“I had an idea,” Cai said, walking with Zoe between classes. “I was trying to work out why focusing on the vision we had at the pool wasn’t working, but when you focused on your own past we were both able to see the same thing.”
“I’ve been thinking about that too.” Zoe said, her voice quiet in case of walls with ears. He raised his brows, letting her speak first. “I am guessing,” she said, “that sharing a memory is a lot easier than sharing a vision, since the memory has already happened, and the vision is more… transient.” She waved her hand, as if transient wasn’t quite the word she was looking for.
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“I’ve been thinking about that too.” Zoe said, her voice quiet in case of walls with ears. He raised his brows, letting her speak first. “I am guessing,” she said, “that sharing a memory is a lot easier than sharing a vision, since the memory has already happened, and the vision is more… transient.” She waved her hand, as if transient wasn’t quite the word she was looking for.
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