08-10-2015, 01:08 PM
It was a bit of a walk to be sure, across the same featureless white landscape. It was enough to drive most people mad for certain. Eileen could only hope the walk wouldn't take too long. It did give Eileen plenty of time to contemplate things, such as her missing weapons, and some of the things Omni had told her. The crow thought she knew how to get her weapons back, but she couldn't test it. It was something she wanted to be sitting to try, and for now she'd much rather get out of this void then obtain her weapons. There's little conversation, but Eileen wasn't much of a talker, and the knight had said they'd get answers at Camelot. So far this dream had not been as hostile or dangerous as the last one she'd visited, but on the other hand, it was far more mind numbing.
When the knight said they were nearly there it was something of a relief. She leaned to the side to look past him and there was...an archway? Indeed it was, and it grew closer as they kept walking, a good sized archway. The stones were...well very remarkable for certain. Eileen had never been a mason so she had no idea if these were even possible under normal circumstances. They certainly looked fine, even if you tossed out the simple fact that she had barely seen anything else since getting here. Anything new would be marvelous under these circumstances. It was the strange misty glow within it though, that was more important. "Here we are. All thou must do is walk through. Here, I shall go first, follow after me." The knight nudged his horse, and it walked through with him, his body slowly vanishing and then disappearing from sight. No hesitation at all.
"Hmm, well better than a lantern at least." A statement that would likely baffle Eileen's traveling companion as she stepped up towards the portal. "Well, life waits for no one hm? See you on the other side." Then, the woman would step through, into blinding light that would pick her form apart. She was strung along through time and space, her being undone and then remade, blasted apart before molded together, as she stepped out the other side of the portal. Immediately sunlight washed over her, and shade, contrasting light sources. Standing stones were all around, and simple brown dirt surrounded the gate, leading into grass between the tall stones. Just so much sensation! After so long in the Nexus it was almost overwhelming for the Hunter of Hunters. Fortunately the knight was just a few meters away.
"Prime, thou should move, before thy companion comes through."
With a start, Eileen recovered and quickly took a few steps forward, the mask hid it but there was a bit of embarrassment on her face. It wasn't like her to lose herself in the moment like that. It might have gotten her killed back in Yharnam.
When the knight said they were nearly there it was something of a relief. She leaned to the side to look past him and there was...an archway? Indeed it was, and it grew closer as they kept walking, a good sized archway. The stones were...well very remarkable for certain. Eileen had never been a mason so she had no idea if these were even possible under normal circumstances. They certainly looked fine, even if you tossed out the simple fact that she had barely seen anything else since getting here. Anything new would be marvelous under these circumstances. It was the strange misty glow within it though, that was more important. "Here we are. All thou must do is walk through. Here, I shall go first, follow after me." The knight nudged his horse, and it walked through with him, his body slowly vanishing and then disappearing from sight. No hesitation at all.
"Hmm, well better than a lantern at least." A statement that would likely baffle Eileen's traveling companion as she stepped up towards the portal. "Well, life waits for no one hm? See you on the other side." Then, the woman would step through, into blinding light that would pick her form apart. She was strung along through time and space, her being undone and then remade, blasted apart before molded together, as she stepped out the other side of the portal. Immediately sunlight washed over her, and shade, contrasting light sources. Standing stones were all around, and simple brown dirt surrounded the gate, leading into grass between the tall stones. Just so much sensation! After so long in the Nexus it was almost overwhelming for the Hunter of Hunters. Fortunately the knight was just a few meters away.
"Prime, thou should move, before thy companion comes through."
With a start, Eileen recovered and quickly took a few steps forward, the mask hid it but there was a bit of embarrassment on her face. It wasn't like her to lose herself in the moment like that. It might have gotten her killed back in Yharnam.