[The transmission begins with a repetitive tapping, one that sounds suspiciously like fingernails dancing across a tabletop. After a few moments of this, a tiny, contemplative sound is heard, and then Regina begins speaking quietly into the microphone.]I thought this place couldn't possibly be worse than what I was used to, and though I still believe that to be true, I'm really starting to see that living here isn't without its' own complications, either.
Those dreams, for starters. More like... hallucinations behind closed eyes.
And the attacks... people losing control of themselves, doing... things that they wouldn't normally do. I guess, allied or not, we all have our work cut out for us, huh?
Some of you seem to know each other from your own times... or is it more accurate to say
worlds? That sounds so sci-fi to me, still, not that it should. I mean, I am rather used to things happening that shouldn't be happening - it kind of comes with the trade, some instances being more extreme, such as with this case.
But it's still strange. It's one thing to be face-to-face with dinosaurs that shouldn't be there, and another to be face-to-face with people... because you can get involved with people... you can grow to care about them, and through that you can get hurt more easily.
...I'm not sure what I'm trying to say. Gail would probably tell me to can it. Rick would probably make some crack about my programming for female dramatics finally kicking in. The thing is... this isn't a problem I can shoot at until it goes away. All I can really do is try to get by like everyone else, and try to help those that need a little push in the right direction.
Speaking of others... Matt? Really glad you're OK. Maybe... maybe this is a good sign. Nobody died this time. Maybe we'll get lucky, and next time nobody will, either.
[Sighing, Regina rises from wherever she is sitting, the only sound heard before the post ends being that of a chair scraping against the floor, and footsteps.]