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Moon Song
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Alison makes the promise.
She would like her and her friends transported to her system's administrator's bracket. He says he figured, she may as well.
And her house, the glitcher says, to go to a safe place? Alison says yes. She also would like to move the corruptor's sanctuary somewhere safe as well, still connected should Alison wish it so, unless the glitcher can teleport them out of the system itself.
Sort of, he says. He can't make it so Alison can truly escape the system's influence, but he does habe something good. He'll put her house in the dream. The place the system knows about, but can never touch, at least not directly. All of Alison's ghosts, that she permits, can go there. Even the ones who are still alive. They only need to sleep. He is taken aback by the request for the corruptor's sanctuary to be moved as well. He'll transfer them somewhere else safe, but to be fair, he won't tell Alison where or give her uneven access. Besides, eventually, their brackets will merge once again.
And people Alison knows can also be invited into the house in the dream, so long as she knows them, and they are sleeping. Don't ask how it works, he says, but it will.
Alison thanks him, and pulls out her piano and harp. Maybe it is the glitcher's doing, but she is able to pull out both. She begins playing. The Glitcher thanks her, saying it doesn't quite matter what exact sheet music she plays. It's her intent, in actuality, that is being played. The mood, so to speak, formed directly to her music, the competency level in accordance to the weapon stat. Which, he notes, is extremely high. It's more than he deserves.
He slows time down. Alison doesn't know how he does it, but everything slows down. She feels like she is playing at normal speed, but everything else around her slows down. He will stall for about half an hour, indulging in this.
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