Loki (
complicatedliar) wrote in
driftfleet2016-09-19 05:15 pm
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Who: Anyone who wants to hang on the Iskaulit
Broadcast: nah
Action: Iskaulit mingle, darlings
When: All day every day (at least for the month)
[We're drifting, so it's a perfect time to make use of the many fine establishments on our common ship.]
Broadcast: nah
Action: Iskaulit mingle, darlings
When: All day every day (at least for the month)
[We're drifting, so it's a perfect time to make use of the many fine establishments on our common ship.]

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[Being the librarian, it's not at all surprising that Felix spends quite a bit of time in the area, organizing and arranging. Work on the physical catalog is still a rather slow process, which he tackles in short bursts, where he can be found at a table hand-writing the relevant information in his delicate script.
What might be more surprising is that lately he's not always in the library proper. An adjoining door is left open, leading into a small more private complex of rooms. There isn't much in there to speak of except a single stuffed sitting chair, where Felix may be found studying a few arcane-looking diagrams.
Clearly he's up to something]
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[Felix tends to wander the halls a bit, if only to stretch his legs a little. He sticks to the most established areas, to prevent from getting lost in the odd complex of halls and rooms, but most often can be found in the gardens, simply enjoying the atmosphere, or the bar Malum, where he may be enjoying a drink or simply there to sit and talk with whoever might be around.]
Library, please!
"Are there any books here that talk about this Atroma... entity?" He asked the man shelving various titles. "Or better yet, about anything that might be used on someone in the Marsiva's med-bay? Drugs, procedures, anything?"
Why? No reason... Obviously...
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He glanced upwards as he slid another volume into place. His expression is largely neutral, though a touch curious. The first question is hardly unusual, and he would not have been the first to pry into what brought them here in the first place. The second, however, raises a mental eyebrow that he keeps in check for the time being.
"I hate to disappoint, but, no. It would be entirely too convenient for Atroma to leave books full of their secrets lying about where we could easily find them. As for the the latter, I think there's something relating to basic first aid, but more in-depth manuals haven't exactly been in high demand."
Felix, pauses, looking the man over. "Are you lab support?"
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Hux had told him not to divulge his particular weaknesses to anyone. But he was beginning to feel desperate, as meditation had given him little insight into getting his Force powers back.
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The books are entirely forgotten for the moment. This is the first he's heard of Atroma personally tampering with anyone, and the anomaly draws a spark of curiosity only slighter stronger than his slight nausea. Had he unearthed something while on the Marsiva nobody else had?
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"A medbay." He gestured to the scar on his face. There were obviously more where that came from. "I woke up and I fought... and when I woke up a second time, I couldn't feel the Force. My powers were gone."
That last part was just a whisper. It was something he didn't need floating around the fleet.
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Felix frowned. "You must have caught their attention. Who was doing it?" To fight there had to be something or someone there to engage with. "I don't mean to make you uncomfortable, but the Atroma haven't operated in the open, beyond the masks of their hosts."
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"Robots." He sighed. "Just droids."
Vindictive droids with an annoyingly twisted sense of humor.
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"More masks, then," he said, letting out a sigh of his own.
The mystery somewhat extinguished, there was only one other subject to pursue.
"So," Felix continued after a slight pause, "Are you a Jedi?"
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"...I don't know what I am anymore."