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lord_wizard) wrote in
driftfleet2015-02-20 05:59 pm
Entry tags:
first labyrinth
Who: Felix Harrowgate
Broadcast: Fleet-wide
Action: Marsiva
When: 2/20, evening
[The fact that Felix remembers the past four years when he wakes up is the first indication he has that something has gone wrong. Normally the lack of memory loss would be a good thing, but he'd expected, given everything he'd learned, that life would resume as it had been the moment he'd left his own world. Of course, things had been a bit irregular near the end, and he'd had a strange hope that maybe he wouldn't forget.
The network station first records him sitting up in his cot, a man dressed in a rich burgundy coat reminiscent of eighteenth century nobility, his slightly curly red hair tied back with a ribbon. Fingers clad in gold and garnet rings brush first against his forehead, then at his chest where the necklace Ashura had given him still lay, then patting against his pocket where the Sibylline decidedly still wasn't.
As he takes in the open space and the void outside the sweeping windows, the expression on his face shifts smoothly from confusion, to shock, to a vivid anger. He sits up from his bed so quickly that it upends with a clatter]
No! No! [his shout is shrill, edging on hysterical, and much higher than might be expected out of him at first glance. He turns in place, as if looking for something or someone to direct this at instead of thin air, then settles at shouting at nothing]
Damn you, Paradisa! Is is really going to be one last trick? Haven't I served my time? Haven't I done enough?
[His eyes, vivid yellow and pale blue, find his communicator sitting on cot next to his, and he stalks over to pick it up a rather obvious air of contempt. His brows knit together in slight puzzlement amidst the storming anger]
What is this? [The fact that he actually knows the answer to that raises more questions] Is the journal not good enough for you any longer?
Broadcast: Fleet-wide
Action: Marsiva
When: 2/20, evening
[The fact that Felix remembers the past four years when he wakes up is the first indication he has that something has gone wrong. Normally the lack of memory loss would be a good thing, but he'd expected, given everything he'd learned, that life would resume as it had been the moment he'd left his own world. Of course, things had been a bit irregular near the end, and he'd had a strange hope that maybe he wouldn't forget.
The network station first records him sitting up in his cot, a man dressed in a rich burgundy coat reminiscent of eighteenth century nobility, his slightly curly red hair tied back with a ribbon. Fingers clad in gold and garnet rings brush first against his forehead, then at his chest where the necklace Ashura had given him still lay, then patting against his pocket where the Sibylline decidedly still wasn't.
As he takes in the open space and the void outside the sweeping windows, the expression on his face shifts smoothly from confusion, to shock, to a vivid anger. He sits up from his bed so quickly that it upends with a clatter]
No! No! [his shout is shrill, edging on hysterical, and much higher than might be expected out of him at first glance. He turns in place, as if looking for something or someone to direct this at instead of thin air, then settles at shouting at nothing]
Damn you, Paradisa! Is is really going to be one last trick? Haven't I served my time? Haven't I done enough?
[His eyes, vivid yellow and pale blue, find his communicator sitting on cot next to his, and he stalks over to pick it up a rather obvious air of contempt. His brows knit together in slight puzzlement amidst the storming anger]
What is this? [The fact that he actually knows the answer to that raises more questions] Is the journal not good enough for you any longer?

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He'll give a lazy wave at the camera, giving no emotion but boredom away, as usual. ]
This isn't the castle. This is a whole new management of otherworldly messes.
'Lo, Felix.
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On the other hand, it's a bit ambitious for the demon]
Crowley. [He gives the screen a sideways look, trying to decide if he was figment of his imagination or nor, or how he would even tell]
What in the name of all the powers is going on, then?
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The one and only.
Mostly, it's a TV show. In space. They're watching us with cameras all the time. A group called Atroma run it.
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I thought tv shows had scripts. Like a play. And you told me yourself nothing good happens in space. And...I'm sorry...did you say...all the time?
[o o p s]
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Not this one. It's more...ad lib. And yes all the time. Even now.
[He considers.]
Despite the castle's tendency to make space horrible and traumatising for us, nothing that bad has happened just yet. Not saying it won't, mind, but there's been no zombie aliens nor gateways to Hell yet.
I know. I checked.
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Godddess, don't tell him this is what he was like upon entering.]
It's a communicator. It lets you speak with those a ways away. It's a far throw from a journal.
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It know what it is. [He does pull himself back from the anger for a moment, unsure if this man is really to blame for his situation.] The journal of which I speak was capable of the same thing...minus that of the pictures.
[His brow arches and he passes his hands lightly over the buttons of the thing] How do I know what it is? [Even the journal was not so obliging in the explanation of its function.]
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[He'll wait for him to sit but not for long. Impatience is a greedy mistress and he succumbs easily, jolting into motion after a minute, one hand tapping the lump on his own neck.] Feel your neck. There should be a bump? It's an augment. Some type of... technology [the word sounds so foreign] they implanted within us. Probably while sleeping. It's what's feeding you information.
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I may be ill. [Yes, that will do for now]
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[Holding his arms close to his chest, he leans against the doorframe, watching Felix with flickers of both concern and curiosity.] If it's any consolation, it seems to be largely helpful.
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I can't wait to get out of here...
[ The next comment is a little louder, meant for the newest arrival. ]
Who are you even yelling at? They're not listening.
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He turns his gaze on Stephanie, who merits a puzzled look and then a terse response]
Given my recent experience, darling, there is always someone listening. [He levels an even more acid glare on the walls] Or something.
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Okay, that's actually true, but they don't answer.
...what recent experience?
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The realization that he's been waylaid yet again is starting to creep in, but he pushes back the despair and sighs deeply instead]
Would you believe I have spent more than four years in a world that was not my own, courtesy of a powerful entity which took the form of a castle and which sustained itself upon the emotions of those it kidnapped?
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Another guy here said something like that... though I don't think it was the same place. He said something about being on the moon...
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What is this Paradisa you mentioned? Color me curious.
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The bane of my existence for more than four years. What else would it be?
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I merely ask because we generally seem to come from different places, here.
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Yet another theme familiar to me. [Which is an unhelpful answer and he knows it. But considering he's effectively stuck yet again, he decides to maybe not drive off every living thing in the vicinity and attempt to answer with more clarity.] Paradisa was a powerful magical entity which had a penchant for collecting people from every world and reality you could imagine, and then some. The world it resided in was not my world any more than this is. [He's definitely still angry though.]
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[He nodded once.]
Dorian Pavus, of Thedas.
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action forever;
We're on a spaceship and you're yelling at ghosts.
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Two things which have no business being combined.
[He glances around. The place doesn't look like a likely spot for a haunting.]
Whose ghosts?
[Sorry Aaron were you being metaphorical?]
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[ Ugh, why are so many people here just crazy or completely out of left field? ]
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[He rolls his eyes at this answer]
The entity I assumed brought me here. Not a ghost.
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