You can check out anytime you'd like.. [Hotel Corona Mingle]

[thespaceopera]

Who: The Fleet!
Broadcast: If you want
Action: Hotel Corona or Planet Ikke
When: December 7th onward



[After the mystery and isolation of their last destination, the Marsiva seems determined to head to brighter, busier territory. After a long journey through remote, nebula-painted space, speeding along at a brisk pace for the Host ship, the Marsiva brings her Fleet to a sudden and prominent point of traffic.

It seems that the Fleet has happened upon some sort of vacation destination! Maybe Atroma thinks that the passengers deserve some rest and relaxation... or just wants to distract them with something huge and shiny.

Welcome to Hotel Corona! Feel free to enjoy yourselves and enjoy the sites! If a hotel resort isn't your thing, you can head on over to the nearby planet and explore it's icy wonders.

In order words: it's a mingle!! Everyone get in! ]

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Comments

[save_the_souls]

[...]

...Y-Yes?

[No.]

[imfine1111one]

Allen.

You have a giant scar on your face.

[C'MON BUDDY]

[save_the_souls]

-!

H-Hey! That was from before I became an Exorcist! It doesn't count!

[ITS THE MARK OF MY TRAGIC BACKSTORY OKAY GOD]

[imfine1111one]

That's even MORE concerning! And obviously it doesn't equate to real life, but I've read plenty of comic books--for research--and I know that anyone who excels at fighting the supernatural also has a knack of getting themselves hurt the most!

[save_the_souls]

Comic books for--

[Da fuq]

Comic books are not valid research sources!

[imfine1111one]

OBJECTION given the nature of your previous career, I'd say it's not only valid, but extremely relevant! That aside, reading is an excellent use of downtime between cases! [there were DRY SPELLS between clients, okay]

Don't try to change the subject!

[save_the_souls]

[#$%@]

No they're not! They're fiction! That'd be like me using courts movies to gauge your job!

[imfine1111one]

--gah!

That's not the same at all! Court dramas are just that, dramatized. They're not nearly as engaging as the real thing! Meanwhile, the most engaging comics have realistically flawed characters who are, so surprisingly, stubborn! Isn't that a coincidence!

[save_the_souls]

[oh you asked for it. Pointing very dramatically!!]

OBJECTION!

Great court dramas can also have realistically flawed characters who are just as stubborn as any comic book character! There are many that are considered cinematic masterpieces! You can't dismiss them and claim comics are a legitimate source in the same breath! It's all or nothing, Justice!

[imfine1111one]

[HOW DARE YOU??? SLAMS FISTS ON A CONVENIENTLY DESK SHAPED FAKE SHRUB]

OBJECTION perhaps so, but as an actual lawyer, I speak from experience! Therefore, the only way you could possibly dismiss the validity of the exceptionally varied genre of comics, you'd actually have to be a comic character yourself! And that--[POINTS DRAMATICALLY!!!]--just isn't possible!

[save_the_souls]

ACTUALLY-




[He holds up a finger!]




It's possible! I have run into Jedi and other people from Star Wars in the fleet. [ ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ]

[imfine1111one]

HOLD IT--!

. . .

. . .

.......................


Seriously? You're not lying. . .

[save_the_souls]

Nope! Clay theorises it has something to do with there being some strange connection across multiple dimensions!

So, there's a chance there's a dimension where you're in a piece of fiction!

[imfine1111one]

. . .

(Well. That would explain the HP bar in court.)

It sounds like kind of a stretch for the argument, but I can't entirely dismiss the possibility, either.

Though I'm more of a fan of Dr. Whom than the classic space opera, it'd still be really awkward to meet an actual character in real life.

[save_the_souls]

Ask Clay! He'll tell you the same thing!

...Dr. Whom?

[imfine1111one]

Just a sci-fi show, you've probably never heard of it. And fine, I will.










I'm also going to ask him how often you get hurt.

[save_the_souls]

Oh.





Damn. [So Close]