Gemini de Mille (
stretchy_girl) wrote in
driftfleet2016-09-23 10:41 am
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Who: Gemini & Open!
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 23/9
[The Marsiva's Hospitality Deck is cool and sterile as this feed clicks into life, the cameras zooming in on the biobed in the centre of the room. Normally there would be a recognisable humanoid lying there, but today there is a strange puddle of dark blue goop, glossy and rubbery in texture, held in place by a special cradle to stop the material slopping all over the spotless floor. There's only one clue that this is a person; an Augment suspended neatly in the middle of the blob. For a good long moment nothing happens, but then slowly the goo starts to move, twitching at first and then beginning to churn in increased agitation.
It had been a long time since Gemini last experienced unconsciousness and she was extremely disorientated. One moment she'd been closing in for a kill, about to finish her mission and the next she's waking up in an entirely different place having unwillingly reverted to her base form. That fact alone making her very unhappy.
Tentacles erupt from the rubbery mass, seeking to do damage to whoever had captured her, the forest of angry coils knocking the cameras askew, filling the room in a writhing mass as information from her Augment starts to trickle in. The information was unwelcome, the sensation of having a thing attached to her not something Gemini wanted and she immediately tried to detach her cells from it.
It's a good thing she doesn't have a mouth to scream. The tentacles twitch and start to melt, pulling back to the cradle, the whole gooey mass flopping to the floor out of sight, obviously in terrible pain. It's nearly a minute later when one of the cameras is wrenched back around, and now there's a black haired young woman staring into the camera, visibly seething.]
What the hell is this place? Is this some kind of fucking joke?
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 23/9
[The Marsiva's Hospitality Deck is cool and sterile as this feed clicks into life, the cameras zooming in on the biobed in the centre of the room. Normally there would be a recognisable humanoid lying there, but today there is a strange puddle of dark blue goop, glossy and rubbery in texture, held in place by a special cradle to stop the material slopping all over the spotless floor. There's only one clue that this is a person; an Augment suspended neatly in the middle of the blob. For a good long moment nothing happens, but then slowly the goo starts to move, twitching at first and then beginning to churn in increased agitation.
It had been a long time since Gemini last experienced unconsciousness and she was extremely disorientated. One moment she'd been closing in for a kill, about to finish her mission and the next she's waking up in an entirely different place having unwillingly reverted to her base form. That fact alone making her very unhappy.
Tentacles erupt from the rubbery mass, seeking to do damage to whoever had captured her, the forest of angry coils knocking the cameras askew, filling the room in a writhing mass as information from her Augment starts to trickle in. The information was unwelcome, the sensation of having a thing attached to her not something Gemini wanted and she immediately tried to detach her cells from it.
It's a good thing she doesn't have a mouth to scream. The tentacles twitch and start to melt, pulling back to the cradle, the whole gooey mass flopping to the floor out of sight, obviously in terrible pain. It's nearly a minute later when one of the cameras is wrenched back around, and now there's a black haired young woman staring into the camera, visibly seething.]
What the hell is this place? Is this some kind of fucking joke?

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It's a moment before she can speak.]
Uh... you... you okay there?
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I'm fine. Who are you? Did you have anything to do with bringing me here?
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Nah, just another victim. I don't know much about what's goin' on yet, except that we're apparently on a television show.
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Is there any particular reason you think they chose you?
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Not a funny one. You're on the Marsiva. Space ship. You've been abducted like the rest of us.
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In space? [Gemini weighs up that revelation, the information stream from her Augment seeming to confirm it as she does her best to hide a burst of fear, covering it with an angry growl.] Abducted by who? [Whoever they are Gemini wants to make them suffer]
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The Atroma. Our mysterious overlords. They don't usually show themselves. I've been here for eight months and I've only seen one appearance. [Not withing striking range unfortunately.]
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So we're trapped here? [In space, surrounded by all that icy cold...no she's not thinking about that. Instead she's swinging a kick at the nearest piece of deck-plating intending to leave a sizeable dent.] Rrrr!
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You won't be able to get off the Marsiva until they assign you a ship. After that, you have limited freedom. Which is also known as not really freedom at all.
[She just watches the kick, not concerned that the woman can actually damage the ship and put herself in real danger. She's sure they have safeguards against that. Impressive kick though.]
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I am very sorry for the circumstances, miss. I see Ms. Pryde has explained the broad strokes of our abduction. My name's Lord Montague Navarro, but please do feel free to call me Monty. I fear there's not terribly much I can do for you where you are, save make the suggestion that you used your rather extraordinary abilities to attempt to see into other parts of that vessel. Apparently, no one has been able to leave the hospitality deck before being transferred to a ship out in the fleet.
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She did. This chip thing's filled in some of the other gaps, that might be an idea though...[She wanders over to one of the air vents for a closer look, kneeling to inspect the millimetre thin gaps in the grille.]
I can certainly get through that. Are you telling me nobody else has tried to get into the vents before? [She doesn't want to get fried by any nasty surprises in there.]
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Not as far as I'm aware, but I'm quite new, myself. I shouldn't like you to hurt yourself, if you think that's likely to happen, though. Perhaps consulting Ms. Pryde? She seems to be quite knowledgeable.
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I don't understand it. There's air circulating in there and I've tried following it, but the ducts just get smaller and smaller until they stop. I pushed a good fifteen to twenty metres in several directions but the same thing happened each way.
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Not a joke, sorry. It's a fleet of ships? In space?
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So I've been told. Let me guess, you're going to tell me to make the best of a bad situation?
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But that is better than a lot of other options?
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And if there are no good options?
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I'm not sure. People here really are nice and generally want to help.
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[She turns on her end of the feed, reaching up to take the cigarette from her mouth. She's covered up her surprise at least.]
It's a joke, but not the fun kind. The fucked up, no way out, laugh at your misery kind.
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Wonderful. [There that's her being civil.] It sounds like you're speaking from bitter experience?
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[She hadn't realized it had been that long.]
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[That is very bad news. So much so that she's flexing her hand as if holding a stress ball, her fingers elongating into razor sharp claws every time she flexes.]
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[Okay. The hand thing? Pretty weird.]
Does that like...hurt? The finger...claw...thing.
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