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[ Video, Action ] Deuce of Clubs
Who: Rogue and you! Yes, you.
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Saturday afternoon
[A is for Unintentional Broadcasting (or action, if anyone's there)]
[When Rogue wakes on the Marvisa, the video picks up on her suddenly convulsing. It has been months since she has experienced her powers in full, and her mind is thrown into sudden, loud, throbbing pain. She is surprised that the internal chaos is not as bad as it has been, and after a moment she realizes why: she only has three psyches left, and they are all more or less friendly. After taking a few moments to settle down, Rogue sits up. She is woozy, distracted and disoriented. She goes to stand and overbalances, the missing appendages on her back throwing her off enough that she trips on a sheet and falls gracelessly to the floor.]
Oh for the love of -[she can hardly believe it, she reaches to her back to confirm: her wings are gone.]- what in the Sam Hill--
[At this point, the Network decides that further following Rogue Walking Around to Get her Bearings will be boring, and shifts to something else. Later, she comes back to the communicator not only to answer any return comments that her embarrassing swan dive might have drawn, but to address the fleet as a whole.]
[B is for Delibrate Broadcasting]
[While the communicators aren't set up like Luceti journals, Rogue gets the general idea. She sends out a video post.]
Uh - hi. My name's Rogue, an' I guess I'd like ta speak to the Welcoming Committee. I'm hopin' to get a little bit more than the 'Lost in Space' vibe up here. Speakin' of... anyone have any idea how to turn this music off? I swear it's killin' brain cells.
[A pause. Her gaze shifts downward, and she seems to be bracing herself before she looks back up and addresses the camera with a small smile and a wry, if slightly hopeful light in her eyes.]
Guess I should throw some names out there, just to see if anythin' will stick. Anyone ever hear of... a group called X-Men, say? [A gloved hand reaches up to wrap around a deep green crystal pendent hanging from her neck.] Or a place called 'Luceti'?
[Another awkward pause. She's got a LOT OF EMOTIONS right now, okay, and she's not sure what else to say or do. She kind of hates throwing her hopes out to space like this, but what other choice did she have, really? She gives the camera another quick, small smile.]
Thanks.
[Rogue stretched. She was standing on a narrow railing in the Hospitality Deck - just standing. She hadn’t tried walking yet. She was still not used to this strange feeling of being without her wings. Her balance was off when she moved, when she stood… it would take her a few days to get used to it, maybe longer. She’d get used to it, though. If there was one thing all her experiences had taught her, it was that you could adapt to anything.
Her wings. Her wings were gone. She'd been left with two narrow scars running a lurid red down her back. She could access Logan and heal them, easy, she thought. But right now they were a physical reminder that she hadn't lost her mind completely. She could use that. She felt… oddly adrift (ha ha, and she couldn’t even blame Kurt for that). Even when she’d come into Luceti, Kurt and Kitty had been there. She didn't know what to do. She was alone and afraid... and already lonely.
She took her first step forward and wobbled, much to her frustration, and then another step. She didn’t fall - not yet - but it would be all right if she did. Rogue knew how to fall. She’d just take it one step at a time.]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Saturday afternoon
[A is for Unintentional Broadcasting (or action, if anyone's there)]
[When Rogue wakes on the Marvisa, the video picks up on her suddenly convulsing. It has been months since she has experienced her powers in full, and her mind is thrown into sudden, loud, throbbing pain. She is surprised that the internal chaos is not as bad as it has been, and after a moment she realizes why: she only has three psyches left, and they are all more or less friendly. After taking a few moments to settle down, Rogue sits up. She is woozy, distracted and disoriented. She goes to stand and overbalances, the missing appendages on her back throwing her off enough that she trips on a sheet and falls gracelessly to the floor.]
Oh for the love of -[she can hardly believe it, she reaches to her back to confirm: her wings are gone.]- what in the Sam Hill--
[At this point, the Network decides that further following Rogue Walking Around to Get her Bearings will be boring, and shifts to something else. Later, she comes back to the communicator not only to answer any return comments that her embarrassing swan dive might have drawn, but to address the fleet as a whole.]
[B is for Delibrate Broadcasting]
[While the communicators aren't set up like Luceti journals, Rogue gets the general idea. She sends out a video post.]
Uh - hi. My name's Rogue, an' I guess I'd like ta speak to the Welcoming Committee. I'm hopin' to get a little bit more than the 'Lost in Space' vibe up here. Speakin' of... anyone have any idea how to turn this music off? I swear it's killin' brain cells.
[A pause. Her gaze shifts downward, and she seems to be bracing herself before she looks back up and addresses the camera with a small smile and a wry, if slightly hopeful light in her eyes.]
Guess I should throw some names out there, just to see if anythin' will stick. Anyone ever hear of... a group called X-Men, say? [A gloved hand reaches up to wrap around a deep green crystal pendent hanging from her neck.] Or a place called 'Luceti'?
[Another awkward pause. She's got a LOT OF EMOTIONS right now, okay, and she's not sure what else to say or do. She kind of hates throwing her hopes out to space like this, but what other choice did she have, really? She gives the camera another quick, small smile.]
Thanks.
[Rogue stretched. She was standing on a narrow railing in the Hospitality Deck - just standing. She hadn’t tried walking yet. She was still not used to this strange feeling of being without her wings. Her balance was off when she moved, when she stood… it would take her a few days to get used to it, maybe longer. She’d get used to it, though. If there was one thing all her experiences had taught her, it was that you could adapt to anything.
Her wings. Her wings were gone. She'd been left with two narrow scars running a lurid red down her back. She could access Logan and heal them, easy, she thought. But right now they were a physical reminder that she hadn't lost her mind completely. She could use that. She felt… oddly adrift (ha ha, and she couldn’t even blame Kurt for that). Even when she’d come into Luceti, Kurt and Kitty had been there. She didn't know what to do. She was alone and afraid... and already lonely.
