The pair moved in sync, spiraling around one another in what I realized was a double helix.
Hm, interesting.
So… might their presence have something to do with the super juice around here?
Each revolution brought them further and further apart. Innumerable motes drifted from their bodies as they moved, leaving thick trails of shed tissues or energies painting the void of empty space in the wake of their spiraling dance, as though they were made of a vast quantity of sand and they were flying against a gale force headwind.
That sounds familiar. Karahindiba appeared to disintegrate as it “fell” down to Hana, too. Are both of these beings “dying” in the same sense Hana observed that Karahindiba was, whether or not what happened with Karahindiba was genuinely its death?
When they were too far away to see one another, they communicated, and each message was enormous and violent in scope, expressed with the energy of a star going supernova.
Oh boy.
I’m guessing it’s not going to be comprehensible for Taylor. Even if they do communicate via sound and language, which I find unlikely, I highly doubt these beings speak English to each other.
Then again, if they actually want Taylor to understand them, they might have their ways to make her comprehend the incomprehensible.
One ‘word’, one idea, for each message.
Interesting. It implies a sense of… rawness to it. Like they communicate their ideas directly as ideas, rather than via the mimema, the imperfect reflection of the ideas, that is words.
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