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I gazed through the window. The gleaming nebulae and stars held the secrets. I reached out to try and catch the brightest one. Here I was, sitting on my bed at midnight catching stars. "Aquaria, are you asleep?" my mother called. I let out a fake snore. My mother walked away. I touched the window. I heard a soft voice. Sasiki mo reika hoki lopa soku sak reswadenned herik, nada mo reika hoki lopa gebi nada kiop sak gonai midilya; sonria lali mo hoki wan sed het pian mo juio ghit saf sak fawseds. Thiitii set gowwa enio roghi mo siddi het thead. the voice, clearly male, whispered. I pulled out my notebook and wrote down this guy's words. "Who are you?" I whispered. My name is Dimen. the voice whispered. "Why do you talk to me? And when you said something in another language, what did you mean?" I asked. Today you don't need to reach their deafened ears, and you don't need to try and fill their empty hearts; because all you need now is the agony you will see upon their faces. That'll be good enough for you in the end. And it's true, Aquaria. It'll be good enough. I talk to you for reasons of my own. The world is blurred. Now there's nowhere left to go, in the heat of this war. Dimen told me. I would fail to get into your sight, Aquaria. We need you, my Starspirit. His voice faded. At least now I understood what he'd said. Unfortunately, I had no clue what a Starspirit was. I closed my eyes, and approached the Shores of Sleep.

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I gazed through the window. The gleaming nebulae and stars held the secrets. I reached out to try and catch the brightest one. Here I was, sitting on my bed at midnight catching stars. "Aquaria, are you asleep?" my mother called. I let out a fake snore. My mother walked away. I touched the window. I heard a soft voice. Sasiki mo reika hoki lopa soku sak reswadenned herik, nada mo reika hoki lopa gebi nada kiop sak gonai midilya; sonria lali mo hoki wan sed het pian mo juio ghit saf sak fawseds. Thiitii set gowwa enio roghi mo siddi het thead. the voice, clearly male, whispered. I pulled out my notebook and wrote down this guy's words. "Who are you?" I whispered. My name is Dimen. the voice whispered. "Why do you talk to me? And when you said something in another language, what did you mean?" I asked. Today you don't need to reach their deafened ears, and you don't need to try and fill their empty hearts; because all you need now is the agony you will see upon their faces. That'll be good enough for you in the end. And it's true, Aquaria. It'll be good enough. I talk to you for reasons of my own. The world is blurred. Now there's nowhere left to go, in the heat of this war. Dimen told me. I would fail to get into your sight, Aquaria. We need you, my Starspirit. His voice faded. At least now I understood what he'd said. Unfortunately, I had no clue what a Starspirit was. I closed my eyes, and approached the Shores of Sleep.