Phantasmal Rift Mods (
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phantasmalrift2018-09-06 11:57 pm
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DUNGEON LOG - TELOVIA MINES
The day dawns bright and early - the same as most every expedition. The only difference is that you'll need to take the teleportation pad to Lodestone as a starting point - the gliders and drones are already there. There's clouds on the horizon, though, so if you're going to take a glider and go, you'd better get going.
There's some new additions, though, to the usual group of androids seeing you off. Tau is checking over the drones ready to carry those who can't or won't use the gliders, and Muon is practicing opening and collapsing the wings of a glider with bright yellow sails. She grins at anyone who approaches, shooting them a thumbs up.
"Don't worry about getting lost or falling behind! As long as Tau's here, they'll keep us all together."
And with that bit of bright cheer, it's off towards the mountains you go...
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From the air, the remains of the mining town are almost impossible to tell from any other part of the forest. The trees - especially the old ones - are much thinner, and that's really the only sign of what's below.
But Muon's bright yellow glider, leading the way, dips down into the treeline before landing in an open space, and anyone who isn't paying enough attention to follow will feel their glider being herded in the same direction by Tau's power - control not outright taken, but more of a nudge, like, hey buddy it's this way. The group lands just beyond the border of the Fissure - a tiny stable spot in whatever's left of this world.
And a good thing, too, because landing in the Fissure itself could prove quite difficult...
There's some new additions, though, to the usual group of androids seeing you off. Tau is checking over the drones ready to carry those who can't or won't use the gliders, and Muon is practicing opening and collapsing the wings of a glider with bright yellow sails. She grins at anyone who approaches, shooting them a thumbs up.
"Don't worry about getting lost or falling behind! As long as Tau's here, they'll keep us all together."
And with that bit of bright cheer, it's off towards the mountains you go...
----
From the air, the remains of the mining town are almost impossible to tell from any other part of the forest. The trees - especially the old ones - are much thinner, and that's really the only sign of what's below.
But Muon's bright yellow glider, leading the way, dips down into the treeline before landing in an open space, and anyone who isn't paying enough attention to follow will feel their glider being herded in the same direction by Tau's power - control not outright taken, but more of a nudge, like, hey buddy it's this way. The group lands just beyond the border of the Fissure - a tiny stable spot in whatever's left of this world.
And a good thing, too, because landing in the Fissure itself could prove quite difficult...

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[SHithead joking, yeah, let's cover the extreme discomfort about mines with that.]
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The only thing I don't know how to do is to make you shut up when I want you to and aren't allowed to beat you into the ground to do so.
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It's not like you exactly shut up, either.
Find anything interesting?
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Why would I? It's more fun not to.
[He shakes his head at the question, standing from the crouch he was in and having to quickly put a hand to the wall before he falls over] Nothing I can see. Just another dumb magic thing that makes no sense.
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[This is a joke because people can't make sense of fonons half the time.]
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[Asch's joke falls a little flat, since Sync doesn't usually explain fonons to people who don't get it]
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Pretty sure they same the same thing about us. Or else they just think fonons are magic anyway.
[Anything you don't understand is magic and sometimes the things you do understand are magic.]
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[He's had a couple of moments of explaining this to people, but this at least, while very much dumbed down, tends to make people understand the whole "fonons aren't magic" thing]
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[Nailed it.]
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Particle physics may as well be magic to most. Why would you use particle physics to explain anything to anyone, it's complicated enough that most people wouldn't get it. Even I barely get it.
[There are fonons, you can do stuff with them. That's good enough for him]
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[Faintly confused.]
And it's more that I use that to point out that it's not magic.
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[Mildly curious if it does. He still stands by the idea that if people don't get it, it may as well be magic]
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[He'll stick with something at least mildly understandable]