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Open to All Investigators-Beginning of Digital Frontier Jaunt
For those who are experiencing this for the first time, don't worry. Just keep calm and listen to this message.
If you're hearing this, you're what we call an investigator: someone who retains their memories from their home and other worlds if they have them while in a Jaunt. Some of us have blended in with the setting and are called Infiltrators; don't try and jog their memory back otherwise we'll be in a lot of trouble. They also cannot use the network we're on right now.
What we need to know now is who's not thinking they're a program and what they have noticed so far. Anything will help us try and figure out a way to solve this next issue.
If you're hearing this, you're what we call an investigator: someone who retains their memories from their home and other worlds if they have them while in a Jaunt. Some of us have blended in with the setting and are called Infiltrators; don't try and jog their memory back otherwise we'll be in a lot of trouble. They also cannot use the network we're on right now.
What we need to know now is who's not thinking they're a program and what they have noticed so far. Anything will help us try and figure out a way to solve this next issue.
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[Sorry on two fronts; this is his first time to attempt this strange mental-talk thing and he's a literal Renaissance man so what the heck is a computer much less a computer program.]
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They're a kind of construct, in this place, with set parameters and purpose, created by... well, I'll admit, I don't know who they're created by, but I've overheard a couple mention Users, so there must be creators outside this Grid place. Think a golem or an automaton, only with self-awareness and a kind of... circuit-made construction. Very advanced, here.
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Then they're not living beings? They're tools? They certainly seem human enough... they act as people, more or less. I don't believe I follow your explanation very well. [Or rather, it didn't sit very well with him if his two questions were any indicator.] And what do you mean by "circuit"? These are common words and yet their meanings here differ so greatly.
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[He pauses to think a moment, then asks,]
Where and when are you from, sir? That might help me explaining things properly.
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[An interesting concept if he were interpreting it correctly. It was something to think upon, perhaps. He tried not to dwell too long on it at the moment though and eventually got back to the conversation at hand.]
Italia, 1476.
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But since we are also currently made of the same stuff, we can interact with them. You've heard them mention "users" I presume? Those would be people on the outside of the system we've been transported into. The creators, I assume, or at least the people meant to make use of these spirit-programs.
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This...system. A computer? [He's been talking to other people as well. Maybe he's starting to get a better picture over-all but its still all very....technical and futuristic. Perhaps he would be better off not asking. He seems to be doing better understanding the "human nature" of things here better than the technical jargon.] And...humans create that in the future, from my date in time. There was some in the last...world. [Jaunt. He'll learn to use that word eventually.] I think.
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[...all right. That seems unusual.]
I won't ask then. It sounds complicated. And I know being here only makes it more so. [Time shenanigans. Damn them.] Thank you for the information. I think I shall stick with what I know best and try to simply blend in, learn from the crowd, and not answer too many unwanted questions.
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[As long as there's no full moon here, really, he is pretty harmless.]
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[ Renaissance, meet medieval times.. Inigo has been able to at least understand what computers are because of the Jaunts he's been on, but programs? All this.. digital stuff? It might as well all be Chinese to him. ]
I am sorry it is so confusing to you as well.
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This whole experience is quite overwhelming. [Except, he doesn't seem all that overwhelmed at all. His mental voice is calm and controlled, and gives an impression of confidence backed by skill and wisdom.]
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Can this guy really feel so calm throughout all of this..? ]
Are you perhaps new to all of this, milord? It grows a little easier over time, but I have to admit the most difficult part is alwasy the beginning.
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That.. is all besides the point.]
It is my second experience on one of these ...alternate worlds. [Jaunts.] And my first was as an ... alternate ego, shall we say. To tell the truth, this is quite a bit easier to handle after knowing the ...alternative.
[That's a lot of "alternates," apologies.]
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[ That's how he's interpreting it, anyway.. this whole alternate ego sounds a lot more complicated than what he's used to otherwise, so he slowly blinks as he thinks about it. ]
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Ah, yes. I believe that is the term.
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It is easier to take things as they come while being yourself. .. er, aside from the time we get attacked by huge monsters, that is.
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Or at least that is what they would have me to believe. And it is certainly how it felt.
[However, that's a bit dark, isn't it? Let's move on.]
At least Investigating is something I am intimately more familiar with. [beat] Huge monsters, you said?
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Yes, I have heard that our group has had to fight dragons before I arrived here. [ Not that he hasn't done that back home as well.. ] And I was personally part of the fight against a rather large sea creature during one Jaunt.
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[The tone is 'airy', perhaps wistful just a tad. It's not something he has ever thought to encounter. Dragons were just myth where he came from. But they were fantastic creatures that appeared in wondrous tales of knights and heroism. Even keeping in mind that fairy tales were always more gruesome than they sometimes appeared from a simple story-telling perspective, what would it be like to live through one? To meet a creature as that? To battle one for glory and honor.
It was hard to imagine. Yet. It came with a certain thrill.]
I've never had experience with situations such as those. I am not sure whether it is more exciting to hear or dread-filling. Though I suppose when the next time comes I will, I'm sure, lean more towards the latter. [Still. Dragons and sea creatures.. It sounded exciting...up until the point you actually faced one.]
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[ Sure, Inigo knows it's not that easy. He knows they almost lost all those battles, he knows how close they got to it with that huge sea monster. But even so, he wants to at least outwardly project his usual optimism like they really can do this. ]
I am a skilled fighter, and many more among our group are. Even back home, I had to fight many of these things. So we will protect anyone who needs it during those times-- feel free to call upon my help at any time. [ Says the kid who cries at just about any social interaction ever. ]
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I thank you for the offer, amico. It is good to know that there are those of us that would look after our fellow Travelers.
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