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Characters: Dawn Summers and OPEN
Setting: Dormitory floors, later cafeteria
Format: Starts prose but will match
Summary: Dawn's just woken up and she's not taking this well.
Warnings: None yet

The first indication of this new arrival in the tower is a loud, high pitched scream as Dawn finds the initial sleep paralysis wearing off and falls out of her bed, having been mentally struggling uselessly against whatever had been holding her but suddenly no longer is.

She picks herself up, gazing around the unfamiliar room before her eyes fall on the letter. She takes one look at it and runs from the room, not caring that she's still in the white bodysuit she woke up in and not noticing the trunk at the foot of her bed.

Around the dormitories, therefore, there is a teenage girl running around calling out a single name: Buffy. Finding her now means finding her in a frantic, panicked state because she has no idea what's going on right now.

Later, however, you might find her in the cafeteria, dressed in her own clothes now and sullenly poking at a bowl of oatmeal.

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She shrugged, fidgeting with her hair and not quite meeting Echidna's gaze. "I guess. It kinda depends on the dimensions and what's separating them."

"Well, I know there is one dimension with like, fairies and stuff and people that fight with swords and is kind of medieval-y. And there is another with aliens called trolls with grey skin and candy corn horns, and another with like, magic and stuff. Actually I think there are a lot of ones with magic."

Yep she was apparently just going to list different kind of universes she'd encountered. That was being helpful, right?

Normally, Dawn would be all for discussing these various dimensions; at the moment all it was doing was confirming that the various dimensions were too varied and too many to be brought together by anything on a smaller scale than what Glory had tried to do.

"And they're all supposed to be separated. No wonder our worlds are dying."