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Waystation Mingle Log!
Who: GAME-WIDE MINGLE aka everyone
Broadcast: If you want
Action: The Stations!
When: From 04/05 through the month of April.
[Well, that all sure happened. But at least you have the waystations! Whether you want to stock up on supplies, work, trade, or visit the very fancy Virtual Reality Dome, it's bound to be a nice break from the attacks of the 5th.
Make your own prompts, set up your own Virtual Realities, etc! For reference, the OOC post with info is over here!]
Broadcast: If you want
Action: The Stations!
When: From 04/05 through the month of April.
[Well, that all sure happened. But at least you have the waystations! Whether you want to stock up on supplies, work, trade, or visit the very fancy Virtual Reality Dome, it's bound to be a nice break from the attacks of the 5th.
Make your own prompts, set up your own Virtual Realities, etc! For reference, the OOC post with info is over here!]
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The various boozes behind the bar hold her interest for a long time, until she realizes that they're not what they seem to be. The simulator doesn't seem to have to power to produce actual food-related substances.
Eventually she wanders over to the emo lady and stands next to her.
So. What's up, lady? Jinx guesses you're kind of cool. Since you showed her a kind of interesting thing and all.]
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Let's try engineering next, hmm? Computer, Main Engineering.
[The computer obeys, and they find themselves standing in front of the main warp engine of the Enterprise, gently pulsing and humming as if it really were running the ship.]
This is the warp core, which is what propels the ship, several times the speed of light. My knowledge of engineering is admittedly limited, but sometimes I find it comforting to come here and just listen to the engines.
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After poking around a little bit, she decides the best way is to dive head first into the new experience. Hence why she phases herself right into the warp reactor.
Just for shits and giggles. Since the VDR is fake, it doesn't give her exactly the feeling of standing inside one of them, and that disappoints Jinx a little. It's still amusing, though, and she pops back out with a grin on her face.
You know the most interesting places, emo lady.]
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Though, this gives her an idea, one she's surprised has never occurred to her before. Then again, she never had a reason before to use the holodeck to recreate the Enterprise, not when she was living on the real one. She grins back at Jinx before giving the appropriate instructions to the computer to carry out her plan. A minute later, they will find themselves standing on the hull of the Enterprise as the ship serenely orbits Earth. It's exhilaratingly disconcerting, as Beverly's senses are on full red alert, telling her there is no way she should be standing here, alive, without a space suit and gravity boots.
She turns to Jinx and extends her hands out to encompass, well, space.]
What do you think? We could see the rest of the solar system as well.
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It's just so... vast. And sudden. And much.
There's so very much out there.
Jinx had never thought about the vastness of it before, and seeing it throws her. Of course, the fact that she shouldn't be able to breathe doesn't ever register.]
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Oh, Jinx, I'm so, so sorry.
[She instinctively reaches out a comforting hand but stops just short of touching Jinx, unsure that it will actually help anything. Her hand hovers a long second or two before she lets it drop.]
I shouldn't have done that. I should have asked you first, told you what I was thinking of doing.
[Jinx had just looked so excited to explore and seemed so fearless, the way she phased right into the warp core. Beverly chides herself, But that's no excuse.]
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Silly Jinx. She knew this place was fake, why did she do that? It hadn't even occurred to her even after she watched the program whisk them all over emo woman's ship.
Settling her game face on, she shrugged a little. No biggie. She hadn't freaked out. She's fiiiiiiine.]
'Sokay.
[That had been pretty cool though. She makes a little twisty face, lips moving side to side as she looks up towards the corners of the room. She still kind of wanted to see that...
Hmm...]
Go back?
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Are you sure?
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Yeah! Lets do this, emo lady. She's totally ready. All set. Lets go!
She can't let something as silly as space scare her. She's got stuff ahead of her!]
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[Beverly still doesn't look totally certain about this, but she'll give it another shot.]
Computer, resume program.
[They find themselves standing on the hull of the Enterprise once again. Beverly waits for Jinx's reaction.]
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[Jinx is ready this time, braced for it.
And it's beautiful. She stares around them in wonder, taking it all in. She'd never seen the like, never really imagined it existed this way. It was Beauty and Art.
After staring for a while, Jinx blamed her brightest smile towards the emo lady, and then tried an experimental hop.
Wouldn't it be cool of they could fly in this?]
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Are you from Earth?
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Yup. Earthy as Earth gets. Or. New Yorky as Earth gets, she supposes. It's the best place to be, after all.]
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Can everyone on your Earth move through objects like you do?
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No. No, they don't.
That would be an awful world, wouldn't it. They would have found ways to circumvent her, then.]
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[She definitely would like to know more, but clearly getting Jinx to talk in anything other than a few monosyllables is about as fruitless of an endeavor as getting a Vulcan to laugh. She shrugs. Maybe another time.]
So, do you have a planet you want to see first? Mars? Jupiter maybe?
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Pluto?
[What was all the fuss about? It didn't make any sense.]
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Computer, take us to Pluto!
[The computer obliges, showing the stars and other planets whooshing by at mock-warp speed. In real life, of course, this would mean instant death, so Beverly is enjoying the simulation. The ship soon comes to a halt, and Pluto floats below them, looking tiny and desolate. Beverly has the computer "beam" them to the planet's surface, which, frankly, doesn't look any more exciting up close.]
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Pluto, on the other hand? Jinx looks around, her exuberance waning. She kicks a bit of dust, wanders aimlessly back and forth a couple of time, and finally just stands next to the emo lady.
She doesn't get it. The fuss, it really doesn't make sense. She lifts her brows and siiiiighs.
This is boring.]
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Not very exciting, is it?
[She thinks for a minute.]
How do you feel about ... volcanoes?
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Leady the way! Tally ho!]
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Jinx was no one for poetics, but it almost reminded her of something she had heard once from the Boss man during one of his more verbose angers. "Rage, rage against..." something something something.
Whatever. This was cool.]
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Beverly shakes her head slightly and decides to continue her role as tour guide of the solar system.]
This is a popular tourist spot, in my universe, though obviously in real life, [she gestures down to her uniform, which would do nothing to help her survive on the real Io's surface] you have to be dressed a little more protectively.
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Could she touch lava? Would phasing through lava be like phasing through fire? Sometimes it worked, and sometimes it singed her insides. And often it left her damaged and weak. And tired.
She'd been getting a lot more tired here now, actually. Now that she thought of it... strange.]
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