Y-yeah, I dunno why Casita made my room like this, but. It, it did cut down on a lot of people just asking me for visions all the time. They had to really want it, had to be important. Didn't mind that so much.
[Oh, Martin is big and warm. Okay. ok ok ok ok ok that's fine. He pats martin's arm gently once or twice before leading him down the hallway, the big round door ahead looming.
Okay. Okay. I can do that, just a cute panaderÃa de ratón... Got it.
[He takes a slow, deep breath as he pulls Martin closer to be in front of him. Sets up the four piles around and main stack of sticks in the middle. Exhales slowly as the breeze picks up.
Another careful, long inhale and the wind curls around, kicking up the sand into a dome around them, swirling and lighting up green. Bruno opens his eyes to shine bright green.
The first image, up and to Martin's left, is the outside of the bakery with the fountain in front of it, the doors open. The next image, behind Bruno, is two young men talking, one short and a big younger, the other taller and older but not by much. People passing around them so fast, back and forth.]
Uh- Lot of people around your bakery, is that normal?
To his credit, Martin only panics a little? The wind and the sand are alarming - he winds up spitting out a minor mouthful of the stuff - but as soon as Bruno’s eyes go green, he quiets back down. Right. He needs to see if the Eye is here. He needs to find out if Bruno is a true avatar or just an unfortunate coincidence…
The images are distracting though; he can’t help but brighten at both his bakery and its inhabitants. ]
Y-yes! Very much so, it’s one of the most popular places in Sidereal.
[ and then the young men. Pete he hasnt seen, but he recognizes from the movies; Benter prompts a smile immediately. ]
Those two are the Parker brothers. They’ve just arrived.
[He focuses, closes his eyes once to breathe and looks around again. There's so much sand it's hard to focus but even he can't help notice something odd - while there aren't that many more images (only faint impressions in the sand paintings now, distant) there are thin strands along the entire dome around them. Tugging and pulling.
Bruno shakes his head, trying to see anything specific.]
There's... Usually more than this. Usually something to go on.
[The spiders in the sand are so tiny. So small at the edges.]
No, I-i dunno. I'm not seeing anything else. Just -
[Even the bakery doesn't seem like there's much else to it, just the same strange strands over its doors, over the fountain. It's so difficult to see with the shifting sands.]
[He nods at the touch, letting things focus on just the single image. Holds his hands out as the sand coalesces and crystalizes between his fingers, a thin pane of green glass. In it, that weird shifting illusion of the bakery doors and fountain, shifted another way with spiderweb strands all on it.
And just like that, the winds die and the sand falls around them, leaving the air stale.]
Um. Th-that's all there was that I could see. Sorry I couldn't see more.
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[ Especially since his actual room is clearly and readily accessible... ]
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[He does give a little soft pat to the rock wall as they get to the top landing.]
Last stretch. [He grabs for the rope and smiles nervously before going for it.]
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[ UH. Does this landing have a chasm in it still, ]
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Bruno lands and swings the rope back.]
Used to be a bridge, but it fell years ago.
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S-sure! Why not. Just swing over a bloody chasm.
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[ But fine, he awkwardly swings across. ]
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There you go, you're fine, it's fine.
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R. Right. Right, just. I'm ready to get this over with.
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Then it's his turn to cling a little, trembling.]
Just, uh. In there.
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R-right. It's - it's going to be okay, all right? I'm n-not going to blame you even if we see something terrible.
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Y-yeah. Sure, yeah.
[It's fine, it's his Gift, it's always been safe. It's just... been nine years. And he doesn't know what happened to his last Vision.
Inside is dark, with the sand center area with spots of green underneath.]
This, uh. This is it.
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Oh ... this is where you have then, then? How does it work?
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Yeah. It's- Kind of a lot, I dunno if you wanna hang back out of the way or come in close.
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Then hold on. What, um. Is there anything specific you want me to have a Vision about? Tha-that isn't that eye one.
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The bakery? Let's see that.
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[He takes a slow, deep breath as he pulls Martin closer to be in front of him. Sets up the four piles around and main stack of sticks in the middle. Exhales slowly as the breeze picks up.
Another careful, long inhale and the wind curls around, kicking up the sand into a dome around them, swirling and lighting up green. Bruno opens his eyes to shine bright green.
The first image, up and to Martin's left, is the outside of the bakery with the fountain in front of it, the doors open. The next image, behind Bruno, is two young men talking, one short and a big younger, the other taller and older but not by much. People passing around them so fast, back and forth.]
Uh- Lot of people around your bakery, is that normal?
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To his credit, Martin only panics a little? The wind and the sand are alarming - he winds up spitting out a minor mouthful of the stuff - but as soon as Bruno’s eyes go green, he quiets back down. Right. He needs to see if the Eye is here. He needs to find out if Bruno is a true avatar or just an unfortunate coincidence…
The images are distracting though; he can’t help but brighten at both his bakery and its inhabitants. ]
Y-yes! Very much so, it’s one of the most popular places in Sidereal.
[ and then the young men. Pete he hasnt seen, but he recognizes from the movies; Benter prompts a smile immediately. ]
Those two are the Parker brothers. They’ve just arrived.
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[He focuses, closes his eyes once to breathe and looks around again. There's so much sand it's hard to focus but even he can't help notice something odd - while there aren't that many more images (only faint impressions in the sand paintings now, distant) there are thin strands along the entire dome around them. Tugging and pulling.
Bruno shakes his head, trying to see anything specific.]
There's... Usually more than this. Usually something to go on.
[The spiders in the sand are so tiny. So small at the edges.]
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Should he ask Bruno to stop? Maybe but… ]
There’s nothing else? You - you can’t see why this vision is important?
[ Web or no Web, this is a normal scene. Right? Just his bakery and two Spider-Men… ]
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[Even the bakery doesn't seem like there's much else to it, just the same strange strands over its doors, over the fountain. It's so difficult to see with the shifting sands.]
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[ The Web’s influence is clear, but to what purpose? Clearly the Eye can’t see it.
Martin gently puts a hand on Bruno’s shoulder. ]
It’s okay. You can stop now. I think that’s all we’re going to get.
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And just like that, the winds die and the sand falls around them, leaving the air stale.]
Um. Th-that's all there was that I could see. Sorry I couldn't see more.
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