Sayid Jarrah (
redatheart) wrote in
driftfleet2017-03-14 10:44 pm
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Who: Sayid Jarrah
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: SS Bishop
When: Post-Shuffle
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[He'd only had a short time aboard the Marsiva before he found himself transported yet again, this time onto the bridge of a much smaller, less immaculate ship. Not long enough to figure out what was going on, not even long enough to browse the network.
Sayid's new shipmates will therefore find their newest member seated at the comm station, pretty much ignoring his celebratory pudding. (Someone else can eat it, if they want.) Perhaps somewhat notably, he's dressed in clothing that could reasonably be described as archaic - leather armor over simple clothing - and yet he doesn't seem awed or confused by the technology. Even with the augment, he seems pretty damn sure about what he's doing.]
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[So yeah, there's this guy in fancy leather armor on screen. His arms are crossed over his chest, the look on his face is faintly annoyed, but he's calm and collected.]
I'm starting to worry that these kidnapping situations are going to become routine for me.
[Okay, but no that frustration isn't helpful, and he needs answers more than he needs to gripe.]
I'd like to know if there's anything expected of us here - other than to be amusing - or if we're otherwise allowed to live our lives unbothered. Our lives such as they are, anyway.
[Because, you know, the last time he was unexpectedly yanked from one place to another, there were games and dying and a lot of trauma. It'd be nice if that weren't repeated.]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: SS Bishop
When: Post-Shuffle
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[He'd only had a short time aboard the Marsiva before he found himself transported yet again, this time onto the bridge of a much smaller, less immaculate ship. Not long enough to figure out what was going on, not even long enough to browse the network.
Sayid's new shipmates will therefore find their newest member seated at the comm station, pretty much ignoring his celebratory pudding. (Someone else can eat it, if they want.) Perhaps somewhat notably, he's dressed in clothing that could reasonably be described as archaic - leather armor over simple clothing - and yet he doesn't seem awed or confused by the technology. Even with the augment, he seems pretty damn sure about what he's doing.]
network - video
[So yeah, there's this guy in fancy leather armor on screen. His arms are crossed over his chest, the look on his face is faintly annoyed, but he's calm and collected.]
I'm starting to worry that these kidnapping situations are going to become routine for me.
[Okay, but no that frustration isn't helpful, and he needs answers more than he needs to gripe.]
I'd like to know if there's anything expected of us here - other than to be amusing - or if we're otherwise allowed to live our lives unbothered. Our lives such as they are, anyway.
[Because, you know, the last time he was unexpectedly yanked from one place to another, there were games and dying and a lot of trauma. It'd be nice if that weren't repeated.]

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oh hey you're that guy from ometotchjhzdf whatever
also yeah you're free to chill
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Ometotchtli, yes.
Who is this?
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there's a bunch of us here it's weird
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video;
Oh.
Oh.
Not seen on screen: Tempest scrambling with her device, knocking it off the bed and cursing at it until she nearly falls off the bed to grab it. Then it's a matter of pushing the right buttons with shaky hands until she finds the video option]
—you're bloody late!
[that's it, that's all she can think of to blurt out]
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And yet, there's his girlfriend, on the screen.
...Scolding him.]
Aurae...
[The fact that her real name slips out should be indication enough of how shocked he is to see her. Though a few seconds later he looks a little chagrined. Public network and all.]
Late how, exactly? Which ship are you on?
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[other than I've missed you terribly. You know she's fumbling for some train of thought when she starts rambling. But there's movement as she jumps off her bed and dances over her plants to head for her door]
I'm on the Goldstone, which ship are you on?
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You're taking this well, human. Especially with how often the Atroma target your kind for this game.
[Yeah, she'd noticed. Though humans seemed to be the largest group targeted in the last cross-universe kidnapping ploy she'd been dragged into, too. Despite her size, she was doing what she could to avoid being overly menacing, choosing to keep a distance between them- as best she could anyway, given the cramped confines of the ship.]
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Unfortunately, this is not my first time being forced to adapt to improbable circumstances. I've learned that panicking does very little.
[Also the soldier thing. Grace under fire.]
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[Her default approach was pretty much "go down swinging" whenever something unexpectedly awful happened, so it's really no surprise she doesn't like people who do the other thing. The panicky, try-to-run-away thing.]
Have you made yourself familiar with the ship?
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A — Ampere?
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I go by Sayid now. Or, rather, again. Finally.
[Since he had an issue with the name for a really long time. He's over that now, mostly thanks to Tempest. Anyway, he's assuming Charles at least knew about the struggle.]
It's good to see you, Miles. Or do you prefer Charles?
[He's known his real name for a while, since a memory share with Erik during a game.]
Re: video
Charles is fine. How — how have you been?
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You will fall into a routine eventually.
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I'm not sure I could ever forget. Attacked by whom?
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I...can't say exactly. I think the term was raiders?
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[There's something both casually flippant and detached about the statement, the way he says it, possibly because his eyes and half on something out of frame. Though Sayid can't see it, a book in his lap]
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Ah. Death, torture, emotional distress. Among other things, but those seem the most pressing.
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Well...there has been only one death of which I am aware, and more a matter of happenstance than anything obviously engineered by our captors. They are rather hands-off in their management. And I suppose if you consider large spans of monotony torturous, that may be a concern.
[Notably, he leaves off the last example.]
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[ Sayid, you've been in kidnapping situations before, this should be a cake walk, right? ]
Mostly it's just planet-ship-space on repeat.
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That's comforting, I suppose. Aside from the possibility of being attacked. Is that a common occurrence?
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[The look on his face when he talks about the latter is not..the most pleased.]
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