Jacqli (
fallbythesword) wrote in
driftfleet2017-09-12 08:14 pm
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Who: Jacqli and YOU!!
Broadcast: Yes - fleetwide
Action: If you want - aboard the Marsiva
When: RIGHT NOW!
[ New kid on the hospitality deck! After establishing that she can't simply disappear from this place and reappear innot actually space the Astral Plane, she really only has one thing she even wants to bother to ask of the network at large.
She turns on the video feed, and looks very, very unimpressed - bored, even. ]
If anyone knows about The Machine as it relates to the Astral Plane, or a very specific shop, respond to this.
[ There's a long pause. ... Okay, okay, fine, she should probably also say something borderline nice. Ugh. ]
... In the absence of such knowledge, I guess someone could tell me what planet that is outside, and why it sounds like a nervous pop star.
Broadcast: Yes - fleetwide
Action: If you want - aboard the Marsiva
When: RIGHT NOW!
[ New kid on the hospitality deck! After establishing that she can't simply disappear from this place and reappear in
She turns on the video feed, and looks very, very unimpressed - bored, even. ]
If anyone knows about The Machine as it relates to the Astral Plane, or a very specific shop, respond to this.
[ There's a long pause. ... Okay, okay, fine, she should probably also say something borderline nice. Ugh. ]
... In the absence of such knowledge, I guess someone could tell me what planet that is outside, and why it sounds like a nervous pop star.

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Can't say I'm as social as I might seem, either.
Unfortunately none of that is familiar to me. I can't be of any help in that regard. :(
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That's fine. And anyway, consider yourself fortunate, The Machine was pretty annoying to deal with.
What about you? Were you somewhere like this before?
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I deal with annoying pretty regularly. This is my first trip to this sort of level of annoying, though.
I'm Jill Valentine, by the way. Tactical support on the Heron. :)
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Dare I ask what sort of annoying is your normal, then?
[ She's genuinely curious, actually. ... What she isn't so thrilled about, however, is the standard convention that means that she now has to provide a name as well. Damn it all. She debates for what is probably a moment too long, before finally sending another message. ]
Call me Jacqli. The stupid thing in my head is telling me I'm an engineer. Because of course I have no choice in the matter.
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Just one of those people who don't ever stop working because my work never stops, I guess. Bioterrorists often are so wired that they rarely sleep -- and if they do, whatever even they've put in motion doesn't.
Hey, Jacqli. Figure we all have to work together even if we don't like it, but to my knowledge the ships don't need a lot of repair (or tactical support), so at least even if we've no choice it doesn't have to be one that we actively participate in.
Don't try to remove that thing, by the way. It won't come out and you'll lose a lot of blood. There's some kind of mechanism in it that prevents people from removing it or having others do it for them. I'm not very thrilled about it.
[ That's putting it lightly. It nauseates her to the very core. ]
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I had a feeling they were protecting the devices somehow. Thanks for the confirmation.
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Not surprising. Too bad we can't get one out and try to analyze it.
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[ She's so nice. ]
If only we could. Since we can't, I'll just have to do my best to track my observations with it still attached to me. It won't be as valuable I'm sure, but maybe it will do some good.
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[ Her kinda gal! ]
If you're able to, anything can be valuable. Sometimes it's those small details that don't seem important that end up being the most integral.