Well... I guess you of all people would understand. It's more about what we outworlders who came here consider lost.
[He lets to crystal dragonfly take off in the direction of the next bridge some distance away. There's a human woman, enjoying herself as she feeds the fish together with a Prismal friend.]
Do you see that woman with the short light hair? She was lost for our homeworld, but when she was brought here her sickness was healed. She can live for a long time now.
[Outworlders don't age on Prismatica, and even death isn't permanent for them - they just crystallise until their bodies have regenerated. To be fair, he's not sure if all of that still applies now that the planet has enough overall chroma to be self-sustaining again, yet he can't help but smile at the sight of his first love in a new style of outfit, with some colour to her cheeks that were so pale when he last saw her on her sickbed.]
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[He lets to crystal dragonfly take off in the direction of the next bridge some distance away. There's a human woman, enjoying herself as she feeds the fish together with a Prismal friend.]
Do you see that woman with the short light hair? She was lost for our homeworld, but when she was brought here her sickness was healed. She can live for a long time now.
[Outworlders don't age on Prismatica, and even death isn't permanent for them - they just crystallise until their bodies have regenerated. To be fair, he's not sure if all of that still applies now that the planet has enough overall chroma to be self-sustaining again, yet he can't help but smile at the sight of his first love in a new style of outfit, with some colour to her cheeks that were so pale when he last saw her on her sickbed.]