[ She inhales deeply, trying to make her heart stop racing. Normally, she doesn't have this much difficulty keeping the Singularity's feelings separate from her own. There's a lot of overlap of the two right now, though, and she's not entirely sure whether she's unintentionally feeding off it all.

Letting Sam walk her back, she closes her eyes for a moment before opening them and trying again. Her speech is somewhat stilted, in the sense that the Singularity's thoughts (for lack of a better word) are not easily translated into human language. ]

The Singularity. I went to it, in the Horizon. This whole thing, it doesn't... it know what's happening. I don't think this is magical, 'least not in the way some of the other things were. It asked where they are, like it can't feel 'em right. When I said I don't know, I was gonna ask it the same question, it got so mad. Not at me, just... mad. And there's like, some kinda loneliness. A new loneliness.

[ She pauses, swallows hard. ] Sam, I think whoever did this is breakin' their connection with the Singularity, somehow. Whether they mean to or not. It can still sorta feel 'em, but... Sam, if their connections break, they're gone. Out of Abraxas.