Asuka Shikinami Langley (
interstices) wrote in
driftfleet2018-04-29 06:55 pm
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[video] no sign of your flawed design
Who: Asuka Shikinami Langley and... you.
Broadcast: Video
Action: Red Fish, if you want it
When: 4/29 (today)
[And here's a sight typically reserved for sore eyes-- Asuka flopped on her half-made bed, hair in braids on either side of her head, wearing a t-shirt and a pair of baggy pants. The overall effect leaves her much less intimidating-looking than usual, but really, she's just about to go to bed.]
I've been thinking about augment glitches.
[Not the most profound statement, but she presses on.]
Everyone gets them. Sometimes it's sort of an epidemic of them, other times it's just a handful of people. I know people in the Fleet keep track of all the planets and stations we end up at, but I don't think anyone's kept up with glitches. [An eyeroll, and then--] Probably because everyone wants to forget they happened. But I think it might be good to have a record and see what comes up most often or if there's any sort of pattern.
If you want to talk about any augment malfunctions you've had, go ahead right here. Even if they're really screwed-up. It might help somebody else out.
Broadcast: Video
Action: Red Fish, if you want it
When: 4/29 (today)
[And here's a sight typically reserved for sore eyes-- Asuka flopped on her half-made bed, hair in braids on either side of her head, wearing a t-shirt and a pair of baggy pants. The overall effect leaves her much less intimidating-looking than usual, but really, she's just about to go to bed.]
I've been thinking about augment glitches.
[Not the most profound statement, but she presses on.]
Everyone gets them. Sometimes it's sort of an epidemic of them, other times it's just a handful of people. I know people in the Fleet keep track of all the planets and stations we end up at, but I don't think anyone's kept up with glitches. [An eyeroll, and then--] Probably because everyone wants to forget they happened. But I think it might be good to have a record and see what comes up most often or if there's any sort of pattern.
If you want to talk about any augment malfunctions you've had, go ahead right here. Even if they're really screwed-up. It might help somebody else out.

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Good thinking.
I've only had one occurrence in...roughly two years. [Holy shit has it really been two years.] Spent a week as a teenager.
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You think there was any point to it? Did you learn something?
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Well, I definitely don't think learning anything was the point. Presumably it was for entertainment value.
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[He'd be more careful talking about this, but it's not like the Atroma have ever seemed to care.]
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Wait, you mean when you were sick? That was just a cold.
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You did not almost die. You just take being well for granted.
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[It's not equitable to death, by the way. That's something special and different. Of course. Anyway...]
Lilin are truly respectable creatures.
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And then there was the time that all of us from my world kept getting marks on our faces if we told a lie.
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Did anything traumatizing ever happen?
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No... not really. I mean, Shiro's hair was a thing, but that was more because of the association it has with some stuff that happened back home, not because it changed his hair. If it was just because it was long, that would have been fine, but... yeah.
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Not much else you really can do, I guess, but just wait it out.
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First time I was.. About fourteen, fifteen. I lost all memory of the Fleet and most of the people I knew from it.
Second time I was in the prime of my life. Retained my memories, but was sick from dying so I couldn't enjoy it.
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[She pauses, looking a little thrown off.] You mean you're not? And what are you talking about, dying?
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[And then that question about his age. Get the cameras, Kurt actually looks flustered (and a touch flattered.) His tail weaves in and out of the camera view as it sways, twisting into confounded loops.] Woman, I'm in my thirties. My prime passed me years ago. [Said as though it's just a simple fact. Perversely, his answer to her last question is said with the same amount of emotion.] Ja, back on the planet we had to evacuate. I.. Wasn't able to get out in time.
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I'm sorry that happened.
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The spade of his tail flicks, almost like a quick wave of the hand. Her sympathy gets a shrug, tempered with a thin smile.] It's alright frau; I'd have rather died on that planet than saved my fur at the expense of someone else's skin.
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