Ex: Hourglass. Hourglass. She opened her eyes, as quick as a striking cobra. She leapt up, to see no one in the room. She sighed. The dreams had been getting worse. Time must be somewhere. Right? If not, she would do her best to fit in and make sure pestering gods and mortals didn't mess with time. It had to be perfect, not destroyed, it had to fit with the future. She sighs, pushing away a desk and remembering the gods. Maybe she could go to the future, and find the host that way? Time wouldn't want to stay hidden to long. She needed to find the host. She needed to. She stepped through the door of the the rucksack apartment, shifting to a girl she had seen on the street, her mask dissolving. Walking quickly, she realized she had a slight limp from maybe a childhood ingury. Well, it wasn't anything to do with gods, this person was as intransigent to this timeline as a beetle. She leapt onto the bench, sitting as she saw humans do on the cold metal. She watched as a man went down the hallway. She sensed it. He was important to the human's future, not the immortals. Good. Less to deal with. He had a object on his of great importance, she could sense it. Hourglass grabbed it, and he didn't even notice. She looked down at it. It was human tech, the worst thing mortals could create. With a "pffft." She threw it to the side. Suddenly, a headache washed over her. Maze. Maze! MAZE! She held her hands to her head, and the man turned around and said, "Miss! Are you ok?!" She couldn't answer, she hadn't talking in a millennia. "Help!" He called. "Get a doctor!" He ran to his room, and she sighed, casting the rune to make her go through time. She was suddenly at a maze.
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