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Who: The burrito of death (aka Tek)
Broadcast: Audio, open to the fleet
Action: Bloodsport cargo hold
When: Broadcast day after the attack - Action open all month

[this one is sent in audio only, because goodness no one needs to see his current face--though, his voice isn't right either. it's too light, too delicate, and there is a little too much purr to it. especially without the aid of a video feed, it's hard to tell whether the speaker is male or female or monster at all.

and the tone is nothing but flat.]

Everyone is safe and accounted for? Nothing is entirely amiss? Wonderful.

[he isn't bitter about no one asking about his absence at all. nope. not one bit.]

So, I guess it's about time to start returning to our old routine, hmm? Everyone ready for things to go back to normal? Especially with such a good distraction from our recent little 'vacation home,' I know I sure am ready to forget about everything that just happened.

[this weapons-grade sarcasm could burn a hole through the floor.]

Especially with all of this new spending cash. ...Have you all checked your accounts today? The bonuses are already rolling in.

Isn't it wonderful.

[this sorry creature feels sickened and infuriated and doesn't have the strength to vent it any other way. so, a pissy broadcast it is!

and for anyone wandering the Red Fish any time soon, he can be found actually sitting up now. still wrapped in blankets and misery, but he's at least upright. it's a step.]

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That is one way of putting it.

...And you don't think this instance calls for a little bit of impropriety? They have done nothing to deserve common respect, in my opinion.

Truthfully, though I did find many of their actions distasteful, it is not the locals I am entirely displeased with - but some of our own fleet.

I still will not speak so ill of them, though.

Ah, yes. To clarify, the "they" I am most displeased with is the entity holding both us and those villagers captive. The villagers themselves are mostly just ignorant.

[and... ah yes. the fleet.]

Our own fleetmates, however. What has displeased you about them?

I see. Such displeasure goes without saying, I suspect. [ so far she hasn't met anyone that is pleased with atroma, but hey, what does she know?

she frowns, ]

A group of them partook in the slaughter of an innocent creature while on Mor.

Ah...

[and there is the definite pause. he's pretty sure his guess is confirmed, now.]

And you disagreed with it, hmm?

Wholeheartedly! [ lioriley usually doesn't express herself so loudly, but she sure did just now. the lines across her cheeks flare with color. ] Rallying a group to slaughter an innocent creature with no just cause is utterly barbaric. I protested, but they cared not to listen.

I can only take solace in knowing that it is alive, or so I was informed.

Oh? Someone told you that?

Ino did, yes. Said that they were recuperating. I, however, have not seen them since.

Is that so... [a little pause.]

Well, I for one think that putting up such a protest is admirable--especially for such an unpopular opinion. We will probably need that sort of bravery if we ever hope to shake off the overwhelming shackles that have been put on us.

Not wanting to see an innocent creature slaughtered should not be grounds for 'bravery.' I was only doing what I thought to be right. [ but... ]

If we wish to 'shake off these overwhelming shackles' upon us, others will have to voice their opinions, as well as listen to others. It seems the latter is difficult for many here.

Edited 2015-04-13 17:54 (UTC)

Well, whether brave or not, it is at least rare, and that counts for something.

And who knows. Your outspoken tendencies could be slowly contagious. We could certainly use it.