Adalwolfe Hawke (
wolfehawke) wrote in
driftfleet2017-02-03 11:39 am
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[Open] Do you believe in magic?
Who: Adalwolfe Hawke and you!
Broadcast: Yes
Action: Yes, Iskaulit or Three Twins
When: During drift week
[While the Fleet was mostly in dry dock at the last port and the Three Twins was getting an overhaul at the expense of basically the entirety of Wolfe's coin (and that of who knows how many other people), Adalwolfe started getting back into studying, tinkering with things, and just generally tried to move on from the whole ordeal. Sort of. He still holds a heavy curiosity over the assistant fleet that helped to chase off the bandits and tried to send a message to that frequency discovered while tinkering with the wire tap device.
The very next day finds him as a human whirlwind in the library on the Iskaulit. He's not a stranger to the place of course, far from in fact since he's been trying to learn on and off the things he felt his magical education was lacking in while growing up, but today he is a veritable force of nature. Anyone who walks in can find him practically buried under stacks upon stacks of books on every subject. Mostly magical but many mundane, including a guide to SQL coding and a large yellow and black tome titled Feng Shui for Dummies. And is that...? No there couldn't be porn in Felix's library, right?
Adalwolfe himself is speeding through the books at a breakneck pace, eyes working like a typewriter as he stamps the words into his brain. Of course, his time with each book doesn't last very long before he reaches for the next one that's maybe tangentially related but certainly another thing he wants to learn. He'll get back to the previous book later. He's done this upwards of 40 times now and books are scattered to open sections on a dizzying myriad of topics. Every so often he stops long enough to type things into his communicator, the result of which can be found on the network several hours later...]
Hey fleet!
[Adalwolfe looks entirely too bouncy for his 35 someodd years of age and the way he talks is with a much more rushed pace than normal, as if he can't get all his thoughts out fast enough.]
I've been doing a lot of reading here in the library and I wrote this thing about magic that I'll upload for you here in a sec or right now might be better so you know what I'm talking about so here--
[Lo' and behold, a document appears with a download link.]
--because you know everyone who does magic here does different magic unless they're form the same world and so it's really interesting to share it all and find out how its related and how it can be classified together because what's considered magic in some places isn't magic in others like enchantment back home isn't magic because Dwarves can do it and everyone knows Dwarves can't do magic because they're resistant to it but enchantment is magic in other places and I don't know why but I still think it's very interesting.
[Oh, there's the end of the sentence. Take a breath.]
If anyone has anything they want to add I'll be glad to add it to the thing so that it has as much information as possible and maybe it can help us all learn from each other or find out how different things work for different worlds though I really don't think anyone should be doing a couple of these like necromancy or blood magic because those require dead bodies that'll stink up the fleet or just really dumb decisions like talking to demons - and I mean Thedas demons, not demons like some of you here because all the demons and spirits I've met here in the Fleet are totally fine and I don't think they want to take over anyone's bodies or anything like that so basically no blood magic or anything but if we practiced somewhere safe then elemental magic and making potions to help the fleet could be a lot easier with more than two of you doing it, right?
[Another breath.]
I also think there's something going on with those devices we found awhile ago because I messed with it again and then this morning I just couldn't stop reading and writing things down like about magic but about other things too like coding and sewing and dragons and did you know the library has a distinct lack of dragon books? Felix we need more books about dragons because dragons are awesome and I really think lacking them is depriving the whole fleet.
[At least he's aware there's something weird going on with him, even if he keeps getting distracted by his own brain.]
Broadcast: Yes
Action: Yes, Iskaulit or Three Twins
When: During drift week
[While the Fleet was mostly in dry dock at the last port and the Three Twins was getting an overhaul at the expense of basically the entirety of Wolfe's coin (and that of who knows how many other people), Adalwolfe started getting back into studying, tinkering with things, and just generally tried to move on from the whole ordeal. Sort of. He still holds a heavy curiosity over the assistant fleet that helped to chase off the bandits and tried to send a message to that frequency discovered while tinkering with the wire tap device.
The very next day finds him as a human whirlwind in the library on the Iskaulit. He's not a stranger to the place of course, far from in fact since he's been trying to learn on and off the things he felt his magical education was lacking in while growing up, but today he is a veritable force of nature. Anyone who walks in can find him practically buried under stacks upon stacks of books on every subject. Mostly magical but many mundane, including a guide to SQL coding and a large yellow and black tome titled Feng Shui for Dummies. And is that...? No there couldn't be porn in Felix's library, right?
