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2024-10-29 19:42:56Diana
SHE OPENED HER eyes only to be brought back to the same alternate reality she stayed in while in a coma.
Diana looked around hoping to see the huge purple ball of fur anywhere but was disappointed to see just Selene.
"Hello, Diana," Selene greeted in her usual soft voice.
Diana was prepared for the pain that she expected to accompany that noise but was surprised when she felt nothing. No headache or anything.
She gasped in surprise. "Oh, it's gone."
"I am sorry about the headache, I was trying to force a connection with your mind. For now, I can only come to you when you are asleep," Selene said in an apologetic voice.
"Why?" Diana questioned.
"Someone had caused a great imbalance in the world and the pure energy keeping everything in place has been disrupted.&
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