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Entry tags:
- #transport log,
- abbey bominable (monster high),
- alucard anselm (original),
- anne boleyn (tudors),
- aoba seragaki (dramatical murder),
- apollo (original),
- armin arlert (attack on titan),
- arya stark (asoiaf),
- asbel lhant (tales of graces),
- ashraf salib (original),
- asuka langley soryu (evangelion),
- c.c. (code geass),
- carlos (welcome to night vale),
- celestia ludenberg (dangan ronpa),
- cesare borgia (the borgias),
- charlie cutter (uncharted),
- charlie vergier (rhythm thief),
- chloe frazer (uncharted 3),
- christopher de red (baccano!),
- chrono (chrono crusade),
- collette "please" (animorphs),
- connor (assassin's creed),
- dist the rose (tales of the abyss),
- donny casey (original),
- elika (prince of persia),
- ellie (the last of us),
- elmer c. albatross (baccano!),
- eren yeager (attack on titan),
- evelyn samson (original),
- furudo erika (umineko),
- galadriel (lotr),
- han solo (star wars),
- helena (orphan black),
- hisoka kurosaki (yami no matsuei),
- huell lamphier (original),
- ico "von viking" (ico: citm),
- isabela (dragon age),
- jack kelly (newsies),
- jade curtiss (tales of the abyss),
- jaime reyes (dc comics),
- jesse pinkman (breaking bad),
- johnny d'amico (original),
- joy p. buckhead (original),
- jude mathis (tales of xillia),
- junko enoshima (dangan ronpa),
- kaede kaburagi (tiger & bunny),
- kano shuuya (kagerou days),
- kelsier (mistborn),
- kido tsubomi (kagerou days),
- koltira "sunshine" deathweaver (wow),
- kouichi aizawa (nabara no ou),
- lenalee lee (d.gray-man),
- lucy heartfilia (fairy tail),
- luke fon fabre (tales of the abyss),
- luke skywalker (star wars),
- lulubell (d.gray-man),
- mahdi clare (original),
- marduk (original),
- maria thorpe (assassin's creed),
- marian hawke (dragon age),
- merrill (dragon age),
- mike ehrmantraut (breaking bad),
- momo kisaragi (kagerou days),
- muzét (tales of xillia),
- nimbus (original),
- oerba yun fang (final fantasy xiii),
- physis (toward the terra),
- raphael (rhythm thief),
- ren (dramatical murder),
- rodimus (transformers idw),
- rose lalonde (homestuck),
- rosette christopher (chrono crusade),
- roxas (kingdom hearts),
- ruka (yu-gi-oh!),
- sango (inuyasha),
- satella harvenheit (chrono crusade),
- saul goodman (breaking bad),
- seiichirou tatsumi (yami no matsui),
- serah farron (final fantasy xiii-2),
- seras victoria (hellsing),
- sheryl nome (macross frontier),
- skyler white (breaking bad),
- sokka (a:tla),
- sophie (tales of graces),
- sora (kingdom hearts),
- spike (btvs),
- stephanie brown (dc comics),
- tempest (original),
- teshigawara naoya (another),
- utena tenjou (rgu),
- vanozza cattaneo (the borgias),
- wako agemaki (star driver),
- walter c. dornez (hellsing),
- wingul (tales of xillia),
- yuri lowell (tales of vesperia),
- zelos wilder (tales of symphonia),
- zevran arainai (dragon age),
- ✝ asch the bloody (tales of the abyss),
- ✝ fiona (dragon age),
- ✝ sesshoumaru [inuyasha],
- ✝ sokka (a:tla),
- ✞ — dropped characters — ✞
here they talked of revolution, here it was they lit the flame
Date: October 1st
Location: The Observatory.
Characters: Everyone.
Summary: New Transports arrive and are shuffled into the Observatory for the show of the year. Initial briefings are very brief this time around, and that Greeter just won't stop crying.
Warnings: new confused people and old sad people??
Your arrival here has been very unceremonious. One second you were somewhere else, and now, very suddenly, your feet hit the glowing white of the Transporter pad, and you're here. You aren't alone, either. There's a crowd of others around you, each seeming just as bewildered, angry, or confused as you might feel. At the head of the group is a woman in purple robes, with eyes red as if she'd just finished crying. She hurries over a quick overview of your intended purpose here, and gives direct answers when asked for them, but to most things she simply shows you how to access the tablet you've just been given. There, you can find the history of this place and a record of what your new cohorts have experienced — although it won't have Network access for another 8 hours. Someone stands on hand to give you a weapon, and though the armory is now greatly reduced, you should be able to find something to suit you.
