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TDM 001
TDM 001: TFLU |
![]() ( 1 ) After leaving the teleportation chamber, you are gently coaxed out of the hospital and encouraged to find a place to stay. Maybe you've had time to check out your A5 app. Maybe you're just settling in. It's cloudy, overcast, cold -- you'll want to seek out someplace warm. Also, your device is beeping. A lot. The tech on the island works, it just doesn't work right. You can't seem to send a message to the correct person. It's time for... Texts From Last Universe( 2 ) What's this? Your bingo card has just been beamed to a stranger's inbox...?! ( sample A5 cards -- NSFW, may contain triggering content, please feel free to use/ignore as you see fit) ( 3 ) And now you're receiving messages from other users that they don't remember sending: Nice shirt. It would look better on my floor. 10/10 would ride it into the sunset. This user thinks you're attractive. u up? 🍆 ( 4 ) Once you figure out that the robots have been hacking your devices, it's no easy feat to track one down and demand they stop. "So The Augur wills!" they wail in a monotone. "So it is done!" Any attempt to actually contact The Augur and get back into the hospital will be met with beefy robot bodyguards, who suggest taking a gentler approach to fix your devices. If you know what they mean. Wink. (This is your overt kink prompt. Please label any threads accordingly.) Note: All prompts are optional. The theme for this TDM is "malfunctioning devices." They can be fixed by indulging in the squares on your cards. For the sake of the TDM, you can use one of the pre-generated examples or a wildcard from the kink list. This can be used as a free bingo square completion once you have been accepted into the game. Players are welcome to wildcard their own TDM prompts; we only ask that you try to stick to the theme. N A V I G A T I O N |
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That should be my line. You seem to be fine.
Are you having any luck with it?
[ the stupid machine, that is. ]
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Uhm. No.
I'm usually pretty good with things like this, but I can't seem to figure out the dysfunction. It's possible the devices were implanted with a virus.
[...She knows a thing or two about viruses.]
But if that's true, it won't be something either of us could fix.
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[ vidar looks at her thoughtfully. or at least, thoughtfully behind that mask, right now all she sees is that he’s got his hands crossed and tilting his head at her. ]
What do you know about viruses?
[ that’s more interesting. ]
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[Melfina frowns thoughtfully.]
Viruses can be controlled remotely. They can even disguised under something that appears completely legitimate. The decoding or deactivation can have different severity levels. I've never made a virus or anything like that, but I've encountered them before.
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And this is something you study or work on? Back in your world, I mean.
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No. Nothing like that, really.
[...How does she put it? It could be hard to describe what exactly they did. Or whatever they tried to do. Trying to hit the 'big time' sounds kind of funny.]
It was something we sometimes came across. I was the navigator for a ship. Our captain—Gene—has a way of getting himself into trouble. Just as many friends as enemies.
[And taking on any job for money? That opens them up to a lot of misadventures.]
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Navigator, huh. For what kind of vessel?
[ water-bound, air, land, space? ]
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[After some consideration, she continues.] That is—interplanetary space travel. A ship with combative abilities. We used it more for travel though. I think.
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I’m a pilot myself. My work takes me between Earth and Mars.
Some people haven’t touched on the idea of interplanetary travel, so hearing someone else speak about it is familiar, at least.
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You do have the look of a pilot about you.
[Kind of? She wasn't sure what he actually was, but hasn't been able to ask. That just doesn't seem like a very nice thing to do.]
Or I guess. Space. You look like you belong in space.
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I’m told there’s a hangar here. Perhaps your ship would be there, who knows.
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[She doesn't remember seeing one, but...]
I'll have to go see. I'd know it anywhere.
[Of course she would. That ship was basically designed with her in mind. Or vice versa. Either way, the XGP and Melfina go hand-in-hand with one another.]
Is your ship here, too?
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And likely, it will be there. We can go together.
[ since he’s not sure where it is either, and that’s better done with company. ]
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That's not exactly what she was expecting and her expression is transparent.]
I'd like that very much.
[Admittedly, she shouldn't be so accepting perhaps, but everyone here is in the same situation. It seems unlikely that they'd be against one another.]
If it wouldn't be any trouble, I mean.
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[ vidar turns to look around the hall. ] We might get lost for a bit, but that’s the adventure part of this little excursion. I’m sure we’ll be fine.
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[Melfina seems very matter-of-fact when she says this, though she hasn't really known him long enough to call him 'friend.' But that is simply how she is. Mel's naivete seems to know very few bounds and considering he is not a pirate and she is not certain she is as valuable as she once was...
She has little reason to believe he would otherwise know anything about her or what she once represented. ...Still represents? She's not wholly certain. There remain unanswered questions. Many of them. Several that she still seeks the answers to.]
When we find it, if the Outlaw Star isn't there, do you think we could send a signal to it?
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vidar walks easily with her. ]
That’s a curious name.
And if we have the equipment, certainly. I myself have a few messages to send that I’d like to try out.
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But these little idle moments don't last long. At least, she won't let them. Another time, perhaps, to get better acquainted.]
Gene named it.
[Something she's always been curious about, actually. She understood the colour remotely. The name, however...
Her attention turns when he continues and she nods.]
Are you trying to contact people from your home, too?
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[ he doesn’t really have any other reasons to contact his home. ]
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[Because for some reason, she seems to think they are all likely a good distance away. She doesn't know, of course, but...
Well. Nothing's impossible, right?]
I hope you can. It sounds like being here is inconvenient for you.