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	''When [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] attacked [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], [[Leoric]] used the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]]'s magic to evacuate all of the planet's population to the refuge of [[Earth]]. But, as [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] noted, the [[Prysmosian]]s themselves didn't make the trip...''		''When [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] attacked [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], [[Leoric]] used the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]]'s magic to evacuate all of the planet's population to the refuge of [[Earth]]. But, as [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] noted, the [[Prysmosian]]s themselves didn't make the trip...''

	In a grassy field, an unarmed [[Virulina]] stirs, struck dumb by the vegetation around her. Though initially believing herself to be on Earth, the flora is undeniably that of [[Prysmos]], an oddity confirmed by [[Mount Valarak]] looming above her. From out of the brush come [[Galadria]], [[Witterquick]], and [[Cindarr]] who have found the [[River Merkelia]] and are just as confused as the Darkling leader. Though Virulina is skeptical that they are on Prysmos, the ever rational Cindarr draws her attention to the sky where not one, not two, but ''three'' suns shine overhead, leaving no doubt as to which planet they're on.		In a grassy field, an unarmed [[Virulina]] stirs, struck dumb by the vegetation around her. Though initially believing herself to be on Earth, the flora is undeniably that of [[Prysmos]], an oddity confirmed by [[Mount Valarak]] looming above her. From out of the brush come [[Galadria]], [[Witterquick]], and [[Cindarr]] who have found the [[River Merkelia]] and are just as confused as the Darkling leader. Though Virulina is skeptical that they are on Prysmos, the ever-rational Cindarr draws her attention to the sky where not one, not two, but ''three'' suns shine overhead, leaving no doubt as to which planet they're on.

	Though Galadria believes that they died with Cybertron and have travelled to an unspoilt utopia, Cindarr doubts they're in heaven or hell. By examining the evidence before him, Cindarr has but one answer as to where they are. They are on Prysmos in the distant past, long before any life tamed the world.		Though Galadria believes that they died with Cybertron and have travelled to an unspoilt utopia, Cindarr doubts they're in heaven or hell. By examining the evidence before him, Cindarr has but one answer as to where they are. They are on Prysmos in the distant past, long before any life tamed the world.
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	\|h1=[[Spectral Knight]]s\|c1=		\|h1=[[Spectral Knight]]s\|c1=
	*[[Galadria]] (2)		* [[Galadria]] (2)
	*[[Witterquick]] (3)		* [[Witterquick]] (3)

	\|h2=[[Darkling Lord]]s\|c2=		\|h2=[[Darkling Lord]]s\|c2=
	*[[Virulina]] (1)		* [[Virulina]] (1)
	*[[Cindarr]] (4)		* [[Cindarr]] (4)
	}}		}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*This story takes place right after the events of [[Road's End\|''Unicron'' #4]], following Windblade noting that the Prysmosians did not appear in [[Africa]] with the rest of Cybertron's refugees.		* This story takes place right after the events of [[Road's End\|''Unicron'' #4]], following Windblade noting that the Prysmosians did not appear in [[Africa]] with the rest of Cybertron's refugees.
	*The Talisman's ability to send people through the space/time continuum was established in [[When Eagles Scream\|''Revolutionaries'' #7]].		* The Talisman's ability to send people through the space/time continuum was established in [[When Eagles Scream\|''Revolutionaries'' #7]].
	*Virulina's pose in the final panel mirrors Leoric's when he found [[New Prysmos]] had been raised to Cybertron's surface.		* Virulina's pose in the final panel mirrors Leoric's when he found [[New Prysmos]] had been raised to Cybertron's surface.

	===''Visionaries'' references===		===''Visionaries'' references===
	*Galadria namedrops [[New Valarak]], the capital city of the Spectral Knights.		* Galadria namedrops [[New Valarak]], the capital city of the Spectral Knights.

	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	*Galadria refers to their new environment as a "Sylvan Paradise", a term from ''{{w\|Magic: The Gathering}}''.		* Galadria refers to their new environment as a "Sylvan Paradise", a term from ''{{w\|Magic: The Gathering}}''.

	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
	*As with "[[Reunion]]", [[Tom B. Long]] credits his letters to "Curtis Fandango", a fictitious placeholder name from [https://twitter.com/tombgrfx/status/1011726110839566337 an installment] of his semi-autobiographical ''Comic Book Nobody'' webcomic.		* As with "[[Reunion]]", [[Tom B. Long]] credits his letters to "Curtis Fandango", a fictitious placeholder name from [https://twitter.com/tombgrfx/status/1011726110839566337 an installment] of his semi-autobiographical ''Comic Book Nobody'' webcomic.

