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synopsychic2016-12-02 03:54 pm
brokers) wrote in synopsychic2016-12-02 03:54 pm
Mid-late Week 3
[The broadcast goes out in the latter half of the third week of mass markings. Liara's voice is likely familiar, but where her telepathic communication is usually crisp and clear, this time it has an odd, echoing quality, almost as though she's livestreaming a recording of speech. There isn't much by way of inflection - it sounds, perhaps, as though she's reading from a screen, or repeating something over-rehearsed.]
I am certain that by now, most of you have seen the media room that makes up the third stage of this iteration of Liminal Space. It is a reproduction of a portion of a place we refer to as Moebius, and the location of the first Jaunt the oldest of us remember.
The computer banks within that room do not hold information about the Jaunt itself. They do not hold information about our captors. They only hold records of our own deaths. I would...
[There's a brief skip, as though the connection has faltered, though there's no evidence of disruption.]
I would strongly advise everyone to leave them alone. And whatever you do, do not attempt to Interface with them. The accounts are quite intimate.
I am certain that by now, most of you have seen the media room that makes up the third stage of this iteration of Liminal Space. It is a reproduction of a portion of a place we refer to as Moebius, and the location of the first Jaunt the oldest of us remember.
The computer banks within that room do not hold information about the Jaunt itself. They do not hold information about our captors. They only hold records of our own deaths. I would...
[There's a brief skip, as though the connection has faltered, though there's no evidence of disruption.]
I would strongly advise everyone to leave them alone. And whatever you do, do not attempt to Interface with them. The accounts are quite intimate.
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Sure. I've been workin' on pullin' it all apart in the background, anyway. So later I might have more to say, too.
[That's his way of dealing. Sorting it, filing it away in his mind palace, categorizing the different experiences in as objective a way as possible. Besides, he did kind of offer to give people a sanitized version of it all. Has to get started on that.]
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She gives him a weak smile, and pulls away.]
Cassandra's coming. She'll help keep watch.
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[He keeps one arm around her long enough to, after only a beat of hesitation, lean down to drop a light kiss to her forehead, then lets her go.]
Don't think I'm gonna let her take any of the death data, though. Kid don't need that.
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[She draws a shuddery breath, visibly steeling herself, pulling a mask of something at least resembling composure into place.]
But I think - I hope she will choose to avoid it on her own.
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[And that's enough of that.]
Which door you want? Can set Cassandra at the other, and I'll prowl around in between.
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[It's not that she's worried lingering too close to Purgatory in this state will trigger a return of the peregrine...except that that's exactly what it is.]
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That won't last forever, but.]Awright, sounds good, sister. Call me if you need backup or anythin'.
[It's the "or anything" he's more concerned about.]
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[She gives him another weak, fractured smile, and turns to take the path nearest the exit into Purgatory, the better to meet Cassandra on her way in and explain their posts.]