She took her first step forward and wobbled, much to her frustration, and then another step. She didn’t fall - not yet - but it would be all right if she did. Rogue knew how to fall. She’d just take it one step at a time.]
B - voice;
Don't think there's a Welcoming Committee here, or if there is, they ain't doin' their job.
Did you just get here, Miss?
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I did. [That drawl sure is pure Mississippi, and it's a little thicker now with relief - there was someone out there. She wasn't just stuck on a space ship surrounded by silent machines.] It's too bad about the Welcoming Committee. I was hopin' for cookies an' fruit juice. Maybe a brochure.
[She gives a quick smile and shakes her head.] Mind if I ask how long you've been here? An' the name's Rogue.
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Pleasure t'meet you, Rogue, wish it were better circumstances. James Barnes. [ there's a pause, just for an intake of breath ] Call me Jim. I've only been here a month; other folks'll prob'ly be more helpful.
[ A beat. ]
If you walk down the corridor, there should be a mess hall. Food's fresh, at least.
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Nice ta meet you too, Jim. [A pause again as she casts about a little. She has a million questions and she doesn't know where to start. Her natural inclination would be just to say 'thanks for the tip' about the food and talk to him again later, but... she was on her own here. She needed to do more than that.] Mind if I ask you a few questions anyway? I figure a lot could happen in a month, in a place like this.
[She begins to walk - wobbles a bit - down toward the mess hall as she speaks.]
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Space walks not that routine for you?
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...no, Rogue is not making her best showing right now. It's okay, though, she's only about 30 pure embarrassed - the rest of her is just so relieved to see someone else on board this ship who isn't a machine.]
No. [An almost too-quick laugh and she shakes her head.] It's been a while since I've had ta do a thing like this. I reckon you ain't from around here either? Or - is this your ship?
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You were right on the first count. It doesn't look to be anywhere near home, and I've got no idea whose it is, aside from what I've been able to dig up on the consoles. It's nothing comforting, I'll say that now. [She gives a soft hum.] I only really woke up yesterday, anyway.
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Hi Rogue! I'm Aang. I don't think there's really a welcoming committee here... but I'll try my best to help you feel welcome!
[Then his face scrunches up in thought.]
Sorry, I never heard of X-Men or Luceti.
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Heh, don't worry 'bout that. [The 'making her feel welcome' part. While she couldn't say that wasn't something she really cared about - it was - it was also not the highest place on her list.] It's nice to meet ya, Aang. That's right kind of you.
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Thanks. I always try to be right type of kind! It's really really nice to meet you, too.
But I feel bad that I can't help you with your questions. Do you have any others?
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B - video;
Alas, if he was from a slightly different universe he would have known about the X-Men.]Hello, Rogue. I'm afraid I'm not familiar with those names, but I welcome you nonetheless. I am the Vision.
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Also, red is new. Blue people? She's seen a lot of blue people. And blue furry people. She's even seen a few green people. But red is different. She wonders what Kurt would think... or Beast Boy. Obscurely, she thinks it would make them happy, and that makes her smile at him just a bit.
...then he gets to his name.]
The Vision? What vision? Is that a code name or something? [...people in glass houses, Rogue. She shakes her head at her own rudeness, because what, this guy has done nothing to deserve it and she should know better, and hurries to try and ameliorate it.] I'm sorry, that was really personal. I was just taken by surprise. You don't have to tell me if ya don't want.
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As I appeared in more than one vision before I was created, it is the name I was given. Are you familiar with androids?
[Not everyone is, so he has to ask.]
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Happy Fun Balla cheerful woman with extremely pink hair.]Hi Rogue, I'm Wrath! Um, I don't think there is an actual welcome committee. It's like giant space assholes running this I guess?
I haven't heard of Luceti. I'm from Proles, which is on Zeus, maybe that's a planet you know? We're a pretty young earth colony, but maybe...
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...she was okay with that.
...why the heck was someone this cheerful named Wrath? Did she just go as psycholy scary when she was angry as she is brightly cheerful now?]
Uh, no. Sorry. Must be a different Earth or a different time. Where I'm from, we're not anywhere near makin' space colonies.
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Re: Video why are we not prosing? /fixes
Yes good
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Hey hey! Sort of the welcoming committee here, though it looks like you've already got people helping you out. [Good to see, at least!]
I'm Clay. If you've got any other questions, I can try answering them!
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Anyway, sorry, I've never heard of either of those things, but if Luceti is one of those 'kidnap you from your home world' kind of places, then there might be someone from here who's been there. We've got a couple of refugees from those places here.
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It's kinda refreshin', actually. [It means they haven't all... settled in. Maybe people don't stay here that long?]
...and, yeah. Luceti's one of those places. [Her hand goes up to the bag of her neck. Gloved fingers touch the embedded augment, and then trace over the bar code tattoo that seemed to be a permanent souvenir of the place she'd left behind.]
It's kinda depressin' to hear there's more than one. [Although... it did make things easier in case she ever had to explain.] Why're you callin' people from them refugees? Isn't that exactly like what's goin' on here?
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It's a fitting term, some of them thinkg this place is a hundred times better than the last place they were in. My First Mate? He was in some pyschotic magical castle. Sounds about as much fun as eating a carrot.
[Because veggies are the least fun thing in existence.]
Me? I'm all for getting home again. That's my plan.
Name's Sokka.
Re: Video - sorry! The hotel internet is not the best - it ate my response before!
Video- no worries I'm laptopless currently, I know that feeling
Video- trials of technology
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[She has to bite back a remark about that. What's so hard about describing the color of the sky?]
Well, sorry, then, I can't help.
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