You're shepherded down a walkway tunnel and into the Observatory, where you will find screens mounted on three sides of the wide room. The only lighting comes from dull red emergency lights, and the scenes of a dreary, rainy city from various cameras up on the screens; the largest of the screens opens up to a view of Earth from a good distance away -- this one isn't a screen at all, you might realize, but a window. As you watch, all screens in the room fill with light, impossibly bright. It consumes the buildings, the people, everything. There is no sound played, perhaps mercifully, only that white light -- and then nothing.
Through the large window, there's a pinprick of light over one of the landmasses on the blue planet. It grows to a tiny blossom and then dies away, but a cloud begins to mushroom outward in the same spot. It pushes the natural clouds out of the way, claiming that small portion of the world and wrapping it in a uniform gray.
Strings of numbers begin to fill the blanked out screens as the base's AI begins collecting data and calculations, but the show seems to be over. You're free to explore the base, visit and use any of the VR rooms, or discover your new room and roommates, but try not to step out of any airlocks if oxygen is a requirement for your system.
Welcome to the moon base, with front row seats to the grave of Exsilium.
[[ooc; reminder! The Network will be down for 8 hours after the wave of new Transports.]]
Location: The Observatory.
Characters: Everyone.
Summary: New Transports arrive and are shuffled into the Observatory for the show of the year. Initial briefings are very brief this time around, and that Greeter just won't stop crying.
Warnings: new confused people and old sad people??
Your arrival here has been very unceremonious. One second you were somewhere else, and now, very suddenly, your feet hit the glowing white of the Transporter pad, and you're here. You aren't alone, either. There's a crowd of others around you, each seeming just as bewildered, angry, or confused as you might feel. At the head of the group is a woman in purple robes, with eyes red as if she'd just finished crying. She hurries over a quick overview of your intended purpose here, and gives direct answers when asked for them, but to most things she simply shows you how to access the tablet you've just been given. There, you can find the history of this place and a record of what your new cohorts have experienced — although it won't have Network access for another 8 hours. Someone stands on hand to give you a weapon, and though the armory is now greatly reduced, you should be able to find something to suit you.
You're shepherded down a walkway tunnel and into the Observatory, where you will find screens mounted on three sides of the wide room. The only lighting comes from dull red emergency lights, and the scenes of a dreary, rainy city from various cameras up on the screens; the largest of the screens opens up to a view of Earth from a good distance away -- this one isn't a screen at all, you might realize, but a window. As you watch, all screens in the room fill with light, impossibly bright. It consumes the buildings, the people, everything. There is no sound played, perhaps mercifully, only that white light -- and then nothing.
Through the large window, there's a pinprick of light over one of the landmasses on the blue planet. It grows to a tiny blossom and then dies away, but a cloud begins to mushroom outward in the same spot. It pushes the natural clouds out of the way, claiming that small portion of the world and wrapping it in a uniform gray.
Strings of numbers begin to fill the blanked out screens as the base's AI begins collecting data and calculations, but the show seems to be over. You're free to explore the base, visit and use any of the VR rooms, or discover your new room and roommates, but try not to step out of any airlocks if oxygen is a requirement for your system.
Welcome to the moon base, with front row seats to the grave of Exsilium.
[[ooc; reminder! The Network will be down for 8 hours after the wave of new Transports.]]
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Fondue roufs, considering, then licks her hand as he wags his tail.]
He'll do it. We'll have to see how far apart everyone is and if there's a way way we can maybe slip letters beneath the doors or something like that, but it sounds like a fun idea. Thanks, Fondue, I knew I could count on you.
[But of course!! A little running around never hurt a dog. (all talk now, aren't you Fondue.)]
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That is a wonderful plan, Raphael. And Fondue also, yes? He is a most excellent little brother.
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[For a variety of reasons, but the main one being that he makes the apartment back home so much less lonely. Fondue wags his tails and woeufs again.]
Did you have any animals back home?
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Animals? Yes. Many. I live in-- a large forest.
[She gestures with one hand to indicate its size, albeit ineffectually.]
There are more creatures there than anywhere else on the Hab. Nothing like him, though. Sorry.
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You're one of a kind, Fondue! Though I didn't expect there to be a breed that existed outside of France called an Alsatian Cheesehund.
[Really. Or so he was called by a dog breed expert. And who is Raphael to disagree with her assessment?]
