#2602

FAA: but 0nly m0mentarily

You’re telling me this is when the Mistake kicks in?

God damn it, it’s close enough to touch! Just give him this one!

FAA: bef0re we w0uld be able t0 claim it FAA: we w0uld be interrupted FAA: by s0mething FAA: which w0uld be ushered int0 0ur sessi0n by a rift in parad0x space FAA: a rift which we w0uld determine FAA: will be 0pened by f0ur members 0f a fledgling species FAA: wh0 will be playing in an0ther sessi0n 0f the same game that we will and have already played

Whatever the kids did, it ripped a hole into a foreign session.

And something fell in. 

FAA: their rift will lead t0 the great und0ing FAA: with0ut necessarily causing it FAA: n0t directly

I think we’re well past semantic arguments about ‘cause’, at this point. 

I’m much more interested in what agendas are at play, here - and I have a funny feeling that this is feeding into the Great Undoing for a reason. The kids didn’t do this on purpose - but someone did. 

FAA: such rifts are themselves supp0sedly benign FAA: useful even FAA: they are catal0gued phen0mena within the game itself FAA: with a pr0vided means 0f creating them FAA: and a wide range 0f scenari0s f0r which it might be prudent t0 d0 s0

Sburb actually lets its players poke holes in sessionspace, even providing them with the tools to do so. If this is a standard feature of the game, then the Mistake isn’t the Rift itself - it’s what it was used for. 

FAA: the incipisphere l0cals have a m0re f0rmal term f0r them FAA: they typically refer t0 such a rift as

FAA: a scratch

Mother fucker. 

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