Courtyard [somewhere!] Intro

[forthward]

Disorientation wasn't really something new to Nunnally, though the introduction video had been very informative and clear on what was going on. Why it was going on was another matter entirely, and she was just a little confused and worried. What... was she going to do now? There was no one around that she knew, even if she's seen some familiar names on the player list, or so she thought. Actually, at the moment, there wasn't a soul in sight at all, and it was slightly off putting, after the very cheery video.

...it didn't help much that most entrances to the buildings had stairs, so she was pretty much stuck outside. Sitting in a wheelchair was never convenient.

"Oh... what should I do now? I don't even know where to go."

[ooc: prose entry but I'm going with either prose or action in tags o7]

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[queenscheckmate]

"I see. It's only been two months for me." She wasn't sure what could have occurred within that amount of time but Kallen made it a point not to ask because that wasn't the topic on hand here.

[forthward]

"...so everyone are from different timelines, then. It's... strange."

And it meant that in her... real world, her brother was really dead. Even if he were there, Nunnally thought she'd gotten used to the fact that he'd never come back. It was almost a little too cruel, but she decided not to think about that. She also had to make sure not to say certain things, it was probably not the best course of action, maybe it would change history-- but oh, how much she'd want to do that. Maybe... if she could convince her brother not to go through with it-- but no. Who'd even be sure if they would ever get home again.

...she'd have to be happy that she got another chance to see him again, no matter the circumstances behind it. It still hurt though. So very much. She had to stay quiet about things she wanted to talk about too.

[queenscheckmate]

"I think so. I talked to a boy earlier. He was born from one of the earlier eras. My guess is the Sengoku era."

The people coming from the future was sounding to sound more and more likely and Nunnally had just proved it.

"How... are you holding up?" She had watched Nunnally cry out for her brother as tears had streamed down her own face.

[forthward]

"I see," Nunnally was more sad than worried about it, but she wasn't going to burden everyone else with her emotions. She'd already yelled at her brother, and didn't need to do so again. She looked up at Kallen again, smiling, voice unwavering. It was one thing she'd learned, and that was to be strong for others. Something she hadn't managed when her brother was still alive, and she had always hated to be the one to be taken care of, being a constant burden.

"I'm fine, thank you, Kallen-san. It's just a little confusing."

[queenscheckmate]

"I'm glad to hear it." She knew Lelouch's death effected Nunnally a lot more than herself. It would be unfair to say that it did. That was her brother while Lelouch was just a friend and a leader. Nothing could compare with the bond Nunnally had with her older brother.

"I know." Not only was Lelouch alive, but Suzaku as well. Why both of them were here and alive didn't make any sense.

[forthward]

"I'm sure we'll be able to figure it out eventually..." Nunnally said, looking down a little, before looking back at Kallen. "At least we're all here. I... am just happy to get to see everyone again."

[queenscheckmate]

"I sure hope so," Kallen said quietly. "Yeah, just like... old times." But sadly Kallen didn't sound so happy about that.