- Real Name
- Delilah Trelaven
- Missions
- 1,560
- Residence
- The Parthenon, NYC
- Ability
- Transducing Light into Sound (and vice versa)
Illustra -107th floor: Area of Consecration
Delilah left Mina sitting in a comfortable chair in the area of consecration. As she made the tea, he mind was turning over an idea. Balancing a tray with two cups, cream, sugar and lemon, Delilah rejoined Mina. Delilah was a bit awkward, not knowing exactly how to interact with a blind person and not wanting to overstep her bounds. She knew from personal experience that sometimes people invaded a handicapped person’s personal space in a misguided attempt to “help”. So she set the cup and saucer on a table next to the chair where Mina sat and asked her how she liked her tea. They made small talk…as if one of them hadn’t mysteriously appeared only a short time before. Delilah knew there was more to the mystery of the silver-haired woman, and she was determined to get to the bottom of it.
“I’m sorry that you now have to go all the way back to…Greece was it?”
Mina sipped her tea.
Mina: “Actually, this works out perfectly. I’m giving a concert here in New York on Friday – saves me a very long and exhausting plane ride. Oh – of course you should come to the concert as my guest. You may bring whoever you like – I’ll have a box reserved for you. I’m playing a tribute to Schubert. You’ll love it.”
Delilah thanked her graciously and promised to make it if she could.
“Can you remember anything else about the woman you saw in your dream – the one with the flowing dress?”
Mina shook her head in the negative.
Mina: “Not much. Like all dreams, the images are fleeting. But I do remember her telling me that if I went with her, I could prevent the things I was seeing from becoming reality.”
She thought about it for a moment.
Mina: “The whole thing was quite odd.”
“Mina- I want to ask you something. A favor. If it’s an imposition please feel free to say no, but…would you use your power on some objects for me? It’s been so hard…since Morgan’s death.”
Mina set down her cup of tea, and folded her hands in her lap.
Mina: “I wouldn’t normally – I am not a circus attraction – but just this once.”
Delilah happily looked around herself at Morgan’s things, not only wanting to feel closer to her friend, but also interested to see Mina’s powers at work. She chose a nearby picture frame which housed a photo of herself, Morgan and Blaze. She hugged it to her chest as she carried it to Mina and handed it to her.
Delilah left Mina sitting in a comfortable chair in the area of consecration. As she made the tea, he mind was turning over an idea. Balancing a tray with two cups, cream, sugar and lemon, Delilah rejoined Mina. Delilah was a bit awkward, not knowing exactly how to interact with a blind person and not wanting to overstep her bounds. She knew from personal experience that sometimes people invaded a handicapped person’s personal space in a misguided attempt to “help”. So she set the cup and saucer on a table next to the chair where Mina sat and asked her how she liked her tea. They made small talk…as if one of them hadn’t mysteriously appeared only a short time before. Delilah knew there was more to the mystery of the silver-haired woman, and she was determined to get to the bottom of it.
“I’m sorry that you now have to go all the way back to…Greece was it?”
Mina sipped her tea.
Mina: “Actually, this works out perfectly. I’m giving a concert here in New York on Friday – saves me a very long and exhausting plane ride. Oh – of course you should come to the concert as my guest. You may bring whoever you like – I’ll have a box reserved for you. I’m playing a tribute to Schubert. You’ll love it.”
Delilah thanked her graciously and promised to make it if she could.
“Can you remember anything else about the woman you saw in your dream – the one with the flowing dress?”
Mina shook her head in the negative.
Mina: “Not much. Like all dreams, the images are fleeting. But I do remember her telling me that if I went with her, I could prevent the things I was seeing from becoming reality.”
She thought about it for a moment.
Mina: “The whole thing was quite odd.”
“Mina- I want to ask you something. A favor. If it’s an imposition please feel free to say no, but…would you use your power on some objects for me? It’s been so hard…since Morgan’s death.”
Mina set down her cup of tea, and folded her hands in her lap.
Mina: “I wouldn’t normally – I am not a circus attraction – but just this once.”
Delilah happily looked around herself at Morgan’s things, not only wanting to feel closer to her friend, but also interested to see Mina’s powers at work. She chose a nearby picture frame which housed a photo of herself, Morgan and Blaze. She hugged it to her chest as she carried it to Mina and handed it to her.
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