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[livesfastdiesung]

Who: Freyja and YOU
Broadcast: Yes!
Action: If you happen to be on the Paisley, then sure.
When: Now

[When the broadcast starts, Freyja's there, just looking like her usual, possibly excessively bubbly self.]

Hiya! Okay, so, I have an important question. What's your favorite star system? I know we visit them a lot, but I wanna know what you've liked most, especially if you've been to a bunch of them.

Comments

voice

[foxpas]

There was one some time ago, with a magic tree and the ability to share feelings with those you touched. It was odd, but I enjoyed it.

voice

[livesfastdiesung]

Seriously!? Aaaahhhh, that sounds so cool! I wish I could've seen it!

voice

[foxpas]

Perhaps we can return to it eventually... It was quite fun.

Re: voice

[livesfastdiesung]

Maybe, but the universe is huge. It's hard to believe we'd ever go back!

voice

[foxpas]

It would likely be a good idea if we did, though.

voice

[livesfastdiesung]

It'd be nice to see it for all the new people, too.

voice

[foxpas]

It would! It was a very peaceful planet.

[and not full of WATER AND DISEASE EVERYWHERE.]

[padadin]

[Oh! Now this is a topic he can get behind. He's curious to know what kind of places this fleet visits. He's new, but he has stories. It's hard to pick a favorite when all has been war but...]

Back in my universe, we visited a planet called Balmera. But it wasn't an actual planet - it was a creature of the size of one, with its own inhabitants on it.

[livesfastdiesung]

That's so cool, I don't think I've ever heard about that kinda thing happening in the Milky Way, but that's still really cool! Imagine living on it! I bet it was all unique about everything.

[padadin]

It definitely was very unique. Crystals grew on the creature's bodies that could be used to power ships. [But something she says has his attention.] You've been around the Milky Way?

[livesfastdiesung]

Uh-huh. I'm from the Brisingr globular cluster. Windermere specifically!! I lived on Ragna before I got here, though.

[padadin]

[Give him a second while he goes through the globular clusters he knows in his mind.]

I've never heard of it. I'm from Earth, in the Solar System. Is that one in your version of the Milky Way?

[livesfastdiesung]

Uh-huh. Most of my friends are from Earth, kinda, though most of 'em were born on these giiiiiant city ships.

[hollystrike]

Do you mean here or back home? I've always liked the Corellian system back home.

[livesfastdiesung]

Both! What was the Corellian system like?

[hollystrike]

Full of smugglers. Very cute ones. [Actually, she isn't sure. Her love of Star Wars doesn't extend as far as all the extra knowledge that comes with it lmao.]

Here? Well, I'm not sure. I think they've all got something uniquely lovable about them.

[livesfastdiesung]

Cute smugglers... well, I guess there's gotta be some cute smugglers out there somewhere!

I've noticed that too, though. Not that I've been to a whole lot yet!! But most of 'em seem super cool so far!

[hollystrike]

How many have you seen so far? And which one was your favourite?

[livesfastdiesung]

Can I count the ones from home, too?

voice

[stefanged]

[He is absolutely using the communicator, despite the fact that he's probably one or two rooms over - ]

You know, I'm not sure. Every system's had something pretty neat, so... hm. The one with the different factions, maybe?

voice

[livesfastdiesung]

Factions? What kind?

voice

[stefanged]

Well, there were three - Spirit, Savvy, and Moxie. Each faction prioritized something different. Spirit was about intellectual pursuits and religion, Savvy was about survival and the wilderness, and Moxie was about strength and heroic feats.

You'd join a faction based on what you liked best, and you'd just kind of go from there.

voice

[livesfastdiesung]

I kinda like the sound of Moxie...

Did'ya pick Spirit?

voice

[stefanged]

I thought you might – and yeah, I sure did. Was it that obvious?

voice

[livesfastdiesung]

Just a little. It ain't a bad thing! I just couldn't see you as anything else.