Sully is angry, and certainly remembers the dream - they all do, for that matter - but will tell him that they weren't able to find any answers on their end. Not especially, really. Most of them didn't leave the "safety" of Aefenglom, but Sully did a lot of digging in their destroyed homes, looking for any answers she could find. There weren't any remains, asides from ruins, trinkets, and the spectres that they saw of friends and family.
No bodies to go with the ghosts, but this looked like destruction that overtook everything. There should have been more left behind - people leave a trace on the world, even at their end. Why weren't they able to find anything? Any messages written where someone could find? She held her grandchildren's favorite toys in their nurseries and bedrooms, covered in ash and blight, surrounded by oblivious laughter that echoed wrongly; a grandmother should never face the death of her children, her grandchildren, and yet.
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JULY 2019 (DREAM - FIRST NIGHTMARE)
Sully is angry, and certainly remembers the dream - they all do, for that matter - but will tell him that they weren't able to find any answers on their end. Not especially, really. Most of them didn't leave the "safety" of Aefenglom, but Sully did a lot of digging in their destroyed homes, looking for any answers she could find. There weren't any remains, asides from ruins, trinkets, and the spectres that they saw of friends and family.
No bodies to go with the ghosts, but this looked like destruction that overtook everything. There should have been more left behind - people leave a trace on the world, even at their end. Why weren't they able to find anything? Any messages written where someone could find? She held her grandchildren's favorite toys in their nurseries and bedrooms, covered in ash and blight, surrounded by oblivious laughter that echoed wrongly; a grandmother should never face the death of her children, her grandchildren, and yet.