I guess a building like this isn't your usual stay then. I wonder if there's someplace more open air we can go to.
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She glances back towards the viewscreens. If this place is not livable otherwise...]
The-- ah. Transports? Is that the correct word? The woman in purple who greeted us here mentioned it.
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[Since they're "transported" here and all. He watches the viewscreens too. At the moment, the only livable area would be where those that caused that destruction were located... Well, let's take a quick look at the tablet. Um. Oh, they have maps and stuff, yes, here. Initiative, United Nation, and Wastelands. Poor France - a land he'd saved and it still managed to be in ruins.
My, but the United Earth is large. And the people who had brought them here were so small. That'd be more disheartening if Raphael hadn't surmounted something equally as impossible a few days before coming here.]
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Perhaps the word is wrong. But there are... places? That allow us to leave here. For missions? Or perhaps I am imagining it.
[Which she manages to sound fairly blase about. She's usually perfectly confident in her mind's ability to tell truth from fiction, but this is an extraordinary circumstance, and she's willing to allow herself some leeway.
She does, however, sidestep to peer down at his tablet as he's using it. English!! But perhaps she can learn something from how he uses it. He certainly seems more familiar with the technology than she's ever had cause to be.]
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Even if he's not exactly reading it right now, he's idly sliding his finger up and down on the history section. Just to think. The technology is wide spread - or something like it is, anyway - but it's not as if he ever personally had one. There was no point in it. But it's easy enough to navigate and use for someone who's got them available from school.]
Right, sorry. The room we had things explained to us in. But if this [tap tap at the network] doesn't work after we've just come here, I wonder if there's any other side-effects to using it.
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[Which makes it a considerably risky gambit. She crosses her arms.]
Others? You think?
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[He shrugs. Considering he's never time traveled himself - discounting now, really, but that seemed to be controlled by The Initiative rather than by personal use - it's really all speculation and guesswork.]
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[For Science!! Her mind's made up, one way or another. She wants to go. This place is so small and cloying, she needs to be able to feel useful. As if she's contributing something to the Initiative's efforts. She has already decided - with little prompting - to support them, so now it's simply a matter of moving forward.]
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[Woeuf!! No way! It was bad enough coming here, he doesn't want to do it again!]
Aw, come on, Fondue. You'll only get used to it if you try it more and more. What if we need a nose to sniff things out?
[... Rrrrroeuf. He is not sure. Hm.]
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She always casts an eye to tactical gain before anything else. Truly, they probably did not need Fondue to come, he is small and although she is certain he is very brave, what if he were to become injured? She can mend human wounds well enough, but what if an Alsatian Cheesehund is different somehow? One more thing to investigate. Still, she could probably protect him. Both of them? She tilts her head at Raphael. She has no idea as to any martial capabilities he may have.]
Do you fight? Either of you?
[It seems best to ask now, before they plan too much more.]
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... Well, no. Fondue can probably bite people, but I'm pretty useless with anything that doesn't include running around doing errands. I worked part-time in a store and went to school, but my grades weren't anything to party over either... And I'm not that good at anything athletic either.
[Technically, telling the truth. Phantom R is very much more the athletic "self" of his. Though he can of course pull off the same stunts since it's only a disguise.]
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[She has taught others in the past. The lesser forms of sinj'amn are easy for beginners, though he is perhaps a little slender to use a martial art designed for power and force. She could teach spears or daggers, she supposes.]
I do not think I could teach little Fondue here anything of note, but I know weapons.
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I'm not very comfortable with the idea of weapons, but I guess it'd be nice to know if I never needed to use one. What did you have in mind?
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[Especially given the fact that 'mission' in and of itself implies some level of danger.]
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[Fondue woeufs too, tail wagging slightly. Big sticks are better than nothing.]
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[Now that she has A Plan, she's pleased and almost energized. A shade closer to animated than her usual reserved neutral. Even given their surroundings, which are still somber in the wake of the bomb. She always does better when she has a direction, something to strive for.]
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Yes. It'd be best to ask people who've been here longer than either of us, and I suppose anything is better than nothing. Even if it's something trivial it could be useful.
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Then, shall we begin?
['No time like the present', so to speak.]
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Right now?! We haven't even found wherever we'll be staying at.
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I had not thought about it. I do not require much sleep. They have rooms, I imagine?
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Though he doesn't need much sleep either. Being a phantom does that to one's sleeping schedule.]
They probably do. I wonder just how big this place is, if it can house so many people.
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