I wonder if Lyhr can remember anything about his home. I know, I know...forgetting is a necessary consequence. But it's so permanent. Dagda described it to me as "making room for your new consciousness," and that the old you is just put on a lower shelf. It doesn't totally stifle the old you, it just makes it harder to access. Eventually, though...you forget it all. You're reaching for thoughts that are barely there. He's certainly in shock. Heartbroken, even. It's almost a little frantic, the way he stomps around. As if he's looking for something that isn't here. Or someone, maybe... I wonder if he even knows who or what he searches for. When I think on it, there are some things I wish I could forget... Though, I'd never want to forget Plikk's Petri Dish Delight. Eating while I snooped on the Inquest lab, just across the platform. It was a different time back then.