Gemini de Mille (
stretchy_girl) wrote in
driftfleet2016-09-23 10:41 am
Video
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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The gentleman decides not to actually ask about any of those possibilities that present immediately to mind. This isn't Between.]
Well, you've certainly gotten farther than anyone else, I'd wager. What a bizarre system, though. Vents are meant to circulate air, but if there's a block... how would they be circulating anything? Perhaps the Marsiva was designed as some manner of prison ship?
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I imagine so. I don't understand how the system could work though, it makes no sense! If it was a prison then where are the cells?
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... The entire deck?
[Monty has no earthly idea, really.]
We have transporters. [He says the word a little like he's never actually spoken it in this context.] Perhaps we're transported into this cell on the Marsiva 'til they're ready to assign us to a ship. And to prepare us with these... augments. I'm so very sorry for the trouble, miss. I wish I could be of more help. Though, I daresay you've discovered something new for your efforts.
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That makes a lot of sense. [She nods thoughtfully, letting out an entirely unnecessary breath as a sigh, folding her arms and beginning to look very sad and depressed. It's an act for Monty's benefit, but she obviously likes him to start toying with him this way. In the meantime though she's blinking back what look like tears from her eyes, her body language anxious and vulnerable.]
I just hope I'll be able to make some friends here...my name's Anna by the way.
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It's good to meet you, Ms. Anna, though I dearly wish it were under better circumstances. I'm certain you'll make many friends here. Everyone I've met so far has been very kind and understanding. We share a destiny now. I imagine all of us should like to see it be a good one.
Once you're assigned to a ship, it may be easier. There's the Isakaulit where you can meet with many people. I'd be happy to introduce myself in-person to you there.
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Thank you. [She sniffs, wiping at her eyes, 'recovering' herself.] That's very kind of you. Once I'm settled on my ship I'll be sure to visit you on the Iskaulit. I shan't forget your kindness Monty.
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[He sends over his personal communicator ID frequency.]
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[She cuts the connection, sweet smile turning darker as she walks away to explore further.]