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To Starflight, no time at all will have passed from when he laid to rest on the evening July 23rd, up to the morning of September 4th.
But of course, time most certainly has passed. To any companions (or indeed, anyone else he might think to ask), he seemingly disappeared overnight, only to return that morning. It seems no one on the island captured either of those moments, leaving the entire ordeal a complete mystery.
And try as he might, the only recollection Starflight will have is a rather odd dream...
The fog around you is dense and faintly sweet-smelling, like incense. It distorts the distant shapes of the land, and makes the ground beneath your feet feel as though it might disappear at any moment. Little swirls of ash-like mist wisp up around your feet with every step forward.
Ahead, there are dark clumps of flowers. Even further, an ominous shape looms, a dark, filmy blot against the milk-white of the fog - perhaps a building, or something...else.
When you move forward, it feels as though you're drifting. The ground feels like it's not entirely there. The thick blanket of fog makes it difficult to say what's really waiting underneath each forward step.
One of the shadows in the distance detaches from the rest, and starts moving closer. It starts to resolve gradually, into something else, something familiar.
In the split second before the last veil of fog separating you from it wafts away, you could swear you're getting a glimpse of...
Yourself.