Goro Akechi (
foolishjustice) wrote in
phantasmalrift2018-07-09 09:26 pm
Everything you know is wrong
Who: Goro, Kurama, Jailbreak, and everyone, get yer butts in here.
What: A chance meeting, and then a station meeting.
When: 6/20, afternoon
Where: Station common room
Warnings: Ghost Talk, probably things related to murdergamer paranoia, everything Jailbreak chooses to be.
[A little after lunch, everyone (androids included) gets a mass text from Goro.]
Kurama and I have found out something important from the ghosts of the Trivesta, and Jailbreak has something she needs to tell everyone too. If you can make it, come to the common room as soon as you can. If not, I'll have a camera broadcasting everything so you can respond over the network.
p.s. this is jailbreak srsly get your ass over here
[When people arrive in the common room, they'll find the glass table piled with a truly ludicrous amount of canned and bottled drinks, in an impressive assortment. There's something there to suit just about everyone's tastes, so long as it's non-alcoholic.
More importantly, though, a tablet has been propped up against some cans, set to record as much of the room as possible. The three mentioned in the group text are already there, with Goro looking more serious than he has at any point other than his calling Shido out.]
I'm going to cut to the chase: we aren't the first people to come here through the Fissures, just the first living people. I've already told some people this, but the jellyfish on the Trivesta were actually heavily degraded ghosts. I repaired them enough to communicate more effectively, and found out that they arrived with the ship...long before any of us appeared here.
Whatever Jailbreak found, I'll leave for her to explain.
What: A chance meeting, and then a station meeting.
When: 6/20, afternoon
Where: Station common room
Warnings: Ghost Talk, probably things related to murdergamer paranoia, everything Jailbreak chooses to be.
[A little after lunch, everyone (androids included) gets a mass text from Goro.]
Kurama and I have found out something important from the ghosts of the Trivesta, and Jailbreak has something she needs to tell everyone too. If you can make it, come to the common room as soon as you can. If not, I'll have a camera broadcasting everything so you can respond over the network.
p.s. this is jailbreak srsly get your ass over here
[When people arrive in the common room, they'll find the glass table piled with a truly ludicrous amount of canned and bottled drinks, in an impressive assortment. There's something there to suit just about everyone's tastes, so long as it's non-alcoholic.
More importantly, though, a tablet has been propped up against some cans, set to record as much of the room as possible. The three mentioned in the group text are already there, with Goro looking more serious than he has at any point other than his calling Shido out.]
I'm going to cut to the chase: we aren't the first people to come here through the Fissures, just the first living people. I've already told some people this, but the jellyfish on the Trivesta were actually heavily degraded ghosts. I repaired them enough to communicate more effectively, and found out that they arrived with the ship...long before any of us appeared here.
Whatever Jailbreak found, I'll leave for her to explain.

Shortly before the text...
I think we need to treat this information like our discoveries in the mall.
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[It's hard to tell between the speed of the encounter and the fact that the bottom half of her face is obscured from view by her mask, but she looks... a lot more serious than she does normally.]
[Akechi's comment about discoveries doesn't register until half a second later, and she pauses briefly before turning around.]
Yeah, uh... define 'discoveries' here.
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Meeting Start
Short version? I ain't surprised that we weren't the first, 'cause we didn't just come through. Something pulled us in. And it's still out there.
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Anyway, he's not saying shit at the moment but he did come immediately after the network announcement.
Also there's a smear of icing on his MY FEET ARE DOWN HERE shirt. That's surely not at all related to anything.]
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That doesn't mean she'll just be watching quietly, though.]
Then--we were brought here intentionally?
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Okay boss, that's cool. Not ominous at all, either.
[ Outfit check: tank top, flannel tied around waist, new hair bow. Flip flops are kicked off next to the chair. ]
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That's something some of us have suspected for some time, actually. How were you able to confirm?
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[Phi greatly respects your ability to treat this seriously. For now she's thinking it might be possible she misjudged you.]
It raises more questions, of course, but doesn't everything?
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Yep, here's an android. Up with their blue scarf around their head and the belt around their waist, to be specific, at first standing on the sidelines looking concerned, but - ]
What...?
[ - Honestly? Looking more genuinely shocked than most of the humans and human-adjacent people in the room.]
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So it seems to me that the next question - or one of the next questions - is whether we can make contact, and supposing we can, whether we ought to.
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Re: Meeting Start
But can I safely assume there's more to it?
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She did have at least one thought, though.]
Maybe it's trying to call for help.
I don't know, obviously. None of us do. But...If something is doing this to us on purpose, I think it would be a mistake to immediately assume that it means us harm.
All I'm saying is that even if it's been really annoying to be trapped here, we shouldn't let that anger make us assume that this thing is hostile.
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So, all we have to do is find it and kill it.
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I have done some research of my own, concerning the history of this world before our arrival. Apparently, the Fissures were not known to be produced by any specific cause, but were a phenomenon that destabilized the entire world, beginning from the areas with the most magical development.
Further, I discovered a journal which details the inception and purpose of the project that created this station among others.
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And that purpose would be what, exactly? You can hardly just leave it at that.
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Any chance I can borrow the books after she's done, to take notes and pictures?
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fifteenprobably like... thirty minutes late with something better than Starvicks.And not looking incredibly thrilled, honestly? Because, yeah, he's worried as hell about all of this, but there's... one thing that kind of piles on top of everything else, for him. A something that has him muttering so that only whoever's closest to him can hear it. ]
So, on top of everything, there's a chance there's a timeline out there where we're just... missing.
[ That's not a happy feeling. It's the kind of feeling that causes one's stomach to seemingly sink. ]
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[Her fists clench and she shakes her head.]
I can't allow that.
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[That's Pidonus' entire reaction to that reveal. Well, other than looking like she'd really like to faint right about now.]
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I'm almost tempted to return out of spite.
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