( 01 - text ) un: mercy
I'd never considered that other worlds or realities might exist when I was at home. We're rather advanced technologically speaking, but I had been so focused on things in my own world that the possibility of there being others didn't even cross my mind.
Though things were quite busy anyway, and I'm more a doctor than I am a scientist, so perhaps that can be excused.
( this would probably be more winston's area. he was always more interested in science and answers and other planets and worlds - understandable, given his own home, and the focus on lena's time bending and jumping issues. angela is a doctor first, interested in medicine and how she can help people, using science and technology to do that. it's a single-minded focus that she's been stubborn about for almost her whole life.
but being pulled into a new world can very much push that to the wayside, she's found. )
Have any of you experienced something like this before, or is it completely new to you? And for those of you who have been here longer, what do you make of this place? The other people here, its traditions, the world itself, etc. I'm curious to know.
Though things were quite busy anyway, and I'm more a doctor than I am a scientist, so perhaps that can be excused.
( this would probably be more winston's area. he was always more interested in science and answers and other planets and worlds - understandable, given his own home, and the focus on lena's time bending and jumping issues. angela is a doctor first, interested in medicine and how she can help people, using science and technology to do that. it's a single-minded focus that she's been stubborn about for almost her whole life.
but being pulled into a new world can very much push that to the wayside, she's found. )
Have any of you experienced something like this before, or is it completely new to you? And for those of you who have been here longer, what do you make of this place? The other people here, its traditions, the world itself, etc. I'm curious to know.
text, un: j.k.
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My name is Jacob, by the way.
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It's lovely to meet you, Jacob. I'm Angela. May I ask how long you've been here for?
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About a month. Not very long. I just like sticking my nose into things.
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Well, at least I know who to turn to if I ever have a question I need answered.
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[ This time NOT anonymously! ]
You bet. If not, I can probably weasel it out from somewhere.
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That's very handy!
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Yep, one of my little skills. Not nearly as impressive as other people around here but I'll take what I can get.
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I'd say it's hardly anything to scoff at. Sometimes finding out the information you need can be too difficult.
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That's probably due to too many fighters and not enough scholars. [ Or rather, too many kids considering the long-term goal of this place is to just... settle down. ]
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Perhaps. There are always numerous reasons, I've found.
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Yeah, there's no one single reason for anything. Still, if you need help just hit me up.
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Thank you, I appreciate that very much. If you ever have need of medical help, or just anything otherwise, I'm always just a message away.
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[ He won't need medical help and you can't make him!! aka he is immortal and will likely never need to, but the thought is... nice??? probably? ]
You've got it, Angela.
text; un: GraveMistake
Of course, as a doctor, why would you think of anything bigger than what you already have to deal with, right? You have enough disease and death to thwart, adding millions of possible other planets to your plate is probably dizzying.
[This text is definitely not somewhat bitterly toned at all.]
Now that the universe has opened up to you, I wonder if you're thinking if it's too much, or if you just have a thousand new possibilities to work with.
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( like not trying to bring someone dead back to life? )
Though as a doctor it's important to focus on what there is, otherwise it could be detrimental to those around me.
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What you can learn and see how many ways you can cheat death?
Something along those lines?
If you need test subjects, there's plenty of monsters outside the perimeter walls.
text; un: whiterose
It seems as though that didn't stop me from being taken to both of these places, however. Fufu, I wonder if this is some sort of karma? "Since you were so focused on yourself and your surroundings, you get this. ♪" That sort of thing?
Then again, there are plenty of people here who don't fit that description, so I'm really just rambling. As for my answer, this place isn't as bad as that spaceship was.
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It's interesting that there are other places that do the same thing as they do here, however. I wonder if they can bring people from one to another, or if it's just from their original home?
Well, that's certainly good to hear, though as I don't know how bad the spaceship was perhaps I can't judge just by that. Was it terrible on Eluvio?
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I was brought here directly from that spaceship, if that helps at all. As for how it was, there were some unsolved murders, the ship had lost power for some time, leaving us without gravity or oxygen, and the tension between everyone was beginning to be too much. I thought I was really going to die, you know?
[text: un shigeru miyata]
But you're also a doctor? That's great! I haven't met many people here who actually are! ヾ(@^▽^@)ノ
[ Shigeru please stop with those emotes... ]
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I am. It's something I've studied my whole life for, and have continued to do so even after officially becoming one. It's an ever evolving field.
:)
( angela never uses emotes, but she's trying at least! )
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[ There's probably some magic involved too. ]
Then you should stop by the hospital! There's a few more of us there as well, I think. Do you have a specialty? Or are you a broad spectrum type of doctor?
text; @liches.get.stitches
As for this place, it's pretty like, normal? The sheer amount of holidays is fucking wild, but the rest of their shit makes sense if you think about the fact their population growth relies on people coming through the portal and deciding to stick around.
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( absolutely insane. unusual. expected of another world, and of people who come from completely different ones from her own. )
A lot. It must be quite the adventure, travelling to new realities.
Well, I'm glad that it isn't too unusual here. It might take some getting used to, being in a different world, but perhaps it won't take too long. Apart from the holidays.
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Oh, they're pretty open on the whole relationship front and that's kinda weird for some folks? But like, overall, they're just people. Way easier to adjust to than sentient animals or robots and shit.
text; un; thunderer
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@2cool | text
I consider it a blessing now that i have been here longer-- divine Fate that i have been brought here. It is more pleasant than the world from which i came from-- a horrific happenstance in space where i felt threatened and unsafe. and dare i even say, this place could possibly more pleasant than my home.
This place is missing one thing.. that is my only complaint.
text; un: stark.naked
This is sadly a thing I am more than a little familiar with. Granted, usually there is more of a universe ending collisions involved, but I think that is probably a blessing. As for this place, it can be a bit strange meeting alternate versions of yourself, and interacting with people from the past, but so far nice place.
Video - @chandra
You shouldn't worry about it, other than the monks that took me in, most people that aren't planeswalkers never think about other places outside of their own homes. It's just... too big a thing to consider. And I've been to a lot of planes.
But this place is pretty similar. Except they help you get set-up, and the authorities seem pretty fair and not corrupt. I'm used to sleeping in alleyways and exchanging my magics for some local currency to get by. Oh, and nobody's tried to kill me yet. Other than some local wildlife and it wasn't really their fault, that's just how they work.