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	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
	*As with "[[Reunion]]", [[Tom B. Long]] credits his letters to "Curtis Fandango", a fictitious placeholder name from [https://twitter.com/tombgrfx/status/1011726110839566337 an ~~instalment~~] of his semi-autobiographical ''Comic Book Nobody'' webcomic.		*As with "[[Reunion]]", [[Tom B. Long]] credits his letters to "Curtis Fandango", a fictitious placeholder name from [https://twitter.com/tombgrfx/status/1011726110839566337 an installment] of his semi-autobiographical ''Comic Book Nobody'' webcomic.

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	''When [[Unicron]] attacked [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], [[Leoric]] used the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]]'s magic to evacuate all of the planet's population to the refuge of [[Earth]]. But, as [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] noted, the [[Prysmosian]]s themselves didn't make the trip...''		''When [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] attacked [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], [[Leoric]] used the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]]'s magic to evacuate all of the planet's population to the refuge of [[Earth]]. But, as [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] noted, the [[Prysmosian]]s themselves didn't make the trip...''

	In a grassy field, an unarmed [[Virulina]] stirs, struck dumb by the vegetation around her. Though initially believing herself to be on Earth, the flora is undeniably that of [[Prysmos]], an oddity confirmed by [[Mount Valarak]] looming above her. From out of the brush come [[Galadria]], [[Witterquick]], and [[Cindarr]] who have found the [[River Merkelia]] and are just as confused as the Darkling leader. Though Virulina is skeptical that they are on Prysmos, the ever rational Cindarr draws her attention to the sky where not one, not two, but ''three'' suns shine overhead, leaving no doubt as to which planet they're on.		In a grassy field, an unarmed [[Virulina]] stirs, struck dumb by the vegetation around her. Though initially believing herself to be on Earth, the flora is undeniably that of [[Prysmos]], an oddity confirmed by [[Mount Valarak]] looming above her. From out of the brush come [[Galadria]], [[Witterquick]], and [[Cindarr]] who have found the [[River Merkelia]] and are just as confused as the Darkling leader. Though Virulina is skeptical that they are on Prysmos, the ever rational Cindarr draws her attention to the sky where not one, not two, but ''three'' suns shine overhead, leaving no doubt as to which planet they're on.

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'''The Visionaries start anew.'''

==Synopsis==
''When [[Unicron]] attacked [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], [[Leoric]] used the [[Talisman (G1)|Talisman]]'s magic to evacuate all of the planet's population to the refuge of [[Earth]]. But, as [[Windblade (G1)|Windblade]] noted, the [[Prysmosian]]s themselves didn't make the trip...''

In a grassy field, an unarmed [[Virulina]] stirs, struck dumb by the vegetation around her. Though initially believing herself to be on Earth, the flora is undeniably that of [[Prysmos]], an oddity confirmed by [[Mount Valarak]] looming above her. From out of the brush come [[Galadria]], [[Witterquick]], and [[Cindarr]] who have found the [[River Merkelia]] and are just as confused as the Darkling leader. Though Virulina is skeptical that they are on Prysmos, the ever rational Cindarr draws her attention to the sky where not one, not two, but ''three'' suns shine overhead, leaving no doubt as to which planet they're on.

Though Galadria believes that they died with Cybertron and have travelled to an unspoilt utopia, Cindarr doubts they're in heaven or hell. By examining the evidence before him, Cindarr has but one answer as to where they are. They are on Prysmos in the distant past, long before any life tamed the world.

With nothing else to do, the lines between [[Spectral Knight]]s and [[Darkling Lord]]s wash away as the [[Visionaries]] agree to work together and forge a new future for all their people.

Virulina wanted a planet for their people... and she got it.

==Featured characters==
{{featuredcharacters
|h1=[[Spectral Knight]]s|c1=
*[[Galadria]] (2)
*[[Witterquick]] (3)

|h2=[[Darkling Lord]]s|c2=
*[[Virulina]] (1)
*[[Cindarr]] (4)
}}

==Notes==
===Continuity notes===
*This story takes place right after the events of [[Road's End|''Unicron'' #4]], following Windblade noting that the Prysmosians did not appear in [[Africa]] with the rest of Cybertron's refugees.
*The Talisman's ability to send people through the space/time continuum was established in [[When Eagles Scream|''Revolutionaries'' #7]].
*Virulina's pose in the final panel mirrors Leoric's when he found [[New Prysmos]] had been raised to Cybertron's surface.

===''Visionaries'' references===
*Galadria namedrops [[New Valarak]], the capital city of the Spectral Knights.

===Real-world references===
*Galadria refers to their new environment as a "Sylvan Paradise", a term from ''{{w|Magic: The Gathering}}''.

===Trivia===
*As with "[[Reunion]]", [[Tom B. Long]] credits his letters to "Curtis Fandango", a fictitious placeholder name from [https://twitter.com/tombgrfx/status/1011726110839566337 an instalment] of his semi-autobiographical ''Comic Book Nobody'' webcomic.

{{DEFAULTSORT:World and a Future}}
[[Category:Unicron issues]]