<strong>Name:</strong>Harmony<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Sensate Sensoriums, Civic Festhall, Sigil<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Mid-morning<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Golden Morning Radiance, Open<br/><br/>Harmony had little difficulty pursuing the unknown woman through the hallways of the Civic Festhall.  She was far more familiar with the layout of the building than the woman she pursued, after all, and had also the benefit of not growing tired when she exerted herself.  Keeping pace with the unknown woman was an easy task.  When the woman stopped, she slowed her own pace as she walked up to her, and extended the hand that held the agate necklace, intending to return it.  However, the unknown woman's reaction was... unexpected.<br/><br/>Covering her eyes and forming a facial expression that the Modron had come to recognize as being consistent with 'embarrassment' was not the surprising part of the unknown woman's reaction.  Indeed, it was a reaction that the rogue construct had seen quite often since coming to Sigil, typically in those who were meeting or otherwise seeing her for the first time.  Based on those previous encounters, the construct predicted that the woman would soon move from covering her eyes to staring at her, and felt some satisfaction when her prediction turned out to be correct and the woman began to peek at her from between her fingers.  She felt that she was beginning to gain a better grasp of social interactions.<br/><br/>That feeling was proven incorrect when the unknown woman spoke, however, and her words were so surprising and confusing that the Modron ceased movement for several seconds while her brain attempted to comprehend the meaning of what she was being told.  The unknown woman... believed her to be a god?  There were no gods in Sigil, however.  This fact was common knowledge.  Additionally, the Modron knew of no shrines that had been 'upset', and knew that one did not have to pray for experiences in order to receive them from the Sensoriums.  The unknown woman appeared to be mistaken about many things.<br/><br/>Hypothesis: The unknown woman was one of those individuals colloquially referred to as 'Clueless'.  Supporting evidence: The lack of knowledge displayed in nearly every word she had spoken.  Conflicting evidence: None.  This was enough for Harmony to upgrade the unknown woman's identifier to 'the clueless woman', for the purposes of interacting with her.<br/><br/>The clueless woman's request for aid, however, was a sensible one.  Someone with such a complete lack of knowledge was certainly in need of any aid they could receive.  Additionally, the experience of 'helping' another individual in some task was one that Harmony had not considered properly appreciating before.  With her own schedule already disrupted, she saw no harm in pursuing this new experience in place of those she had been planning to examine earlier.  They would still be available tomorrow, and she had the free time in her schedule to accommodate them.<br/><br/>Taking the clasps of the agate necklace in both hands, the Modron moved to put the jewelry back into its proper place, fastening it about the neck of its owner.  Allowing a small, satisfied smile to show on her face from having properly sorted the item, she then spoke.<br/><br/>"You seem to misunderstand many things about this place,"  She began, starting off by informing the clueless woman of her mistakes, so that she could correct them.  "Nevertheless, I will help you.  In order to do so, however, I will require more information.  Why are you here?  What, specifically, are you seeking, or hoping to accomplish?"<br/><br/>From her earlier words, the clueless woman had apparently been seeking an experience at one of the Sensoriums.  This was consistent with her earlier behavior, as she had first come to the Modron's attention when she was leaving a Sensorium.  However, the construct did not understand what this had to do with changing fate, or why a 'Judge of the Dead' would be interested in the experiences of the living.  She did not even know what a 'Judge of the Dead' was to begin with.<br/><br/>Perhaps it had something to do with the faction commonly called 'the Dustmen', and their task of collecting and interring corpses...