voice & text

[ahappylie]

Who: Okita Souji
Broadcast: Yes
Action: Only if you can find him where he's hiding
When: Now!

[When everyone is still reeling from dealing with what happened on the planet, what better way to cheer everyone up than some seriously weird ass fun? Totally. He has the best ideas.

So on some morning after the drift has started and the Fleet seems to be calming down, everyone will get this lovely weird message on the comms. There is no picture of the speaker attached because he sure as hell isn't giving clues to his location.]

I heard from somewhere that this is a popular game in the future.

[Attached to the message are two images:

RateMe1.jpg

and

RateMe2.jpg]

Apparently, you look at a photograph and rate the person from 1 to 10. Feel free to send out more photographs to rate. I'm sure we all have opinions.

Comments

voice;

[ahappylie]

[He just smiles in response, but that doesn't exactly come through the voice function.]

Ah, well, I suppose in my time "chemical burns" was not something we needed to worry about. Fire, certainly, but everything was flammable in my time period. Why is natural cloth expensive in your time?

video

[pain_train]

Oh, that's good. Chemical weapons suck a lot.

I think it's expensive because you like... have to grow plants and stuff or animals for the cloth, right? There's not that much room for growing that kind of stuff and you can't do it in protein farms like you can with meat I guess.

voice;

[ahappylie]

Ah...so you come from a time where the land is not as plentiful? That would certainly explain it. If these planets I've seen since coming here are any indication of the future, I can certainly see how natural resources would become expensive.

video

[pain_train]

Yeah, I think that's how it works. I mean, I come from a place where we all live under a giant dome.

voice;

[ahappylie]

A giant dome...? But how do you get sunlight? Or travel?

Re: voice;

[pain_train]

Well, I mean you don't. Either of those. There are lights inside the dome that control the daylight. And there isn't anywhere to go. All the other cities are dead and the terraforming is fucked up beyond all recognition. [Matter-of-factly stated.]

voice;

[ahappylie]

Ah...so like that one planet we visited that was dug into a giant space rock...

[What a weird thing the future is. He certainly wouldn't want to live that way, but for those who had never known the sun or the sky, perhaps it wasn't so bad.]

Is your city the last one left alive on your entire planet?

Re: voice;

[pain_train]

Kind of? Yeah, Proles is the last. Everyone else is super fucking dead.