driftfleet | first video.

Who: Leo Fitz
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: on the Bishop
When: Jan 6th ; post-shuffle

[ he hardly had a chance to really look around the marsiva before he was transported elsewhere. the time allowed him to get his bearings, but mostly it allowed him a chance to calm down a little after what he just experienced with the whole... well, hydra. he's by no means past the whole ordeal but he feels like he can breath now, at least.

he halfheartedly looks around the bishop, trying to get a feel for the layout though not really entering any of the rooms just yet. except for the kitchen. that's where he sits down and pulls out his communicator ]

My name's Fitz. Leo - Leopold - Fitz. Is this really some sort of reality show? In space? [ and if so, why did they chose him? especially without simmons. at least if she was here they could properly appreciate the fact that he is on a ship in space right now. instead he's worried about her. and the rest of the team, of course ]

Quick question. Another question. Does shield mean anything to you? Not a shield, but just... shield.

[ and he ends the feed there. coulson, may, ward, any one of them would be much better at asking without asking. but they're not here! well actually he's not sure yet if they are. that's what he's trying to find out. at the very least, maybe this will point him in the direction of someone he can trust ]

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All over, supposedly. You wouldn't think it could reach, but then again, we've never actually seen an audience, either. There's no proof either way.

[he wishes he had more proof to answer that better, but]

No, you wouldn't. Especially not while we're drifting through space. Either the unseen audience stays close or that's a powerful signal.

[ and if it's the latter? he'd certainly love to get a look at it. though something tells him that's a little easier said than done. maybe it's all the questions people don't seem to have answers for giving him that feeling. who knows! ]

Mm, it could be either or both, for all we know. At the very least, though, you tend to forget that they're out there, once you settle in.

Being watched all the time seems like it would be rather unsettling.

That's true enough. But the lack of proof helps, even if it's frustrating at times.

A lack of proof is frustrating, but I suppose you're right. Without any actual evidence of someone being there, you'd probably forget about it after a while.

Still unsettling though.

Just a bit. [it'll never not be some level of unsettling]

Have you found anyone who knows what - ah, "shield" is? I can't say I'm familiar with it myself, but -

Yeah I have actually, thank you. Um, not who I was hoping to find, but the results were pleasantly unexpected.

That's - good, then? You've found people you know?

Yes and no. They're people I know of, but I've never met them before.

Ah. Well that's . . . still something, at least. I know what that's like. [though it was sort of the other way around, and far more complicated]

Something, indeed. There are preferable somethings, but I guess I shouldn't complain too much about it. They're familiar faces, at least. Even if I know them - know of them - and they have no idea who I am.

You're welcome to complain all you'd like, I wouldn't hold it against you. But I get what you mean.

At the very least, most people here are friendly?

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