Hank "why this" McCoy (
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driftfleet2016-04-08 08:31 pm
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Who: two nerds and you
Broadcast: fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: now!
[ The audio comes on sharply, but everything is still dark as two people discuss their situation.]
Is that the camera? Can you get it to work?
I - think so? Here, push this --
I am pushing it, Hank. I thought you knew about these from that show you keep watching. Space Trek?
It's Star Trek and that isn't exactly - you know, the same thing as this.
Right. . . . Wait, I think I see something on the side.
[ And the video flickers on, the red light glowing softly. It focuses on two men. One in a wheelchair and the other right next to him, peering curiously at the camera before they step back satisfied. ]
Well, that’s over and done with. Hello to anyone who might be out there. My name is Charles Xavier and this is Hank McCoy. Apparently we’ve been kidnapped again, by an unknown force again for some mysterious reason.
[muttered:] Again. [and louder] So if anyone would be kind enough to explain exactly what's going on, we'd appreciate it. You have our thanks in advance.
But do keep it pertinent.
Broadcast: fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: now!
[ The audio comes on sharply, but everything is still dark as two people discuss their situation.]
Is that the camera? Can you get it to work?
I - think so? Here, push this --
I am pushing it, Hank. I thought you knew about these from that show you keep watching. Space Trek?
It's Star Trek and that isn't exactly - you know, the same thing as this.
Right. . . . Wait, I think I see something on the side.
[ And the video flickers on, the red light glowing softly. It focuses on two men. One in a wheelchair and the other right next to him, peering curiously at the camera before they step back satisfied. ]
Well, that’s over and done with. Hello to anyone who might be out there. My name is Charles Xavier and this is Hank McCoy. Apparently we’ve been kidnapped again, by an unknown force again for some mysterious reason.
[muttered:] Again. [and louder] So if anyone would be kind enough to explain exactly what's going on, we'd appreciate it. You have our thanks in advance.
But do keep it pertinent.

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[ He exhales, a soft sigh. ]
Fault or not, I am still sorry. Because it hurts and I know it does.
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It'll get better. I'll get to know you, and - and it won't be the same, of course not, but it'll be okay. If that's... Alright with you - I know your telepathy is a thing and - and with my memories and emotions it might be too much, sometimes. It won't be fair.
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I think I can handle it.
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[ And she's serious on this, too, her gaze set and determined despite how sad she is. ]
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[ He doesn't waver and his tone is level. Compared to hearing people die in his mind over and over when there is a bad game, someone's strong feelings don't register as painful or overwhelming. ]
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[ His determination and the fact that he always said he was strong enough to carry all the burdens placed on him - it was one of the things that made him heroic in her eyes. ]
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[ His offer is genuine. ]
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[ He rubs his chin lightly. He's not sure how much else he should say. This is a new form of communication for him and he can't tell whether he's coming off too strongly for a conversation that's best done face to face. ]
I heard I'll be assigned a ship soon. Perhaps you'd like to continue our conversation in more private quarters?
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[ And now she's worrying about coming on too strong, especially when she's already swinging between giddy and something a little more depressing. ]
I'm on the Vanquish right now, but I can keep an ear out for when the shuffle happens? I promised Hank I would show him the library, so I can definitely make time for you, too.
[ That might be a tease. ]
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[ Though he suspects the minute he's shuffled off, Erik will come find him. ]
We have a library?
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[ Still, at least she can handle the other question. ]
Yes, there's one on the Iskaulit. I haven't had the chance to go yet, if only because I might never leave.
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[ He doesn't recall hearing that name. ]
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It makes sense to have some way to entertain the masses.
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Exactly. I'm not sure how long it's been around, but I've had a look over there. It's incredible.
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I can't wait. I was worried that being trapped on a ship would drive me a little insane.
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There's plenty to keep us entertained even with the ship. We land on a station at least once a month and there's always something interesting going on.
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[ He's not sure how well he can navigate new planets with his chair, but that will hardly stop him. ]
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I'll have to see what they have.
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I will, not to worry.
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I won't forget.
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