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Action/Voice. Sherlock Sam and the Funky Bunch
Who: Sam Winchester
Broadcast: Fleetwide Video
Action: Planetside
When: Throughout end of March.
[Action. OPTION A. (At Some Point Earlier in March)]
[Being soulless had not been the worst thing in the world for Sam. There's worse to glitch to. But when he wakes up one morning fully resouled and with every memory of being either a pervert or an ass, he resolves to groan into his hands and wish to go back to sleep for a few years. But life's not nearly so generous to a Winchester, so sooner or later he's up and around the fleet again (trying to pretend he didn't hit on someone who is like a sister, or insult everyone's hair, or make out with a friend. Oh god. Regardless, he is... around. Gym, The Space bar to work, the Bloodsport.
He's Sam again. Like, sappy furrow-browed Sam. Thank god?]
[Action. OPTION B. (Later in March)]
[When they land on the planet, Sam's instantly skeptical. It means he should be digging around in whatever has bodies of literature, obviously - so he's in the library, nose-deep, brow wrinkled in deep thought where he scours over blueprints, informational works, and so on. Feel free to break his concentration or make him go sleep or eat, because he's kinda getting really involved in living in this damn library.]
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Hey, guys. I think I've got something that'll help us. So this place - Nariba Relia, it was some passion project with regards to settling down and making a planet inhabitable. Actually, that's kind of what we're used to, right? Planets that aren't quite as inhabitable, people adapting where needed. Anyway, they were working on this replicator tech - I'm assuming that's the replacement of already used supplies, like we've been seeing in town.
There's not much else here that talks about it, but it's at least something... I've found a few blueprints here, too - if anyone wants to look into them, I'm more than happy to pass off whatever I come across so we can find where the hell the people here went. I, um. I also wonder if the fleet... uses something similar to replicator technology?
I mean, we always seem stocked with particular foods, don't we? In the kitchens. Sure, we can bring our own foods aboard the ships, but I've always wondered how they restocked the basic gels and all that. If we were on typical spaceships from home, I'm sure we'd have run out of rations by now, right? It's just a thought.
Anyone interested in sifting through these blueprints with me? There are a hell of a lot; a whole town's worth, and all that.
Maybe we can get something out of them that we could have from Nariba Relia's citizens.
[AKA feel free to find any information you need through these blueprints he's got laid out.
Also please dear god don't mention the soulless thing.]
Broadcast: Fleetwide Video
Action: Planetside
When: Throughout end of March.
[Action. OPTION A. (At Some Point Earlier in March)]
[Being soulless had not been the worst thing in the world for Sam. There's worse to glitch to. But when he wakes up one morning fully resouled and with every memory of being either a pervert or an ass, he resolves to groan into his hands and wish to go back to sleep for a few years. But life's not nearly so generous to a Winchester, so sooner or later he's up and around the fleet again (trying to pretend he didn't hit on someone who is like a sister, or insult everyone's hair, or make out with a friend. Oh god. Regardless, he is... around. Gym, The Space bar to work, the Bloodsport.
He's Sam again. Like, sappy furrow-browed Sam. Thank god?]
[Action. OPTION B. (Later in March)]
[When they land on the planet, Sam's instantly skeptical. It means he should be digging around in whatever has bodies of literature, obviously - so he's in the library, nose-deep, brow wrinkled in deep thought where he scours over blueprints, informational works, and so on. Feel free to break his concentration or make him go sleep or eat, because he's kinda getting really involved in living in this damn library.]
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Hey, guys. I think I've got something that'll help us. So this place - Nariba Relia, it was some passion project with regards to settling down and making a planet inhabitable. Actually, that's kind of what we're used to, right? Planets that aren't quite as inhabitable, people adapting where needed. Anyway, they were working on this replicator tech - I'm assuming that's the replacement of already used supplies, like we've been seeing in town.
There's not much else here that talks about it, but it's at least something... I've found a few blueprints here, too - if anyone wants to look into them, I'm more than happy to pass off whatever I come across so we can find where the hell the people here went. I, um. I also wonder if the fleet... uses something similar to replicator technology?
