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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When the Blue collided with the other ship, their FTL drives collided, creating a space-time anomaly that sent Hagino and Mari falling through time, damaged but alive. This counted as an 'inspiring sacrifice' since Hagino wasn't sure whether it would work and if so even where she and Mari would end up. Both are officially accounted as 'dead', but in reality they're in a better place in a somewhat less rarefied, theological sense. So, where are they now? There are several multiple possibilities: |