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all_is_truth2015-01-08 07:09 pm
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Well...
Who: Babs, Roy, Any
When: Arrival
What: So a teacher and a librarian get lost in the darkness...
It had seemed like such a simple plan really, she'd left a series of home made monitoring systems about the size of her palm in an arc from the Penrose bridge and extending out into the darkness. They were just data collectors, measuring everything from ambient temperature to vibrational intensities, and they all emitted a soft little beeping sound out in the Darkness.
She hoped that would have made them easier to hone in on, for both Finders and newly lost people alike...but to be certain, well, she'd asked Roy if he wanted to lend a hand. Nothing like taking a stroll for science, right?
They'd worked like a charm until it came to about the halfway point of her test arc, then the world had slipped sideways and all she'd managed to do was grab Roy's hand and hold tight. When reality decided to realign itself, well, best not to get separated.
She still had his wrist in a death grip when she came to, jerking from unconscious to awake and scanning the new environment in a blink. "Well, we're not in Kansas any more," she muttered softly, grumpy. A quick check and..."Elos are gone too."
They were in a park, buildings looming up above the untamed tree line and her chair parked beside a sculpted bench and Roy sitting on the end nearest her. He was breathing, that was good, though it took her a minute or two longer to convince herself to unwrap her fingers. Hopefully his hand wasn't too numb? In the dim glow from a street lamp a bit further down she couldn't tell if Merlin had arrived safely with them or not.
Here was to hoping?
"At least this world looks a bit more to scale," she sighed, reaching out to shake Roy's shoulder gently. "But if this keeps up I'm going to get really sick of the world shifting." Just saying.
When: Arrival
What: So a teacher and a librarian get lost in the darkness...
It had seemed like such a simple plan really, she'd left a series of home made monitoring systems about the size of her palm in an arc from the Penrose bridge and extending out into the darkness. They were just data collectors, measuring everything from ambient temperature to vibrational intensities, and they all emitted a soft little beeping sound out in the Darkness.
She hoped that would have made them easier to hone in on, for both Finders and newly lost people alike...but to be certain, well, she'd asked Roy if he wanted to lend a hand. Nothing like taking a stroll for science, right?
They'd worked like a charm until it came to about the halfway point of her test arc, then the world had slipped sideways and all she'd managed to do was grab Roy's hand and hold tight. When reality decided to realign itself, well, best not to get separated.
She still had his wrist in a death grip when she came to, jerking from unconscious to awake and scanning the new environment in a blink. "Well, we're not in Kansas any more," she muttered softly, grumpy. A quick check and..."Elos are gone too."
They were in a park, buildings looming up above the untamed tree line and her chair parked beside a sculpted bench and Roy sitting on the end nearest her. He was breathing, that was good, though it took her a minute or two longer to convince herself to unwrap her fingers. Hopefully his hand wasn't too numb? In the dim glow from a street lamp a bit further down she couldn't tell if Merlin had arrived safely with them or not.
Here was to hoping?
"At least this world looks a bit more to scale," she sighed, reaching out to shake Roy's shoulder gently. "But if this keeps up I'm going to get really sick of the world shifting." Just saying.
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"Thank you for coming! Remember, when a true feeling of community matters you want to live in Jade Plaza Towers!"
"Noted." At leas the door opened to let them out?
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"The Nightlife under the skydome is wondrous! Qualifying citizens can join any number of conservation and wildlife observation clubs! Inquire today!"
"-ld have been experimenting with ways to use the same sort of navigation." Maybe if they ignored the city it would shut up for a bit?
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"Try one of our many radio stations! Music 26/8! All day every day!"
"I hate this place so much." that was to Babs, sighing, "Well, if you can help me learn I'd like it. I love Merlin, but I don't like depending on anyone but me."
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"...enjoy one of the lovely cafes along this street?"
"And that sounded meek. Wow, I think you scared it Roy."
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"But there is living plants, which means full light spectrum..."
"The dome allows filtered light to nourish and gild residents skin without harmful UV, SV, and Neotempic radiation! A truly ideal living situation!"
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"What's Martian?" was the question after he finished yelling at the city.
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"...for assistance please press zero on any phone."
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Ah.
"I was part of a global effort. I have...a lot of people who depended on me. They'll manage, yes, but I don't like being away, Penrose or here. So I work."
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"Not that I think anything needs to be spot nuked, just if you're all the way back to what you were we may be closer to your reality than Penrose and it's systems."
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