Adalwolfe himself is speeding through the books at a breakneck pace, eyes working like a typewriter as he stamps the words into his brain. Of course, his time with each book doesn't last very long before he reaches for the next one that's maybe tangentially related but certainly another thing he wants to learn. He'll get back to the previous book later. He's done this upwards of 40 times now and books are scattered to open sections on a dizzying myriad of topics. Every so often he stops long enough to type things into his communicator, the result of which can be found on the network several hours later...]
Hey fleet!
[Adalwolfe looks entirely too bouncy for his 35 someodd years of age and the way he talks is with a much more rushed pace than normal, as if he can't get all his thoughts out fast enough.]
I've been doing a lot of reading here in the library and I wrote this thing about magic that I'll upload for you here in a sec or right now might be better so you know what I'm talking about so here--
[Lo' and behold, a document appears with a download link.]
--because you know everyone who does magic here does different magic unless they're form the same world and so it's really interesting to share it all and find out how its related and how it can be classified together because what's considered magic in some places isn't magic in others like enchantment back home isn't magic because Dwarves can do it and everyone knows Dwarves can't do magic because they're resistant to it but enchantment is magic in other places and I don't know why but I still think it's very interesting.
[Oh, there's the end of the sentence. Take a breath.]
If anyone has anything they want to add I'll be glad to add it to the thing so that it has as much information as possible and maybe it can help us all learn from each other or find out how different things work for different worlds though I really don't think anyone should be doing a couple of these like necromancy or blood magic because those require dead bodies that'll stink up the fleet or just really dumb decisions like talking to demons - and I mean Thedas demons, not demons like some of you here because all the demons and spirits I've met here in the Fleet are totally fine and I don't think they want to take over anyone's bodies or anything like that so basically no blood magic or anything but if we practiced somewhere safe then elemental magic and making potions to help the fleet could be a lot easier with more than two of you doing it, right?
[Another breath.]
I also think there's something going on with those devices we found awhile ago because I messed with it again and then this morning I just couldn't stop reading and writing things down like about magic but about other things too like coding and sewing and dragons and did you know the library has a distinct lack of dragon books? Felix we need more books about dragons because dragons are awesome and I really think lacking them is depriving the whole fleet.
[At least he's aware there's something weird going on with him, even if he keeps getting distracted by his own brain.]

action; open to Three Twins crew
Could you keep it down? Some of us are trying to sleep!
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[Please excuse him he has no idea as to how rude that sounded.]
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... yeah, alright. You're in charge of your own meals from now on.
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[He's getting really tired of you threatening to take away his food, Ravi. How do you like it?
Of course there's a jovial bent to his tone. He's clearly not serious. He doesn't have the heart.]
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[There's nothing particularly jovial about his tone and he stifles yet another yawn as he turns to leave.]
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[That was said almost at a normal human pace! He's trying.]
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If you're planning to tell me how little I contributed in that situation, I am already well aware, thank you.
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[He bites his lip for a moment.]
No, I wanted to apologize for what happened to you, and maybe offer to show you some ways to defend yourself.
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... you're offering me self-defense lessons?
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[He looks at Ravi hopefully. The truth is Ravi's injury had shaken him, enough that he'd temporarily lost faith in their captain and his ability to protect the crew, but it was brought to his attention that perhaps the fault for that shouldn't be laid solely on Vash's shoulders. After all, he didn't expect Vash to protect him, he can do that himself. Anders too. Which leaves Ravi needing to learn, if he's willing.]
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I could probably use a few pointers. Winn wanted to get me set up with lessons from Jim Kirk as well.
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[Don't ask him how he knows Kirk is fit please.]
I more know things like how to keep a dagger hidden on you in your sleeve or belt, or ways to slip out of holds.
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[He tugs his own small sheath from his waistband, showing it off for Ravi to see.]
I can get one made for you, and we can find you a dagger. Or a kitchen knife, if you prefer. Anything with a sharp edge works, really, but the best idea is to learn how to get out of someone's grip if they manage to grab you. I can show you that, if you have some time to spend in the cargo bay right now.
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[That comes off more like a pitiful whine than he intended.]
It's just that I'm feeling a little under the weather. I'm pretty sure I'm coming down with something.
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[He peers at Ravi, trying to discern the truth.]
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[He motions for Ravi to follow him to the galley, a spring still in his step from his own augment glitch, though he's not entirely sure that's what it is. Several minutes later has them sitting at the table with a mug each of the Fleet's finest brew. Which is really just passable by any other standard. At least it has caffeine.]
So we haven't really talked much. Why don't you tell me a bit about yourself?
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Not much to tell, really. I'm a forensic pathologist hailing from London but working in Seattle. I have a pretty killer collection of various pop culture stuffs, and I'm a level 70 demon-hunter on Diablo III.
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