---The first thing that becomes apparent, is a hollow, droning sound emanating from a wall of darkness. It's like the land simply comes to an end a mile or so in front of you. It does so casually, a clear hole in concrete, earth and sky that reveals the appearance of some sort of bizarre void, a gaping wound in the world that had sucked up local reality like a black hole, leaving nothing but a massive spiritual scar in the land that lingered just beyond the fog walls, slowly eating away at the edges of the land that remained, moving slowly -like a glacier- but nevertheless moving closer, atom by atom...
Not an apocalypse that would kill everyone right away, but something that would probably become an issue in a hundred or so years.
---Not that sleeping at night would be easy, if you could see something slowly chipping away at reality outside of your windows.
A familiar blonde knightess is standing here, at the quite literal edge of the world.
"..."
Staring into the black-hole like phenomena in the distance, her back to the four of you.
Almost like...
---She was waiting for something to crawl out of it.