2/11 ; 6:50 AM

[psykick]

I need help.

I just tried to leave my house to go to school and my vision suddenly... just POOF. Gone. Everything went black. Like someone blindfolded me, but there was nothing there. I managed to get back inside and it stopped. Which is how I'm able to type this.

It happened yesterday as well, and from what I can tell... it just happens when I'm outside. If I'm inside, I can see. So... until this stops (I REALLY HOPE IT STOPS, BECAUSE I CANNOT THINK OF HOW TO EXPLAIN THIS TO A DOCTOR. SITUATIONAL VISION LOSS?) I need some help getting around.

Starting with getting to school in the next 30 minutes.

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closed to rean; sunday 2/10

[psykick]

[Rinka is walking through Tribunal Terrace, enjoying a nice Sunday afternoon snack, when the memory surfaces, sliding into her brain like a corny old joke you think about at the weirdest, most inappropriate moment. She pauses in the middle of the sidewalk, coffee and chocolate croissant in hand.

She's standing on tatami mat, her feet bare against the straw. A cloth is tied around her eyes, blocking out most of the light. A deep, male voice... that is coming from somewhere about... knee height? mentions doing ESP training. He talks about using her five senses to detect objects and people around her. She's a little unsure to say the least. The environment is new and she can barely tell which way is up.

But then he explains further, that in order to fight a teleporter she can't rely on her eyes anyway, because they'll use her blindspots against her. Makes sense. If she can sense their presence, she'll be able to predict which direction they'll attack her from.

As the memory settles in, Rinka looks down at her coffee. Huh. So she'd fought with a teleporter in her past life? Maybe the boy, Kyotaro? But why. He'd helped her. Why would they fight?]

One more piece of the the puzzle.

[And then, as Rinka starts to bring the croissant up to her mouth to take a bite... something slips down over her vision, blocking out the light. With a yelp she drops both coffee and croissant, hands flying up to her face to yank off whatever has just covered her eyes... but there's nothing there. Her eyes blink frantically as her fingers pat her face, trying to find the cloth she could swear she feels.]

[jurai]

[That's...insanely frightening.]

I could come pick you up, if you need it

But is it just your house that you can see in or can it be any building. Because school might be pretty useless if you can't see your own desk

username: Queen

[dereban]

Is it bad that the first thing I thought was "are you a weird eyesight vampire"?

[flametheif40]

I have a form I can change into that gives me a bit of super speed, not a perfect long term solution but I could probably carry you there...or piggyback you to school fast enough.

Just, get something cold in you, cause I'm pretty sure I'm super warm in that form...I just have no idea how warm.

[thesettingsun]

For what it's worth, people are weirdly accepting of the changes we go through, especially after about two months after the change. (I hope it doesn't last that long, but worst case scenario.)

I've been to a doctor to get my flu shot and they were fine with the fact that I bleed ink now, so. Not much comfort, I know, but you probably wouldn't need to explain it at all.

[blessmefather]

If you get memories of this happening in your other life then you'll know if this is something to bring to your doctor. Are you sure it's about being indoors and not sunlight?

[hauntedsavior]

Is that just the theme of the month? Weird eye shit? All right, sure.

There's no answer here that's not dumb as hell, but have you tried, I don't know. A wide-brimmed hat with a veil on it? To trick your eyes into thinking they're still inside?

Christ I hate this app sometimes.