I mean, we always seem stocked with particular foods, don't we? In the kitchens. Sure, we can bring our own foods aboard the ships, but I've always wondered how they restocked the basic gels and all that. If we were on typical spaceships from home, I'm sure we'd have run out of rations by now, right? It's just a thought.
Anyone interested in sifting through these blueprints with me? There are a hell of a lot; a whole town's worth, and all that.
Maybe we can get something out of them that we could have from Nariba Relia's citizens.
[AKA feel free to find any information you need through these blueprints he's got laid out.
Also please dear god don't mention the soulless thing.]
Option A: Back in the gym!
She'd thought about calling him a few times, but she wasn't sure what to say. Or really how to feel about the whole thing. It was fun, but she doesn't really feel ready for it even if she's also lonely and touch starved. Winn returning feels less and less likely every day, but she's still in love with him and that complicates everything for her and for anyone she'd do any "moving on" with. And as she continued to not call she eventually noticed he wasn't calling either which made her reflect more on the state of Sam and how something seemed different the whole time. He definitely looked different to her, but then it felt like they were talking the way they usually would. But they've definitely never made out before and he's never hit on her, so was that the only difference or was it more? It's hard to put her finger on, but she's pretty sure it was more.
And the moment she sees him again she's even more sure because he looks like he always had and not like he did that day. Not bad or anything, but a little more mature? A little more in his head? Though she's not sure what it all means.]
Hey you.
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Ah. Sam glances at her and sits up sharply from the weight bench.
Smooth. He may seem a little surprised (maybe mortified), sure... But he'll do his best to try to not make this any more awkward than it could have been or may be now. It was just... a thing. A thing that happened. He's had way worse go down in soulless mode; this is at least nothing too bad, was really nice in fact, in memory. He's not sure how to feel about the idea that she wanted to return a kiss — it's not love or anything, not like that, but it was a very personal and unerasable thing between two living breathing people.
Sam tucks his wayward strand away behind a slightly pointed ear.
He has to explain, and it sucks.
And in as normal a reply as he can, like they're just chummy at the gym, he says:]
Hey, Kitty. How're you doing today?
[This is already going so well, Sammy.]
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Mmm, still the captive of mysterious alien overlords, but otherwise doing pretty good. You?
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A considerable amount, yeah. How about you?
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I'm asking because of the possibility of radiation sickness. Have you had any excessive exhaustion or nausea?
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Cas wanders off to paw through a few nearby shelves, though he keeps nearby. Apparently he's assigned himself to babysitting duty.]
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Beer and PB&J. A, uh, true match made in heaven.
[He leans back from his seat, weary-eyed but sharp enough to get what's going on.]
What, no sandwich for you?
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No, I don't like the food here. [Even more than he doesn't like it at home!! Don't think he didn't wistfully try some peanut butter and hope it was good. It wasn't.] Eat that, Sam, it's safe to consume.
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[Back home, there are plenty of abandoned towns, but everyone knows exactly what happened. No one goes without a trace at all. She clears her throat.]
Shinji said he'd found graves. But the tombstones don't have names written on them. It made me think the planet wasn't even real. Like a placeholder.
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... You're a new face. Welcome? It's probably not a very fun welcome.
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[a snort] Thanks. I've had worse welcomes, probably.
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[He's from the space future, why would he think otherwise.]
What blueprints have you found, if I may ask? Is there anything related to this technology?
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I have been looking through the library myself and I'm surprised by how little substantial information has been left behind.
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I'm sorry about my... really great commentary.
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So when Sam staggers out of his room that morning and she passes him, it's with a cheerful wave of her fingers as she carries on past.
Nothing much to say, is there?]
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The question is, how quickly is Nami going to note how sappy he looks when he passes, because he's totally gonna make a beeline for coffee and then try to escape to the planet like an avoidance-fueled loser.]
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[Because it looks like he's got a couple offers already. But Felix is kind of frustrated that sifting through all the news reels came up with exactly natch. A lot of work for no pay-off. And now he's curious. Well. More curious.]
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[Everyone's been so busy with trying to figure this place out, bless them.]
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