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driftfleet2014-11-26 08:54 am
mortalcoil) wrote in driftfleet2014-11-26 08:54 am
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Who: Coil Lenn
Broadcast: Open
Action: SS Red Fish
When: Nov. 26th, morning
[sometime in what could be considered the early hours of 'morning,' a transmission is sent out to every ship. it's only text at first, and it has taken its author an embarrassingly long time to type out.]
pos. samples show unfam. protein action
isolat predatory protein, but diff. to denature
prion? but neg. for aggregates
acting sim. to chaperone? but no trail b/c lack of residue after disassembly
[and then--of course--he remembers the rest of what he wanted to say after he sends it. so, video follows a few seconds after the text message. the camera comes on as a very sick-looking, scraggly teenager is finishing up scrawling something onto the back of his lab notes and then holding it up for the camera to see. he's so tired of trying to type this stuff out it's not even funny.]
'protein structures are solid in native state but I think we can destabilize them'
[and once he's given viewers a few seconds to read, he sets the paper down to write one more word in large letters and emphasizes with scribbly underlining]
'C U R E'
[the video connection is then left open, obviously waiting for responses.]
Broadcast: Open
Action: SS Red Fish
When: Nov. 26th, morning
[sometime in what could be considered the early hours of 'morning,' a transmission is sent out to every ship. it's only text at first, and it has taken its author an embarrassingly long time to type out.]
pos. samples show unfam. protein action
isolat predatory protein, but diff. to denature
prion? but neg. for aggregates
acting sim. to chaperone? but no trail b/c lack of residue after disassembly
[and then--of course--he remembers the rest of what he wanted to say after he sends it. so, video follows a few seconds after the text message. the camera comes on as a very sick-looking, scraggly teenager is finishing up scrawling something onto the back of his lab notes and then holding it up for the camera to see. he's so tired of trying to type this stuff out it's not even funny.]
'protein structures are solid in native state but I think we can destabilize them'
[and once he's given viewers a few seconds to read, he sets the paper down to write one more word in large letters and emphasizes with scribbly underlining]
'C U R E'
[the video connection is then left open, obviously waiting for responses.]
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so, he picks slowly at his food while he whips up a nice little formula on another sheet of scratch paper. luckily, his writing is worlds more intelligible than his typing, and his penmanship is short and neat. concise little instructions on how he thinks they should replicate a vaccine of some kind, using what they have.
and when it's written out, he walks it over and slides it pointedly under her mug of tea.]
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Nice job, kiddo. [And then she sets it back down and munches more chicken. Honjo approves.]
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he nudges it towards her again, and then taps a figertip down on it a couple times. these are instructions for a reason.]