[ The slumber didn't affect her last year -- in fact, she'd spent the entirety of the Dimming in the Horizon, with no ill effects to speak of. Everything had seemed completely normal to her at the time, although it was also before she understood exactly how different she is from the others. It's possible that, for them, they felt the hibernation in a way she couldn't. Now, she can only tell because of the noise's volume changing.

Her nose wrinkles a little. ] Yeah, he said that once. Hungry, grumpy, horny. Like fuckin' rock PMS. Weird. I mean, I guess if I was gonna sleep for a week solid, I'd feel like that too.

[ Julie agrees, she doesn't think a single casket hurts anything; it's more the whole "breaking a truce to leave it alone" that doesn't settle well with her. ] I didn't... last year, I didn't know anythin' was different at all. That was when I was fightin' with everyone in Nott, I was in the Horizon the whole time. It seemed the same as it always did, to me. I don't know if everyone else, the other Summoned, felt it go to sleep.

[ Her eyes meet his, and for a moment, she's quiet. Then she looks away, lays her head on his shoulder and curls up closer. ] I talked to Wanda. She heard it. The noise. When she touched my hands. She's gonna try to fix it.

[ And honestly, she's probably the only person that Julie trusts to actually be able to do it. Wanda is so powerful that it's frightening. If she can't help, then Julie doubts anyone can. ]